The UK government (along with governments from around the world) will be meeting on 20th September 2023 in New York City. It is expected that the Political Declaration of the United Nations General Assembly High-level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response will be adopted. Adoption of this Declaration is tantamount to agreeing, now, to…
None of us should forget what happened during the “pandemic” – masks, vaccines and restrictions. We all need to ensure that any future measures for such action are rejected and is why we should all be very concerned about the plans to expand the remit of the WHO. Share this 3 minute video with friends…
“Our Common Agenda is aimed at turbocharging the 2030 Agenda and making the Sustainable Development Goals real in the lives of people everywhere. Because halfway to 2030, we are far off track”. Secretary-General António Guterres. Download the “Our Common Agenda” and “Summit of the Future” timeline to see what is being discussed and when by…
The spotlight seems focused on the WHO CA+ (“Pandemic Treaty”) and the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (2005). But could the United Nations have a plan B for a one world government in the form of the Emergency Platform and the associated “Our Common Agenda” initiative?
“Standing recommendations”, intended to assist with the transition from the emergency phase of the Covid-19 response to the management of Covid-19 as an endemic disease, were introduced by the Director-General of the WHO (Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus). But do they look familiar? Perhaps this is because they reflect the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations…
The International Health Regulations (2005) are in the process of being amended in the wake of the Covid 19 “pandemic”. The negotiations surrounding this process are held largely in secret between unelected and unaccountable diplomats and go unreported by the mainstream media. This is an Article-by-Article analysis of the proposed amendments (as far as we…
UK Government allowed £407,191,680 to go to the WHO $541,565,174 was given to the WHO in 2020/21. We used a conversion rate of 1.33 to arrive at £407,191,680 In 2020/21, 39% of funding from the top 20 contributors came the private sector organisations Total Contributions – Country: $3,523,416,132 = 61% Total Contributions – Private: $2,247,093,795…
Between 17th and 21st July 2023, unelected and unaccountable diplomats met once again in Geneva for the 6th meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB6). This was to draft and negotiate the WHO CA+ (commonly known as the “pandemic treaty”). Although several of the meetings took place in secret, some information has been gleaned from…
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The World Health Organisation is meeting once again in Geneva, Switzerland. In fact, July is quite a busy month. Between 17th – 21st July, there will be the Sixth Meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB) for a WHO Instrument on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response (Bureau’s Text of the WHO CA+). The following week…