“It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets.” ~ Voltaire
The World Health Organization are blowing many trumpets this week at the 77th World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva. Tedros Ghebreyesus, the current Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), has celebrated global leadership in the mission of promoting, providing and protecting the health of the world's people. It is important to question the details of these altruistic claims because he is simultaneously declaring the need for unprecedented amounts of public money to be integrated into public-private partnerships with some of the world's largest and most powerful corporate interests.
Historically such public-private partnerships have been known as corporatism and/or fascism, whereby public policy and political systems represent and/or uphold corporate interests as the general public are legislated to become subordinate to the state. This ensures product consumption and authoritarian control of the populace. By comparison, democracy is the determination of public policy by the people, who elect officials to protect their civil liberties and human rights.
One example of a Fascist state is Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler who partnered with corporations to accomplish his murderous goals. Although it was prior to the advent of computers, International Business Machines (IBM) provided the technology for efficient tracking of people and assets, and transportation of civilians into ghettos and concentration camps including the infamous numerical tattooing system. A multiple language newspaper disseminated anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi sentiment to inspire popular support. In an era of limited motorisation, General Motors provided the vehicles for mass transportation of civilian prisoners. The Rockefeller Foundation and Carnegie Institution - active to this day - financed eugenics research which justified mass murder.
Today we see very similar mutually beneficial partnerships in action. Mainstream and social media giants are sponsored by a powerful few with intimate connections to the WHO such as Bill Gates and Pfizer, as well as both Carnegie and Rockefeller. An authoritative "single source of truth" is claimed whilst information disputing the apparent expert consensus is aggressively suppressed.
At the same time, the amendments to the International Health Regulations plan to legislate WHO as an authority against "misinformation and disinformation”. Corporations and academic institutions receive public money to research and produce products which governments then legislate the consumption of, in turn increasing state power over citizens simultaneous with the guarantee of increased profits. As The Health Forum NZ can attest, many poorly regulated medical products have caused, and continue to cause, injury and death.
The main focus of Tedros' addresses to the WHA has been finance. To the applause of a multinational audience of publicly-funded bureaucrats who have descended upon Geneva, he announced on 28 May, the launch of the 14th General Programme of Work (GPW), which claims the need for increased funds to the World Health Organization so that immunization programmes can be expanded, health facilities can be made climate resilient, disease elimination targets can be reached and the world can be kept safe by ensuring health threats are assessed and multiple emergencies can be responded to at anytime. He expressed specific thanks to the Finance Ministers of 87 nations who are calling for increased funding to the WHO so that they may have "flexible and predictable funding" to realise their "shared vision to promote, provide and protect the health of the world’s people".
In reality, health is promoted, provided and protected when citizens are free to flourish. This is known in public health as the social determinants of health: adequate nutrition; secure housing and amenities such as access to clean water and sanitation; education and employment opportunities with fair conditions; a sense of dignity, respect and justice in society; and access to appropriate health care when needed. Functional systems offering adequate support to the vulnerable whilst protecting individual liberties are unquestionably the best way to achieve these outcomes.
Qualities in human society from individual predispositions to cultural and societal norms are so diverse that there can never be a one-size-fits-all approach. For this reason it is imperative that individuals are free to determine their own unrestricted path towards prosperity and health within the communities they belong to.
Contrary to this comprehensive view of health, the World Health Organization have a predetermined focus on pandemic preparedness and the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. These ideologies are marketed as imperative for the protection, provision and promotion of health. Under scrutiny it is apparent that they only serve to increase adversity to most of humanity whilst enriching and empowering the small number of key players sponsoring and manufacturing what amounts to a massive program of social engineering and pillaging.
Pandemic preparedness is now central to the WHO's mission as they claim that without an unprecedented injection of public funds and corporate-supported infrastructures, pandemics will continue to threaten human health. This ignores their own data, that infectious disease risks had decreased significantly until 2020, when the pandemic response dismantled much of the progress made in relation to diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria and HIV. Learn more here.
Laboratories conducting virus surveillance and reporting are to be established across the globe so that many viruses - existing in nature undetected for millenia - may be identified. As well as being declared a threat to human health requiring biosecurity measures, as is currently being seen with Avian Influenza scares from the USA to Australia, the sequences to these viruses will be shared amongst nations and used in vaccine research and production.
Scientists across the globe already engaging in gain-of-function research, to alter the structure of viruses in attempts to increase their affinity to human cells, will receive further increases to an already multi-billion-dollar global endeavour. This work will deplete health service resources in areas of need, leading to irreparable harm, especially in the poorest nations, already struggling to meet the health care needs of their populations, which is largely the result of prevailing corruption making them immediately amenable to increased exploitation. However, as was experienced during Covid, even medical systems in previously high-functioning nations are vulnerable to extortion leading to population-level harms.
The benefits to those leading the corporations sponsoring and coordinating the WHO are infinite, with one possible obstruction: non-compliance from the general public. As such, both information control and the introduction of legislation to force compliance are imperative. These are crucial aspects of the WHO's amendments to the International Health Regulations, and the pandemic "Treaty" being discussed and/or voted upon at the WHA.
Similarly, the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which WHO refer to as necessary components of their work, use euphemistic language describing goals to end suffering. Under scrutiny, the strategies planned are in fact inverse to the headlines being sold and integrate with the plans of a “One Health” approach, placing WHO as the global governor of human, animal, plant and environmental health. Learn more about One Health here. Below are examples for each SDG.
