Remember that old saying that those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. While, that may define the World Health Organization (WHO).

Earlier this year, WHO went to China to find out the origins of COVID and concluded this week that it probably did not originate in Communist China’s level 4 virus lab in Wuhan, the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Now for the rest of the story. Apparently, WHO never investigated the lab, and it just took the Communist regime’s word for it.

Breitbart explains:

On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Ingraham Angle,” World Health Organization adviser Jamie Metzl criticized the organization’s investigation into the origins of the coronavirus for not taking a serious enough look at the possibility of an accidental lab leak and saying that “the actual investigation was done by Chinese authorities. And so, the W.H.O. investigators were basically receiving reports from the Chinese officials.”

Metzl said, “Well, the investigation itself was very short. It was two weeks of quarantine and two weeks of meetings, but the actual investigation was done by Chinese authorities. And so, the W.H.O. investigators were basically receiving reports from the Chinese officials.”

READ: W.H.O. Adviser: ‘Actual Investigation’ in W.H.O. Wuhan COVID Probe ‘Done by Chinese Authorities

Now for the history lesson…

After believing Communist China’s word that COVID did not spread between humans, in January 2020, WHO sent out a tweet saying there was no human-to-human transmission of the Coronavirus. READ: WHO haunted by January tweet saying China found no human transmission of coronavirus AND: Wuhan Medics: We Were Told To Cover Up Human Transmission And Death From COVID

For the record, it was Chinese scientists based in then free Hong Kong, who first alleged that the virus probably leaked out of the virus lab in Wuhan. READ: Did coronavirus originate in Chinese government laboratory? Scientists believe killer disease may have begun in research facility 300 yards from the Wuhan wet fish market: