John R. Houk, Blog Editor
© March 1, 2023
In the probable case YOUR life is about making a living and
taking care of your family needs and the
politics of Liberty is the furthest thing from your mind, IT MIGHT BE TIME TO
PAY ATTENTION!
WHY?
There is a Global Tyranny. AND that tyranny wants to control
how you live, think, believe, and how you spend your money.
TODAY I am looking at how Globalists plan to utilize the
World Health Organization (WHO) which is basically a fearmongering organization
intent on performing the agenda of Global Elitists to control your life rather
protect than protect the life of human individuals.
Some of you might be aware of the WHO’s attempt to impose a
sovereignty-destroying Pandemic Treaty
upon the nations of the world, BUT you probably are not aware that the WHO is
working on International Health Regulations (IHR) separate but equal in
tyrannical design from the Pandemic Treaty to impose international hegemony upon
individuals living in independent sovereign nations.
The
Exposé uses James Roguski details
from his Substack Page - which is lengthy and substantive - to
highlight same tyranny on this two-sided Globalist coin. Since Roguski’s is so full of substance, I won’t
be cross posting it. I will be cross posting The Exposé, yet it is not a
short read either. You would be wise to spend some time reading both. AT THE
VERY LEAST, you can comprehend the reason to RESIST TYRANNY by non-compliance
even if that non-compliance might mean legal issues.
The tyrants always wrap despotism in the illusion of law to
end Liberty. Probably in the near future, even the most non-political citizen
will have to weigh compliant Sheepledom to non-compliance in any form of action
willing to use to RESIST TYRANNY ending individual freedom.
I’m beginning with three videos (two-Youtube and
one-Bitchute) posted Roguski’s lengthy yet informative, “100 Reasons”.
Then THE EXPOSÉ, “Amendments
to IHR will enable totalitarianism on a global scale”.
JRH 3/1/23
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Youtube VIDEO: WHO
CA+ (THE PANDEMIC TREATY)
Posted by James Roguski
Posted on Feb 5, 2023
https://JamesRoguski.substack.com/
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Youtube VIDEO: STOP
THE WHO
Posted by James Roguski
Posted on Jan 30, 2023
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Bitchute VIDEO: 100 REASONS TO #EXITTHEWHO
Posted by jamesroguski
First Published January 2nd, 2023 17:09 UTC
TRANSCRIPT:
https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/100-reasons
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Amendments to IHR will enable totalitarianism on a global
scale
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IHR
Proponents: Bill Gates
& Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (WHO Director)
Posted by RHODA WILSON
Attributed Author: Dr. David Bell (of PANDA SCIENCE SENSE SOCIETY)
February 28, 2023
Last week the Working Group for the Amendments to the
International Health Regulations met in Geneva. The imposition of authoritarian
rules on a global scale would normally attract attention but there has been a
near-complete absence of interest from corporate media perhaps giving the impression
that concerns surrounding these amendments is yet another “conspiracy theory”
from a disaffected fringe.
But, as Dr. David Bell explains, the World Health
Organisation (“WHO”) is fairly transparent in its machinations. It should
therefore be straightforward to determine whether this is a “conspiracy theory”
or an attempt to implement an existential change in sovereign rights and
international relations. We only need to read the draft amendments to the
International Health Regulations (“IHR”).
After reading the document it becomes obvious that the
proposed new powers sought by WHO, and the pandemic preparedness industry being
built around it, are not hidden. The only subterfuge is the farcical approach
of media and politicians in many nations who seem to pretend that the proposals
do not exist.
There are Two Separate Tracks
James
Roguski published an article yesterday to clarify that there
are “two tracks” the World Health Organisation are implementing: amendments to
the IHRs and the Pandemic Treaty. “I would like to suggest that everyone stop
focusing on the proposed ‘Pandemic Treaty’ and pay closer attention to the
proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations,” he wrote.
There
are Two Separate Tracks,
James Roguski, 27 February 2023 [The
Exposé photo: 2-WHO Tracks to Tyranny]
At the end of his article, Roguski provided a list of
resources including:
· The Top 100 reasons to
#StopTheTreaty, #StopTheAmendments, and #ExitTheWHO
By Dr. David Bell, published by Pandemics Data & Analytics (PANDA)
on 16 February 2023
The covid-sceptic world has been claiming that the World
Health Organisation (“WHO”) plans to become some sort of global autocratic
government, removing national sovereignty and replacing it with a totalitarian
health state. The near-complete absence of interest from mainstream media would
suggest, to the rational observer, that this is yet another ‘conspiracy theory’
from a disaffected fringe.
The imposition of authoritarian rules on a global scale
would normally attract attention, and WHO is fairly transparent in its
machinations. It should therefore be straightforward to determine whether this
is all misplaced hysteria, or an attempt to implement an existential change in
sovereign rights and international relations. We would just need to read the document.
Firstly, it is useful to put the amendments in context.
The changing role of WHO
Who’s WHO?
WHO was set up after the Second World War as the health arm
of the United Nations, to support efforts to improve population health
globally. Based on the concept that health went beyond the physical and
encompassed “physical,
mental and social well-being”, its constitution was premised on the
concept that all people were equal and born with basic inviolable rights. The
world in 1946 was emerging from the brutality of colonialism and international
fascism, the results of overly centralised authority and of regarding people to
be fundamentally unequal. The WHO constitution was intended to put populations
in charge of their health.
In recent decades, WHO’s core funding model has changed.
Originally, its support base of core funding was allocated by countries based
on GDP, but this has evolved into a model where most funding is directed to
specified uses, and much is provided by private and corporate interests. [Blog
Editor Bold Text Emphasis] The priorities of WHO have evolved accordingly,
moving away from community-centred care to a more vertical, commodity-based
approach. This inevitably follows the interests and self-interests of these
funders. Understanding these changes is important in order to put the proposed
amendments to the existing International
Health Regulations (“IHR”) in context. More detail on this
evolution can be found elsewhere.
Of equal importance, WHO is not alone in the international
health sphere. While certain organisations such as Unicef (originally
intended to prioritise child health and welfare), private foundations, and
non-governmental organisations have long partnered with WHO, the past two
decades have seen a burgeoning of the global health industry, with multiple
organisations, particularly ‘public-private partnerships’ (“PPPs”) growing in
influence. In some respects, these organisations are rivals, and in some
respects they are partners of WHO.
Notable among PPPs are Gavi – the Vaccine Alliance (focused
specifically on vaccines), and CEPI,
an organisation set up at the World
Economic Forum meeting in 2017 by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Wellcome Trust and the Norwegian
Government specifically to manage pandemics. Gavi and CEPI, along with others
such as Unitaid and
the Global Fund,
include representatives of corporate and private interests directly on their
boards. The World
Bank and G20 have
also increased their involvement in global health, and especially pandemic
preparedness. Even though WHO
has stated that pandemics occurred just once per generation
over the past century and killed a fraction of those who died from endemic
infectious diseases, they have nonetheless attracted much of this corporate and
financial interest.
WHO is primarily a bureaucracy, not a body of experts.
Recruitment is based on various factors, including technical competency, but
also country and other equity-related quotas. These quotas serve a purpose of
reducing the power of specific countries to dominate the organisation with
their own staff, but in doing so they require the recruitment of staff who may
have far less experience or expertise. Recruitment is also heavily influenced
by internal WHO personnel, and the usual personal influences that come with
working and needing favours within countries.
Once recruited, the payment structure strongly favours those
who stay for long periods, militating against rotation to new expertise as
roles change. A WHO staffer must work 15 years to receive their full pension,
with earlier resignation resulting in removal of all or part of WHO’s
contribution to their pension. Coupled with large rental subsidies, health
insurance, generous education subsidies, cost of living adjustments, and
tax-free salaries, this creates a structure within which protecting the
institution (and thus one’s benefits) can far outlive the staffer’s initial
altruistic intent.
The Director-General (“DG”) and Regional Directors (“RDs”),
of which there are six, are elected by member states in a process subject to
heavy political and diplomatic manoeuvring. The current DG is Tedros Adhanom
Ghebreyesus, an Ethiopian politician with a chequered past during
the Ethiopian civil war. The amendments proposed would allow Tedros to
independently make all the decisions required within the IHR, consulting a
committee at will but not being bound by it. Indeed, he can do this now, having
declared monkeypox a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC),
after just five deaths globally, against the advice of his emergency committee.