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SDG1 : No Poverty
Planned introduction of a universal basic income for all. A prime example of how this can make citizens beholden to their governments was the Covid-19 vaccine mandates whereby those who refused to comply with state diktats lost their careers and livelihoods.
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SDG2 : End Hunger
We are already seeing limitations on agriculture under such claims as climate threats due to cow farts and pandemic threats due to farm animal species mingling, whilst insect farming and laboratory-produced fake meats are promoted as 'sustainable'.
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SDG3 : Good Health and Wellbeing
Vaccine passports, mask mandates, and countless other biosecurity measures. Centralised public-private partnerships established across health professional regulation agencies to ensure compliance with measures regardless of their safety or effectiveness, and similar partnerships across drug regulation agencies to diminish the regulatory process and guarantee approval of products.
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SDG4 : Quality Education
This WHO Regional Office Standards for Sexuality Education in Europe is a prime example of the plans for indoctrination to replace our increasingly centralised education systems. These standards endorse that pre-school children learn about masturbation, and children as young as six learn about pornography and ejaculation, and other recommendations which overtly diverge from established evidence for child protection based on developmental stages, as well as removing parental rights.
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SDG5 : Gender Equality
This goal seems to be driving the explosion in paediatric services offering "gender affirming care" as a new and highly profitable ideology often resulting in irreversible physical changes, mental health harms and long-term reliance on pharmaceutical products. Learn more here, here
and here.
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SDG6 : Clean Water and Sanitation
Laws being implemented to establish authoritarian control over water sources. A prime example is the order for fluoride - a waste product of the phosphate fertiliser industry - to be placed in public water supplies under claims of being a health intervention.
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SDG7 : Affordable and Clean Energy
In August 2023, PM Chris Hipkins announced a $2 billion climate investment fund for renewable energy in NZ, ensuring the laundering of public money into the hands of the world's largest asset manager, whose CEO has said that "forcing behaviours" of citizens is necessary and that "markets like totalitarian governments".
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SDG8 : Decent Work and Economic Growth
The destruction of small businesses accelerated during lockdowns and continues as large corporations increase their monopoly on global economies. Regulations such as DEI
(diversity, equity, inclusion) and ESG
(environmental, social, governance) are unaffordable for small businesses and often harmful to society.
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SDG9 : Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Centralised monopoly on regulations for industry, innovation and infrastructure puts power into the hands of a few whilst removing opportunities for diversified human activity as everyone is required to follow a single "consensus". During Covid all airlines complied with the cancellation of air travel without question. This is explained by the International Civil Aviation Organization, a specialised agency
within the United Nations, centralising regulation of the industry to UN control.
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SDG10 : Reduced Inequalities
With most of the above leading to increased adversity and global poverty, reducing inequalities is already occurring by way of making everyone equally poor. This will reduce opposition to implementations such as Universal Basic Income and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), effectively turning your money into expirable and controllable coupons.
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SDG11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities
Introduction of digital identification is promoted as necessary for communities to "stay safe". SMART cities are being introduced under the guise of environmental protection requiring that you do not move too far from home, which will be easily controlled via digital identification and CBDCs.
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SDG12 : Responsible Consumption and Production
Digital identification and CBDCs will ensure you only consume and produce goods and services "responsibly", via automatic surveillance and control of each individual's movements and activities.
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SDG13 : Climate Action
Integrating with the example at SDG9, there is evidence that in the name of climate change, only three UK airports will remain open by 2030, which likely signifies a global plan. Other examples are climate lockdowns, carbon taxes and CBDC controls.
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SDG14 : Life Below Water
Controlling marine life including animals and minerals may mean legislating fishing via unaffordable regulations, rendering small fisher businesses illegal and monopolising the industry into large corporate interests. Corporate control of water could result in making water inaccessible except to those who can afford to buy it.
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SDG15 : Life on Land
Similar regulations for land and mineral rights can transfer agriculture and even property ownership into the hands of the most powerful few. New Zealanders currently face property rates and mortgage interest
increases exacerbating the cost of living crisis.
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SDG16 : Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
In this inverted ideology, it could be argued that the denial and censorship of post-vaccine injury experienced by thousands of New Zealanders, including hundreds of deaths largely not investigated, is an act of peace and justice by preventing vaccine hesitancy. Institutions such as ACC may be seen as "strong" in their determination to deny compensation to injured, bankrupted, homeless and destitute New Zealanders. Other examples include the instigation of hate speech laws and online 'safety' regulations.
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SDG17 : Partnerships for the Goals
Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals requires partnerships between the key actors such as World Economic Forum, United Nations, World Health Organization and various regulatory authorities. See here, here and here.
Globalist ideology and it's implementation may seem like an overwhelming assault, but it is important to know that all is not lost. A growing movement of opposition and new creations is burgeoning from the shadows.
This week, as the World Health Assembly wrap-up their week-long proceedings, another global group will descend upon Geneva. The Road to Geneva
People's Convoy has been organised by an international collaboration of activist groups. After converging in Geneva, the Global Inspired Leadership Summit will be held on Friday 31 May to discuss strategies for new systems to override the globalist agenda.
On the morning of Saturday 1 June lawyers will hold an international press conference to report on their joint analysis of the World Health Assembly outcomes. This is followed by a rally and march to declare independence from unelected global elites. The event is being livestreamed on The Highwire for those who cannot attend.
"Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed" ~ Martin Luther King Jr