The WHO: Our New Overlords
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) introduced a bill designed to prevent the WHO from unilaterally imposing public health restrictions on the United States and violating the country's national sovereignty. The legislation came after the decision-making body of the WHO, the World Health Assembly, met to discuss a "pandemic treaty." If introduced, such a treaty would give the WHO far greater control over public health decisions in the United States.
Scott said: "The WHO's radical 'pandemic treaty' is a dangerous globalist overreach. The United States of America must never give more power to the WHO." He added that the bill would "ensure that public health matters in the country remain in the hands of Americans," and it needed to be passed immediately. It wasn't. It should have been.
Although COVID-19 is now a
distant memory for many, another pandemic, we're told, is just around the corner. When it comes, the WHO
may very well be in a position to order you, dear reader, to do exactly what it
wants, when it wants. If these amendments are made in May, resistance may prove
to be utterly futile.