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7 Ways the WHO Pandemic Treaty Will Obliterate Far More Than U.S. Sovereignty [1:51:47] JD Rucker
We already knew it was bad but it may be far worse than we thought.
For the last several months, we have been ringing the alarm bells regarding the World Health Organization’s Pandemic Treaty. It was concerning that so few were talking about it, especially when we consider that EVERYONE in conservative and alternative media were talking about it last April, May, and June. But it was allegedly “foiled” back then, so it fell off the radar.
As we’ve noted, it was never actually foiled. It was delayed. And since then we’ve been trying to ring the same alarm bell louder and louder. Last week, things came to a head when I devoted nearly four hours of my shows to this week’s WHO meeting. The treaty will be signed by Joe Biden and officially take effect in the United States despite claims by naysayers that it must receive Senate approval for ratification.
Now, I’m starting to think that I’m either wrong about it (I’m not) or our brothers and sisters in conservative and alternative media are simply too distracted to notice the most imminent existential threat we are facing. This is it. This is the big one. And it’s being manifested in plain sight with only a whisper of protest from the “good guys” in American media.
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World Health Organization gets closer to expanding its surveillance powers through international pandemic treaty By Tom Parker
A post-pandemic power grab.
March 4, 2023 – The World Health Organization (WHO), an unelected global health organization that receives hundreds of millions of dollars in annual funding from a foundation tied to billionaire Bill Gates, is moving forward with plans to increase its surveillance capabilities under international law.
The WHO is attempting to push through these increased surveillance powers via an international pandemic treaty that will impose legally binding conditions on its 194 member states (which represent 98% of the world’s countries) if finalized.
The global health agency has been working on this treaty since 2021 and a WHO intergovernmental negotiating body (INB) held a meeting this week to discuss a recently released zero draft of the treaty.
