Now BONO ‘comes to the rescue’ during Coronavirus Crisis

Multimillionaire Globalist Pop ‘star’ Bono is using his international connections to try and secure for the Republic of Ireland’s Health Service.

The controversial U2 singer has lobbied South Korea’s president, Moon Jae-in, and various Globalist companies such as Apple’s Tim Cook, to help find personal protective equipment (PPE) and other supplies.

Moon’s office said on social media that it had received a letter from Bono and that the president’s spokesman, Kang Min-suk, would respond in writing. They noted in the message that Bono was nominated for the Nobel peace prize. The rock star met South Korea’s president last December after performing in the country.

Ireland’s finance minister, Paschal Donohoe, contacted Bono in late March in order to ‘sprinkle stardust’ on a public-private partnership to secure supplies accoring to reports in The Irish Times.

In addition to Moon and Cook, Bono has contacted Jack Ma, the head of the Chinese retailer Alibaba, Marc Benioff of the software giant Salesforce and Doug McMillon of Walmart.

“I just don’t think this is the moment for U2 to be doing a sort of Kumbaya thing. It just doesn’t feel right for me – it feels like a time for action rather than words,” the singer told the Irish Times, which described the collaboration as an example of Ireland’s “soft power”.

Liam Casey, the founder of the tech supply chain business PCH, which is part of the public-private alliance, said Bono’s lobbying had clinched new suppliers including a top executive at the Chinese tech giant Tencent. “The power of Bono on the ground – I was able to go to some of the bigger companies and that really opened the doors for us.”