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Now is the Time to Oppose the WHO’s Globalist Pandemic Treaty

by Adam Cross
10 March 2023 9:00 AM

On February 1st this year, the World Health Organisation released the first draft of its much heralded pandemic response treaty. The draft treaty, snappily titled the ‘Convention or Agreement on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response’, is proposed as a solution to what the WHO calls the “catastrophic failure of the international community in showing solidarity and equity” during the “coronavirus pandemic”.

A supposed lack of solidarity amongst national governments will not be the “catastrophic failure” uppermost of many readers’ minds when thinking back on Government health policy over the last three years. Despite this, the WHO’s draft treaty proposes preventing a recurrence of this alleged failure by substantially enhancing the powers of the WHO relative to those of national health authorities.  

It does this despite initially affirming “the principle of sovereignty of States Parties in addressing public health matters” in its opening recital, and despite recognising the principle of state sovereignty as one of the guiding principles of the treaty in article 4. Yet notwithstanding these reassuring nods to the notion of state sovereignty, the WHO’s real attitude towards state autonomy can be gauged by a quick glance at the rest of the recitals and provisions in the agreement. 

In setting out the WHO’s interpretation of the factual background to this draft agreement, many of the other recitals focus on the purported practical inability of individual sovereign states to respond adequately to the unique health challenges of the modern world. Hence other recitals note that “a pandemic situation is extraordinary in nature, requiring States Parties to prioritise effective and enhanced cooperation”; that “the international spread of disease is a global threat with serious consequences… that calls for the widest possible international cooperation”; and that “the threat of pandemics is a reality and that pandemics have catastrophic health, social, economic and political consequences”. These recitals strongly imply that state sovereignty can be of limited importance in the face of such extraordinarily grave threats. 

Similarly, while recognition of state sovereignty is given as one of the guiding principles of the agreement, it is somewhat overshadowed by the raft of other guiding principles, which include abstract things like “equity”, “solidarity” and the “right to health”. Indeed, article 4 goes on to ominously assert that “previous pandemics have demonstrated that no one is safe until everyone is safe”, strongly suggesting that adherence to the principle of national sovereignty during a pandemic is not just an outdated approach to take, but a positively selfish one.

The draft agreement therefore goes on to assign considerable power to the WHO to influence and shape the responses of national health authorities to any future pandemic. The breadth of ambition of the agreement is made clear in article 5, which applies the agreement in a far-reaching way to “pandemic prevention, preparedness, response and health systems recovery at national, regional and international levels”. 

Subsequent articles go on to prescribe the policies to be followed by States Parties to the agreement in each of these areas. As examples of what is intended, articles 6 and 7 set out steps to be followed to improve logistics and the workings of the global supply chain for quicker dispersal of what are euphemistically termed “pandemic-related products” (read pharmaceuticals), after which article 8 of the agreement addresses “regulatory strengthening”. Sadly, the regulatory strengthening envisaged in this agreement is not the strengthening of the accountability of national health regulators to the public, but rather the strengthening of those regulators’ accountability to the inter-governmental blob. Article 8 therefore requires signatory states to “strengthen the capacity and performance of national regulatory authorities and increase the harmonisation of regulatory requirements at the international and regional level”. In layman’s terms, more funding and powers for the regulators, yet concurrently less independent decision-making from them as well. 

Subsequent articles further limit the discretion of national health authorities in responding to future WHO designated pandemics. Article 11 requires signatory states to “adopt policies and strategies… consistent with… the International Health Regulations” (themselves the target of amendment by the WHO), while article 15 stresses “the need to coordinate, collaborate and cooperate, in the spirit of international solidarity” with the various bodies active in the international healthcare space in the formulation of policies and guidelines. There are references to “establishing appropriate governance arrangements”, presumably well away from potentially meddlesome interference by elected representatives. These governance arrangements are to be complete with “mechanisms that ensure global, regional and national policy decisions are science and evidence-based”. Think blanket mask and vaccine mandates.

Signatory states will also have to take part in “multi-country or regional tabletop exercises every two years” to prepare them for the next pandemic, presumably to ensure that all health authorities remain fully briefed on the acceptable line to take in the event of any such new pandemic being declared, and to deter any of the signatory states from being tempted to go off-script as Sweden did in 2020. 

Last but not least, a plethora of comfortable sinecures will be created for the international administrative class, by way of the creation of a governing body for the agreement under article 20, a consultative body for input into decision making by amorphous inter-governmental stakeholders under article 21, and a secretariat under article 24. 

