… s request to join NATO and stated that, for the war to end, Ukraine would need relinquish territory to Russia. Cintula admitted that he shot Fico simply because he disagreed with the government’s policies.

When Fico was elected Prime Minister in November 2023, he made his opposition to the WHO Pandemic Treaty clear, confirming publicly that Slovakia as a sovereign nation would not sign the Treaty. Later he announced an inquiry into what he called the “whole circus around Covid” including the so-called vaccines, citing concerns about the 21,000 excess deaths since 2020.

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… determination of a novel coronavirus, identified in a hospitalized person with pneumonia in Wuhan, and have already conducted gene sequencing of the virus. However, further investigation is needed to determine the exact nature and cause of the outbreak.

In response to this new outbreak of a mysterious respiratory illness, the WHO has already called on China to reimpose lockdowns and other Covid-era restrictions. While the WHO seeks to address the current situation, it is essential to examine the effectiveness of lockdowns in combating such outbreaks.

The Flawed Assumption

Lockdowns, including stay-at-home orders and restrictions on movement, were …

… congressman is gaining traction and public support in the Philippines.

Two South African parliamentarians champion the WHO Withdrawal Bill and mobilise on it.

A Parliamentarian in the Netherlands filed a letter making a reservation due to lack of due process.

Eleven European Union parliamentarians are formally challenging procedural failures in IHR amendments.

Bill HR 79 (to defund and exit WHO) was introduced by United States Congressman Andy Biggs.

Parliamentarians continue advocating to reject IHR amendments and question the WHO in Japan.

A letter from the Australian people communicates rejection of the WHO’s proposed amendments to the IHR.

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As December 1st Deadline Looms, Politicians Can Still Choose To Serve

Politicians worldwide can no longer claim ignorance of the attempted power grab by the supranational entities vested in the World Health Organization (WHO) but it is not too late to choose to serve those whom they are privileged to represent.

On the matter of the WHO power grab, expert WCH Policy Briefs have been delivered to named politicians, translated into many languages, thousands of hours of discussions and expert interviews have been recorded, petitions have been signed and have qualified for debate, and millions of letters of concern and …

On April 24, 2023 the World Health Organization (WHO) announced “The Big Catch-up”, a global initiative “to vaccinate millions of children and restore immunization progress lost during the pandemic.”

While targets of the campaign include children around the world, the WHO appears to be specifically targeting children in the 20 countries where they claim “three quarters of the children who missed vaccinations in 2021 live.”  These nations include Afghanistan, Angola, Brazil, Cameroon, Chad, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Somalia, Madagascar, Mexico, Mozambique, Myanmar, Tanzania, and …