The idea behind the upcoming session of the World Health Assembly, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said, was to start sketching out a new world order to handle future health crises, NPRreported last month.
Tedros was referring to the convening of a special session of the World Health Organisation’s (“WHO”) governing body – the World Health Assembly – on 29 November to begin talks on a new global treaty covering pandemics.
“You need laws and rules that bring obligations to countries. That’s what we miss. And I hope countries will agree to a binding pact so that pandemics can be managed better,” Tedros said.
Suerie Moon, co-director of the Global Health Center at the Graduate Institute of Geneva believes the world desperately needs an international framework, “after arguably the greatest shared global catastrophe since the Second World War,” she asked, “are our leaders going to show even a fraction of the ambition, a fraction of the vision that we saw back in 1945?”
During the 41st session of the Corona Investigative Committee Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger, a whistle-blower from the WHO, said the rules under which countries work with WHO virtually put WHO in charge of all rules and formal edicts – with Bill Gates unofficially as part of the executive board as if he were a member state.
Tedros is a man surrounded by controversy. “He is a member of a Marxist-Leninist Ethiopian political party that analysts have listed as a perpetrator of terrorism,” Breitbart reported early last year. In Mr. Global’s eyes, Tedros is therefore perhaps an ideal person to be sketching out a new world order and “negotiating” a global pandemic treaty on their behalf.
“Mr. Global” is Catherine Austin Fitts’ nickname for the committee that runs the world. She admits she doesn’t fully understand how it works at the top, but she does know that the decision-making is highly centralised, it’s most likely run by committee, and the members are the prisoners of 50 years of secrecy.
The idea of a global pandemic treaty first came to public awareness in March when 24 global leaders penned a joint letter calling for a new global treaty.
“The planned treaty appears to align very closely with the Great Reset goals of Klaus Schwab. The World Economic Forum’s promotion of the Reset even employs matching terminology, describing ‘leaders’ who ‘find themselves at a historic crossroads’,” wrote LifeSite News.
In the joint letter, the 24 argued that a treaty similar to that reached in the wake of World War II was needed to build cross-border cooperation, Unity News Network reported. The signatories said: “At that time, following the devastation of two world wars, political leaders came together to forge the multilateral system. The aims were clear: to bring countries together, to dispel the temptations of isolationism and nationalism …”
“There is a tremendous amount of money since World War II that constantly disappears through the financial system,” Austin Fitts said during an interview with Dr. Joseph Mercola.
It would be useful to know which, in particular, 1945 ambition and vision Moon was urging “our leaders to show.”
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