Like many WHO employees, I personally witnessed and am aware
of examples of seeming corruption within the organisation, from RD elections,
to building renovations and importation of goods. Such practices can occur
within any large organisation that has lived a generation or two beyond its
founding. This, of course, is why the principle of the separation of powers
commonly exists in national governance: those making rules must answer to an
independent judiciary according to a system of laws to which all are subject.
As this cannot apply to UN agencies, they should automatically be excluded from
direct rulemaking over populations. WHO, like other UN bodies, is essentially a
law unto itself.
WHO’s new pandemic preparedness and health emergency
instruments
WHO is currently working on two
agreements that will expand its powers and role in declared
health emergencies and pandemics. These also involve widening the definition of
“health emergencies” within which such powers may be used. The first agreement
involves proposed amendments to the existing IHR, an instrument with force
under international law that has been in existence in some form for
decades, and was significantly amended in 2005 after the 2003 SARS outbreak.
The second is a new “treaty” that has similar intent to the IHR amendments.
Both are following a path through WHO committees, public hearings and revision
meetings, to be put to the World Health
Assembly (“WHA”) – the annual meeting of all country members
or “States Parties” of WHO – probably in 2023 and 2024 respectively.
The discussion here concentrates on the IHR amendments, as they
are the most advanced. Being amendments to an existing treaty mechanism, they
only require approval of 50% of countries to come into force (subject to
ratification processes specific to each member State). The new “treaty” will
require a two-thirds vote of the WHA to be accepted. The WHA’s “one country,
one vote” system gives countries like Niue, with fewer than two thousand
residents, equal voice to countries with hundreds of millions (e.g., India,
China and the USA), though diplomatic pressure tends to corral countries around
their beneficiaries.
The IHR amendment process within WHO is relatively
transparent. There is no conspiracy to be seen. The amendments are ostensibly
proposed by national bureaucracies and collated
on the WHO website. WHO has gone to unusual lengths to open
hearings to public
submissions. The intent of the IHR amendments – which is to change
the nature of the relationship between countries and WHO (i.e., a
supra-national body ostensibly controlled by them), and fundamentally change
the relationship between people and this centralised, supra-national authority
– is open for all to see.
Proposed major amendments to the IHR
The amendments to the IHR are intended to fundamentally
change the relationship between individuals, their countries’ governments, and
WHO. They place WHO as having rights that override the rights of individuals,
erasing the basic principles developed after World War Two regarding human
rights and the sovereignty of States. In doing so, they signal a return to a
colonialist and feudalist approach that is fundamentally different to that to
which people in relatively democratic countries have become accustomed. [Blog
Editor Bold Text Emphasis] The lack of major push-back by politicians, the
lack of concern in the media, and the consequent ignorance of the general
public, are therefore both strange and alarming.
Aspects of the amendments involving the largest changes to
the workings of society and international relations are discussed below.
Following this are annotated
extracts from the WHO document. Provided on the WHO website, this
document is currently under revision to address obvious grammatical errors and
improve clarity.
Resetting international human rights to a former,
authoritarian model
The Universal
Declaration of Human Rights was agreed upon by the UN in 1948,
in the aftermath of World War Two and in the context of much of the world
emerging from the colonialist yoke. It is predicated on the concept that all
humans are born with equal and inalienable rights, conferred by the simple fact
of their birth. The Declaration was intended to codify these rights to
prevent a return to inequality and totalitarian rule. The equality of all
individuals is expressed in Article 7:
All are equal before the law
and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All
are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of
this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination.
This understanding underpins the WHO constitution, and forms
a basis for the modern international human rights movement and international
human rights law.
The concept of States being representative of their people,
and having sovereignty over territory and the laws by which their people were
governed, was closely allied with this. As peoples emerged from colonialism,
they would assert their authority as independent entities within boundaries
that they would control. International agreements, including the existing IHR,
reflected this. WHO and other international agencies would play a supportive
role and give advice, not instructions.
The proposed IHR amendments reverse these understandings.
WHO proposes that the term “with full respect for the dignity, human rights and
fundamental freedoms of persons” be deleted from the text and replaced with the
vague terms: “equity, coherence, inclusivity.” The applications of these terms
are then specifically differentiated in the text according to levels of social
and economic development. The underlying equality of individuals is removed,
and rights become subject to a status determined by others and based on a set
of criteria that they define. This entirely upends the prior understanding of
the relationship of all individuals to authority, at least in non-totalitarian
states.