Conspicuously lacking in the agreement is any reference to democracy, elected legislatures, or the necessity of regulators and health authorities being accountable to national electorates. Instead, the treaty represents a brazen attempt to further move health policy away from regional or national governments and into the hands of a rarefied class of globalist administrators. 

It should be stressed that the current text is only a draft, and that it may be subject to amendments following discussion between the WHO and member states. Further, even if the U.K. does sign this agreement, it will likely require ratification by Parliament under the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010, and will also require implementation via domestic legislation before it will have any domestic legal effect in the U.K. Sustained pressure now on ministers and MPs might just influence any U.K. Government proposals to amend the treaty at draft stage, or alternatively such pressure might conceivably prevent the U.K. Government from signing an unacceptably worded agreement in the first place. Either way, now is the time for action to prevent the crystallisation at international level of the very policies and approaches many of us have railed against at national level for the last three years.

Adam Cross (a pseudonym) is a U.K. qualified barrister specialising in international trade law, with both public and private sector experience.

Tags: COVID-19DemocracyGlobalismLockdownMandatory VaccinesMask MandatesPandemic treatyVaccineVaccine PassportsWHO

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TonyGamble
TonyGamble
2 years ago

Somebody or bodies must gain financially from this.

Can someone here name them for me please?

Or is this all being done free of charge for the good of the world?

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amanuensis
amanuensis
2 years ago

The WHO advised the ‘wrong thing’ at nearly every point of the Covid pandemic.

They missed the start of the pandemic; advised against restrictions on international travel when it might have made a difference, then pushed for draconian lockdowns when it was clear that they’d not help; they advised against the use of generic drugs which we now know would likely have worked; then pushed vaccines as the ‘way out’ when it was soon clear that they wouldn’t help control the pandemic.

But worst of all, now that the pandemic period is over, they haven’t had any critical analysis of their response but have instead announced that their performance was exemplary and that all the problems were due to countries ‘not doing what they were told’. The arrogance of the WHO is unbelievable.

The WHO acts as a tinpot dictatorship, with absolutely no critical self-assessment and absolutely no way for anyone to do anything about them. Really we should get rid of the whole of the senior WHO and start again, because their behaviour is now very worrying.

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TonyGamble
TonyGamble
2 years ago
Reply to  amanuensis

OK amanuensis.

Are they doing it for the good of humanity or because there is money in it for someone?

If so then who is it?

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

It’s for central bank digital currency & Jabs for everyone !!

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

Well for starters they are an organisation whose existence and funding depends on them seeming important to people, so anything that promotes that – such as fake pandemics – is a direct benefit to those who work in WHO – money and power, fame.
Secondly I suspect a lot of them are left wing collectivist types (or pretend collectivist) – utopianists who think they are involved in fixing the world, dispensing cosmic justice.
At the top level they will have connections with business, science and politics – common interests. They are part of the medical-industrial complex which has the potential to far surpass the lobbying power and money wasting capability of the military-industrial complex because while war is nasty and requires more effort to sell as “just”, “saving lives” or “public health” is like motherhood and apple pie.

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stewart
stewart
2 years ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Very nicely laid out.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
2 years ago
Reply to  stewart

Thanks. It seems so obvious to me I don’t know why the general public don’t see it. SAGE only exists if there’s an emergency, so what incentive do they have to take steps to mitigate the emergency or declare it over or say there wasn’t one. Ditto IPCC and “climate change” and every other special interest body that exists to deal with some supposed “crisis”.

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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  transmissionofflame

Just like Oxfam, which was an Oxford charity for the relief of Famine.

Generally well intentioned if still a bit dubious in how they operated and with a strong whiff of Socialism.

When famines became rarer due to a little dialing back of warfare in the third World after the collapse of the USSR, and after revolutionary improvements in agriculture, Oxfam and similar “charities” realised that their jobs were at risk and repurposed their efforts on all manner of GangGreen concerns, avidly supporting Zero Carbon scams and Ruinable Energy fraud.

Thus actively promoting famines.

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JayBee
JayBee
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

Power. Money will follow naturally to those who will then wield the real power.
And on the signatories side: evading responsibility for unpopular measures or outcomes. That one is particularly attractive to the British political class, above all to the hereby being outed as phonies ‘It’s all about sovereignty, mate! ‘ Brexiters, who got burned with it.
And as most of the people are now directly or indirectly dependent upon government money and as everything is now primarily moral and emotional, especially for the young, they were and are overwhelmingly just fine with it and with their resulting ever tighter enslavement.
https://www.takimag.com/article/electoral-economics/

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

The purpose of this Treaty is to strengthen control by the “elites” under their one world government.

