… When it comes to the WHO, World Council for Health urges everyone to take heed and alert their representatives to the excessive and unprecedented powers granted to the WHO by the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations.

The answer to the systemic failures in public health is not to do more of the same. There is a better way: one that puts health before profits, where scientific consensus is reached by debate and not coercion or censorship, and where the inalienable rights of the individual are always fully respected.

When sharing information on social media, use the hashtags #ExitTheWHO.

… of other politicians like him—is becoming harder to ignore.

The World Council for Health stands with Andrew Bridgen and all ethical political leaders around the world that are standing up and speaking truth to power in the face of opposition and personal and professional risk.

A public servant now silenced for standing up for the vaccine injured and families of the bereaved. World Council for Health stands with @abridgen and all who speak truth to power. #StoptheShotsNow #vaccinedeaths #betterwayforhealthhttps://t.co/oMsULsFYKO— Dr Tess Lawrie (@lawrie_dr) January 11, 2023

Going against the grain is no easy task …

As we approach the end of 2022, we are looking back on the year with awe and gratitude. Awe at what is unfolding and gratitude to everyone for their contributions and support. 

We live in a time where, although there is much darkness, a ‘scruffy contingent’ of people are flooding the world with the light of their humanity and determination to create a Better Way. More encouraging still, is that this contingent grows bigger by the day. Around the world, people are waking up to their own agency, and taking practical action to take care of themselves and each other …

… behalf of the world’s people when they sign these declarations: Stop what you are doing. 

Stop serving your corporate paymasters and serve the people you have been afforded the privilege of protecting for a time. 

Learn from the many deleterious mistakes of the past three years.

There is a better way and the G20 Declaration is definitely not it.

1 The Group of Twenty is an intergovernmental group formed in 1999 comprising 19 countries and the European Union (EU). Its stated purpose is to bring together systemically important industrialised and developing economies to discuss key issues in the global …

… continue working together to network and collaborate with doctors worldwide. Members of the British public can feel reassured that there are now many health professionals willing and prepared to help those harmed by the Covid-19 injections.

Dr Emma Brierly, host of the Addressing Emerging Covid Challenges panel, explained:

‘The Better Way London conference was an academic day for like minded doctors and health professionals to come together and recap on the events of the past 2 years; and reflect upon how a more patient centered and holistic approach with the fundamental principles of medical ethics at its core is …