This is a totalitarian approach to society, within which
individuals may act only on the sufferance of others who wield power outside of
legal sanction; specifically, it is a feudal relationship, or one of
monarch-subjects without an intervening constitution. It is difficult to
imagine a greater issue facing society, yet the same media calling for
reparations for past slavery are silent on a proposed international agreement
that is consistent with its reimposition.
Giving WHO authority over member States
This authority is seen as being above States (i.e., elected
or other national governments), with the specific definition of
“recommendations” being changed from “non-binding” (by deletion) to “binding,”
in a specific statement that States will undertake to follow (rather than
“consider”) the recommendations of WHO. States will accept WHO as “the
authority” in international public health emergencies, elevating it above their
own ministries of health. Much hinges on what a Public Health Emergency of
International Concern (“PHEIC”) is, and who defines it. As explained below,
these amendments will widen the PHEIC definition to include any health event
that a particular individual in Geneva (the DG of WHO) personally deems to be
of actual or potential concern.
Powers to be ceded by national governments to the DG
include quite specific examples that may require changes within national legal
systems. These include detention of individuals, restriction of travel, the
forcing of health interventions (e.g., testing, inoculation), and the
requirement to undergo medical examinations. [Blog Editor Bold Text Emphasis]
Unsurprising to observers of the covid-19 response, the
proposed restrictions on individual rights, which are at the DG’s discretion,
include freedom of speech. WHO will have power to designate opinions or
information as “misinformation” or “disinformation,” and require country
governments to intervene and stop such expression and dissemination. [Blog
Editor Bold Text Emphasis] This will likely clash with some national
constitutions (e.g., the USA) but will be a boon to many dictators and
one-party regimes. It is, of course, incompatible with the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights, but these seem no longer to be guiding
principles for WHO.
After self-declaring an emergency, the DG will have power to
instruct governments to provide WHO and other countries with resources,
including funds and commodities. This will include direct intervention in
manufacturing to increase production of certain commodities produced within
their borders.
Countries will cede power over patent law and
intellectual property (“IP”) to WHO, including control of manufacturing
knowhow, of those commodities that the DG considers to be relevant to the
potential or actual health problem he/she deems to be of interest. This IP and
manufacturing know-how may be then passed on to commercial rivals at the DG’s
discretion. [Blog Editor Bold Text Emphasis] These provisions seem to
reflect a degree of stupidity and, unlike the basic removal of fundamental
human rights, vested interests may well insist on the removal of these
amendments from the IHR draft. Rights of people should of course be paramount,
but with most media absent from the discussion, it is likely that less effort
will be applied to reversing provisions that impact human rights, compared to
those that threaten commercial interests.
Providing the WHO DG with unfettered power, and ensuring
it will be used
WHO has previously developed processes that ensure at least
a semblance of consensus, and evidence-based decision-making. Their process for
developing guidelines requires, at least on paper, a range of expertise to be
sought and documented, and a range of evidence to be weighed for reliability.
The 2019
guidelines on management of pandemic influenza are an example,
laying out recommendations for countries in the event of such a respiratory
virus outbreak. Weighing this evidence resulted in WHO strongly recommending
against contact tracing, quarantining of healthy people, and border closures.
The evidence had shown that these were expected to cause more overall harm to
health in the long term than any benefit gained from slowing the spread of a
virus. These guidelines were ignored when an emergency was declared for
covid-19 and authority was switched to an individual, the DG of WHO.
The IHR amendments further strengthen the ability of the
DG to ignore any such evidence-based procedures. Working on several levels,
they provide the DG, and those delegated by him/her, with exceptional and
arbitrary power, and put in place measures that make the wielding of such power
inevitable. [Blog Editor Bold Text Emphasis]
Firstly, the requirement for an actual health emergency, in
which people are experiencing measurable harm or risk of harm, is removed. The
wording of the amendments specifically removes the requirement of harm to
trigger the DG assuming power over countries and people. [Blog Editor Bold Text
Emphasis] The need for a demonstrable “public health risk” is removed, and
replaced with a “potential” for public health risk.
