At the World Health Organization’s latest get-together in Geneva, Switzerland this week, Member States agreed to develop the first draft of a legally binding contract intended to rescue the world when future pandemics strike.
The Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB) – established just one year ago in December 2021 – is comprised of the WHO’s 194 Member States. After the three-day meeting, the INB approved the next steps in preparing a global agreement that takes into account equity, promotes preparedness, ensures solidarity, and respects sovereignty, a WHO press release states.
Ironically, world leaders consistently meet for these conventions on their proposed agendas. However, on a smaller, national level, some American politicians assert that calling for the states to gather at an Article V Convention of States is a dangerous idea.
The first pandemic contract outline, called a “zero draft,” will be ready for negotiations at the INB’s fourth official meeting in February 2023.
As previously noted by COS when these visions first came to light in June, a global pandemic treaty puts American sovereignty at risk. Powers and funding could be surrendered from individual countries to the United Nations’ WHO for pandemic control.
The rationale for such a plot is to prevent the “devastating impacts” Covid-19 had on individuals and communities worldwide. But in all honesty, if it weren’t for government regulation, many people would have never been impacted by the virus at all.
This is a slippery slope toward a one-world ruling system on the basis of health. There is no reason for the U.S. government to comply with legally binding agreements that take away Americans’ representation and hand it over to the CCP. After all, the WHO is essentially run by China.
It's also worth remembering that the two largest donors to the WHO are first the U.S. government, and second Bill Gates.
As this global agreement moves into its development stages, it's critical to better understand what the term "legally binding" means on an international scale and how this will impact Americans.
What's certain is that We the People of America will have little to no voice in the WHO’s global health efforts. That's a huge red flag.
The states must come together to discuss limiting the scope of the federal government so that politicians can’t sell out our freedom for a global system of governance.
Convention of States is the solution because those who choose the WHO over American independence don't have the ability to influence our efforts.
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