Moving on from the Treaty will come CBDC’s and digital ID’S probably UBI and further tightening and enlargement of the 15 minute ghettos.

The intention is to create a slave class which will be controlled 24 hours per day. Ultimately as the slave class is deemed to have exceeded its usefulness it will be disposed of.

The “vaccines”, or deliberate instruments of murder are being used to slim down the current population. I suspect their initial target date for the first level of population reduction will be 2040 with a stability level set for 2050.

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Benthic
Benthic
2 years ago
Reply to  amanuensis

Who is the down voter, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus?

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  amanuensis

“They missed the start of the pandemic;”

Pandering to their vocabulary and “logic” does not serve our cause:

There has been NO pandemic.

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ChrisA
ChrisA
2 years ago
Reply to  amanuensis

Don’t fall for the narrative to such a degree. Travel restrictions would have made no difference, it was calculated that if all international travel had been shut down when anyone first decided a disease that kills 1.5 old people in a thousand all age, it would have slowed the spread by up to 1 week.

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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  ChrisA

As it happens, I flew into Heathrow on Jan 28th 2020, from Singapore where Chinese New Year celebrations were in full swing, their Pandemic Hospital built after SARS 1 was in use for the first time, some temperature checks and handrail wiping when visiting museums, a little more mask wearing but nothing very unusual.

We did expect delays when arriving at Heathrow. Absolutely no interest there whatsoever.

We know better now but it did seem curious then that there was already panic in the Papers but no-one gave a shit at Heathrow

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Myra
Myra
2 years ago

It involves both the International Health Regulations (IHR) and the pandemic treaty.
The IHR amendments don’t need parliamentary approval, but would affect health sovereignty of the nation.
Seeing how the WHO is funded, undemocratic and was wrong on multiple occasions in their advice on SARS-CoV19 this should not happen.
This debate has been running for well over 1 year and is reaching its final stages.
I have written to my MP to get this addressed in Parliament, for what it is worth.

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TonyGamble
TonyGamble
2 years ago
Reply to  Myra

“Seeing how the WHO is funded,”

Tell me how Myra

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LaptopMaestro
LaptopMaestro
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

China and William H Gates (well known for his visits to epstein’s pedo island).

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  LaptopMaestro

Yes, but the WHO also receives funding from national governments including the USA and UK, but certainly most Western governments.

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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  LaptopMaestro

Not much funding from China, but huge power and influence.
Hence Tedros’s appointment.
Billy Gates big investment and big influence. USA and Europe, much greater funding than China but little overt influence but a great deal covertly through the likes of Fauci and Farrar.
The Donald’s turning off US funding was one of his better moves.
I would be happy to see WHO blown to smithereens and the rubble salted.

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john1T
john1T
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

WHO funding
Over 10% is from Bill Gates directly
8% from GAVI Alliance which is itself funded 30% by Bill Gates
Plus unlike most contributions from governments he actually pays up on time
So it is obvious that Gates has more influence than anybody else including elected governments

Last edited 2 years ago by john1T
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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
2 years ago
Reply to  Myra

+ Farrar & Michie both work there now & that’s all you need to know !

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LaptopMaestro
LaptopMaestro
2 years ago
Reply to  Freddy Boy

Multi-millionairte communist, Susan Michie?

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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  LaptopMaestro

The same.
Will she have Professor Pantsdown Ferguson along with his super Computer Models?

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
2 years ago

I oppose it 100% but I can’t stop it !! Is there someone who can ? Doubtful isn’t it ! I think this is going to be the tipping point !!

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago
Reply to  Freddy Boy

Read this. There are 2 imminent threats and the Treaty isn’t even the main one;

”Anyone who is focusing on, or even discussing the proposed ”Pandemic Treaty” is distracting attention away from the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations, which are a completely different set of proposals that will NOT need to be signed by any President or Prime Minister, nor would the proposed amendments require the advice and consent of the senate or Parliament.”

https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/reject-digital-enslavement

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RTSC
RTSC
2 years ago

The DT has received significant levels of funding from Bill Gates, who has excessive influence in the WHO.

I strongly suspect that the real reason the DT is serialising Handcock’s WattsApp messages is to demonstrate that vain, publicity-seeking, egotistical, venal and scientifically-illiterate Ministers should NOT have control of pandemic controls.

It would be so much better if that was done by scientific experts at the WHO ….. experts, like Jeremy Ferrar and Susan Michie …. people who understand “the science” and “can be trusted” to do the right thing.