Secondly, as discussed also in the pandemic preparedness
documents of the G20 and World
Bank, under these amendments a surveillance mechanism will be set
up in every country and within WHO. It will identify new variants of viruses,
which constantly arise in nature. All of these, in theory, could be presumed to
pose a potential risk of outbreak until proven not to. The global workforce
running this surveillance network, which will be considerable, will have no
reason for existence except to identify yet more viruses and variants. Much of
their funding will originate from private and corporate interests that stand to
gain financially from the vaccine-based
responses they envision to infectious disease outbreaks. [Blog
Editor: Think - Pfizer
purposefully mutating viruses (Gain of Function er-I-mean “Directed
Evolution”) for profit. James O’Keefe
probably fired by Pfizer request for that exposé.]
Thirdly, the DG has sole authority to declare any event
related or potentially related to health an “emergency.” The six WHO RDs will
also have this power at a Regional level. As seen with the monkeypox outbreak,
the DG can already ignore the committee set up to advise on emergencies. The
proposed amendments will remove the need for the DG to gain consent from the
country in which a potential or perceived threat is identified. In a declared
emergency, the DG can vary the Framework of Engagement with Non-State Actors (“FENSA”)
rules on dealing with private (e.g., for-profit) entities, allowing him/her to
share a State’s information not only with other States but also with private
companies.
The surveillance mechanisms being required of countries and
expanded within WHO will ensure that the DG and RDs will have a constant stream
of potential public health risks crossing their desks. In each case, they will
have power to declare such events a health emergency of international or
regional concern. This will enable them to issue orders, supposedly binding
under international law, to restrict movement, detain, inject on a mass scale,
yield IP and know-how, and provide resources to WHO and to other countries that
the DG deems may require them. Even a DG uninterested in wielding such power
will face the reality that they put themselves at risk of being the one who did
not try to “stop” the next pandemic, while being pressured by corporate
interests with hundreds of billions of dollars at stake, and huge media sway.
This is why sane societies never create such situations.
What happens next?
If these amendments are accepted, the people taking
control over the lives of others will have no real legal oversight as they have
diplomatic immunity from all national jurisdictions. The salaries of many will
be dependent on sponsorship from private individuals and corporations with
direct financial interests in the decisions they will make. These decisions by
an essentially unaccountable official will create mass markets for commodities,
or provide know-how to commercial rivals. [Blog Editor Bold Text Emphasis] The
covid-19 response illustrated the corporate
profits that such decisions will enable. This situation is
obviously unacceptable in any democratic society.
While the WHA has overall oversight of WHO policy, with an
executive board comprising WHA members, these operate in an orchestrated way.
Many delegates have little depth of understanding of the proceedings, whilst
bureaucrats draft and negotiate policy. Countries not sharing the values
enshrined in the constitutions of more democratic nations have equal votes on
policy. Whilst it is correct that sovereign States have equal rights, the human
rights and freedoms of one nation’s citizens cannot be ceded to the governments
of others, nor to a non-State entity placing itself above them.
Many nations have developed checks and balances over
centuries, based on an understanding of fundamental values. These have been
designed specifically to avoid the sort of situation we now see arising where
one group, which is law unto itself, can arbitrarily remove and control the
freedom of others. Free media developed as a further safeguard, based on
principles of freedom of expression and an equal right to be heard. Just as
these values are necessary for democracy and equality, their removal is
necessary in order to introduce totalitarianism and a structure based on
inequality. The proposed amendments to the IHR are designed explicitly to do
this. [Blog Editor Bold Text Emphasis]
The proposed new powers sought by WHO, and the pandemic
preparedness industry being built around it, are not hidden. The only
subterfuge is the farcical approach of media and politicians in many nations
who seem to pretend that the proposals do not exist or, if they do, will not
fundamentally change the nature of the relationship between people and
centralised non-State powers. The people who will become subject to these
powers, and the politicians who are on track to cede them, should start paying
attention. We must all decide whether we wish to cede so easily that which has
taken centuries to achieve, to assuage the greed of others.
You can find a copy of the proposed amendments as well as a
summary of significant clauses in the IHR amendments as prepared by Dr. Bell at
the bottom of the original article published by PANDA HERE.
About the Author
Dr. David Bell [The
link is a list of Panda experts that includes Dr. Bell] is a clinical and
public health physician with a PhD in population health and background in
internal medicine, modelling and epidemiology of infectious disease.
Previously, he was Director of the Global Health Technologies at Intellectual
Ventures Global Good Fund in the USA, Programme Head for Malaria and Acute Febrile
Disease at FIND in Geneva, and coordinating malaria diagnostics strategy with
the World Health Organisation.
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