April 18, 2025
WHO Power Grab
Timothy Birdnow
The World Health Organization's attempted breathtaking power grab.
Thank God Trump is in power and will drown this abomination in the river.
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So either nobody will follow the treaty but will sign it anyway or this will empower the U.N. to compel obedience aka world government. And this "10% donations" business is what we call a tax, a world tax. And of course a "comprehensive view of supply chains" means they will control who eats and who has power and whatnot.
The cajones on this organization is astonishing. But of course China owns the WHO and this is THEIR scheme to hamstring the rest of the world and make the Middle Kingdom the rulers of us all.
The World Health Organization's attempted breathtaking power grab.
Thank God Trump is in power and will drown this abomination in the river.
FTA:
"The World Health Organization (WHO) has reportedly settled on the text for a legally binding treaty to enhance global preparedness for future pandemics.
The decision aims to prevent chaos and competition over resources, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The pact also emphasizes rapid data sharing on emerging diseases, enabling pharmaceutical firms to accelerate the development of vaccines.
The WHO will now have a comprehensive view of global supply chains under the new pact.
WHO’s Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, described the agreement as "a significant milestone in our shared journey towards a safer world.”
Tedros also noted that the pact demonstrates nations’ ability to collaborate on common challenges.
The treaty is only the second in the WHO’s history, the first being the 2003 tobacco control agreement.
Approval is now being sought at the upcoming World Health Assembly.
Under the treaty, countries must ensure the global availability of pandemic-related medications. At the same time, manufacturers are required to allocate 20 percent of vaccine, therapeutic, and diagnostic production to the WHO — distribute 10 percent as donations, and offer the remainder at accessible prices.
The decision aims to prevent chaos and competition over resources, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The pact also emphasizes rapid data sharing on emerging diseases, enabling pharmaceutical firms to accelerate the development of vaccines.
The WHO will now have a comprehensive view of global supply chains under the new pact.
WHO’s Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, described the agreement as "a significant milestone in our shared journey towards a safer world.”
Tedros also noted that the pact demonstrates nations’ ability to collaborate on common challenges.
The treaty is only the second in the WHO’s history, the first being the 2003 tobacco control agreement.
Approval is now being sought at the upcoming World Health Assembly.
Under the treaty, countries must ensure the global availability of pandemic-related medications. At the same time, manufacturers are required to allocate 20 percent of vaccine, therapeutic, and diagnostic production to the WHO — distribute 10 percent as donations, and offer the remainder at accessible prices.
So either nobody will follow the treaty but will sign it anyway or this will empower the U.N. to compel obedience aka world government. And this "10% donations" business is what we call a tax, a world tax. And of course a "comprehensive view of supply chains" means they will control who eats and who has power and whatnot.
The cajones on this organization is astonishing. But of course China owns the WHO and this is THEIR scheme to hamstring the rest of the world and make the Middle Kingdom the rulers of us all.
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