“Experts” who don’t have to bother themselves with the need to be re-elected ….. in other words they aren’t accountable to the people whose lives they want to control. “Experts” who most definitely aren’t far too closely associated/controlled and effectively paid by Big Pharma.

These messages are being publicised at just the point the WHO is pushing for the new Pandemic Treaty ….. and control of the world’s countries.

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TonyGamble
TonyGamble
2 years ago
Reply to  RTSC

But I don’t get the impression that the DT is pushing for a repeat of lockdown. Or am I reading their features wrongly?

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stewart
stewart
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

I don’t think the WHO or the WHO pandemic treaty are really pushing for lockdowns.

The opposite, in fact. It seems to me that their whole idea is to have a SWAT team of virus vigilantes scouring the globe for “dangerous” virus and to pounce quickly and decisively when they find out.

Pouce means very local isolation and then most importantly the warp speed roll out of vaccines to administer to the world population to preempt infection.

For that they need:

Lots of vaccines.
Vaccine passports.
Masking until people are jabbed.

Have you seen any widespread criticism of jabs, vax passports or masks?

Criticism of lockdowns helps in fact to focus people’s minds on the other stuff. As in, follow our instructions or we’ll all need to lockdown and we all agree that’s horrible, right?

I’m pretty sure that’s the game.

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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  stewart

I admire your optimism that they would be content with that limited role.

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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

They are keeping their powder dry.

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stewart
stewart
2 years ago

This situation lays bear what a complete farce our system of democracy is.

The WHO is almost certainly going to pass the treaty and the UK is almost certainly going to sign up to it.

It involves our political representatives signing away sovereignty. It will affect the majority of people in our country in a substantial way, not immediately perhaps, but at some point.

And almost nobody in the UK has a clue it’s happening. If they did they and took the time to understand what it meant they would almost certainly oppose it.

We don’t live in a democracy or anything close to one. We live in an evermore authoritarian and tyrannical technocracy.

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TonyGamble
TonyGamble
2 years ago
Reply to  stewart

“The WHO is almost certainly going to pass the treaty “

So who makes the money out of it, Stewart?

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LaptopMaestro
LaptopMaestro
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

The point is enslavemant of the proles …

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TonyGamble
TonyGamble
2 years ago
Reply to  LaptopMaestro

No point in enslaving them if you don’t make money.

Who does?

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

What do slaves do?

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DomH75
DomH75
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

The modern hybridisation of Cultural Marxism and Neoliberalism requires absolute control of a populations’ behaviour and freedom to speak out in order to preserve stability of the market. Enslaving populations, controlling their food supply and movement guarantees income for the existing hegemonies. There will be no more ‘disruption’, no more inconvenient ‘new kids on the block’; just a bland, controlled world where nothing exciting happens unless a few people kick against the status quo, at which point it will be easy to cut off an entire area’s food or fuels supply and rely on the panicked population to rat on the ‘rebels’.

Who benefits the most? The giant investment banks for finance, the internet entrepreneurs of the last three decades and Chinese manufacturers.

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
2 years ago
Reply to  LaptopMaestro

Correct.

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stewart
stewart
2 years ago
Reply to  TonyGamble

Lots of people. Yes I get that the money is the driving force. Obviously.

But that’s not the point.

There has to be system for the money to capture. Our political class, the media, our bureaucrats, our institutions, all these people and entities that are nominally set up serve us do not serve us at all.

What we all need to wake up to is that there can be no freedom and no democracy with large institutions that concentrate power.

There is no point in bickering over the text of a pandemic treaty. There isn’t even any point in trying to fight the treaty itself. The entire system, the edifice is rotten.

Sadly this only gets fixed after things get a lot worse.

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jburns75
jburns75
2 years ago
Reply to  stewart

Money is perhaps not so much the main incentive as a combination of influence and proximity to the source of money. The Cantillon Effect – the temporal trickle down effect of real wealth from the money printing machine at the centre at the expense of those at a distance – can be used as a stick as well as a carrot. Who controls the machine controls the world.

Used wisely it can stimulate economies. In a rigidly controlled society though, the opportunity it provides to ‘pick the winners’ creates a system of rewards and incentives for loyalty, and its inflationary effect provides a way of enforcing compliance by keeping the wider population at a level of precarious dependence.

It’s nothing new, it just hasn’t previously been used to this degree in the ‘free world’ and on a global scale. CBDC and endless ’emergency measures’ will probably see to that though..

Last edited 2 years ago by jburns75
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7941MHKB
7941MHKB
2 years ago
Reply to  stewart

And part of the reason is the same as why our Beloved Civil “Servants” love the EU so much.
Let the EU and the UN / WHO do almost all the work. And then aspire to a few years working for the EU or WHO, on huge tax free salaries and massive pensions. Fabulous free travel perks and adulation from the Media.
What’s Not to Like?

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zebedee
zebedee
2 years ago

Sweden didn’t show equity, they outperformed and thus must be brought to heel.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
2 years ago

James Roguski’s been all over this for some time, but what he’s recently brought to our attention, which I’ve never heard of before, is this so-called ‘silence procedure’;

”Often the “silence procedure” is the last step in adopting or agreeing to specific text after the basic premises of the text have been agreed upon in previous negotiations.
Those who remain silent are taken to agree. Amendments were adopted in this manner on May 27, 2022.”

https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/silence-procedure

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Bella Donna
Bella Donna
2 years ago

Its easy to see how this is going. The One World New Order being driven by the 5th columnists in the civil service aided by the elected government minions, herding us like cattle into pens to be jabbed and controlled by unelected billionaires who despise the human race. We need a Revolution, a bloody one if necessary!

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jburns75
jburns75
2 years ago
Reply to  Bella Donna

The political and media class are inherently statist. Brexit and wider populism, which they fear and resent for obvious reasons, have driven them deeper into this position than ever.

The EU, UN and other supranational organisations who draw their bureaucrats, leaders, crony capitalists and sponsored policy enforcers from this class, represent the ultimate borderless State, and will place their interests above all else. They hardly need any encouragement to offer unconditional support for their agenda.

Last edited 2 years ago by jburns75
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Smudger
Smudger
2 years ago
Reply to  Bella Donna

If those of a centre Right political outlook cannot even be bothered to join centre Right challenger parties in large numbers what hope of getting them out on the streets for a ‘bloody revolution’? Is it not likely that if there is a big populist push back it is more likely to take place in a European country where the organisation, guts and determination needed is more likely to be found than in these Isles?

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jburns75
jburns75
2 years ago

“Indeed, article 4 goes on to ominously assert that “previous pandemics have demonstrated that no one is safe until everyone is safe””

This is exactly the thinking behind the ‘zero Covid’ policy, which anyone with half a brain pointed out at the time would not work. As it turned out, it didn’t work, unless by ‘work’ one means destroy an economy, national morale, trust in any institutions, poison mental health and lead to a generation of children with developmental problems.

Consolidating and centralising incompetence in a demonstrably hubristic, unelected, unaccountable supranational organisation engaged in political horse-trading, boot-filling and empire building would seem to be a very bad idea. Great for national politicians though, for whom the opportunity to pass the buck when things get uncomfortable is golden.

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ELH
ELH
2 years ago
Reply to  jburns75

the greatest lie told during covid – by el gato malo (substack.com) This piece suggests a different point of view i.e. that pandemics aren’t actually that frightening or dangerous. If we can all learn to laugh at the emperor’s new clothes and point out that viruses are un-isolated and therefore un-proven we may be able to turn the fear into courage to look anew at what we have been repeatedly told and asked to believe. A very good read.

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jburns75
jburns75
2 years ago
Reply to  ELH

Thanks, that’s an interesting article discussing possible underestimates of iatrogenic death during pandemics. It’s a pretty big claim and el gato malo makes some compelling arguments. I couldn’t find anywhere in the article that claimed viruses were ‘unisolated’ or unproven though. Gato malo explicitly acknowledges their existence and effects in the article:

”please don’t misunderstand: i am NOT arguing that covid did not kill anyone or at least pull forward some deaths that likely would have occurred soon afterwards shortening lives by weeks and months (but not years) and thus causing spikes in deaths.”

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DomH75
DomH75
2 years ago

It’s the beginning of one world government, which China has been seeking for over a millennium. Once the Pandemic Treaty is in place, expect many more based on ‘equity’. This will likely involve harmonisation of taxation, UBI, digital currencies and mass surveillance. We’re facing global governance via treaty and the the leading country will be China through a mix of military might and bribery of Western politicians and businessmen.

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Epi
Epi
2 years ago

I have written to my MP on at least two or maybe three occasions, so he is fully aware but and it’s a mighty but all he said he’d do is “keep an eye on things” yeah right. My worry is he a Socialist MP and judging by his “follow the party line” voting pattern and his boss’s preference for Davos Man I suspect he’d be only too willing to sell us out together with the rest of his cohorts.

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