"Rid the world of those who profit from pandemics."
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Exiting WHO is not enough; we need to exit the entire corrupted public health industry
By Rhoda Wilson on November 13, 2024
Since 2020, the World Health Organisation (âWHOâ) has orchestrated and condoned one of the most devastating assaults on individual and societal health the world has seen.
Additionally, WHO promoted policies that have harmed the worldâs most disadvantaged. Its actions have led to the deprivation of millions of people of food, education and healthcare, and have contributed to the growth of national debts and inequality.
All of this has led to a growing âExit the WHOâ movement. However, WHOâs corruption and abandonment of ethics are not unique. The global health industry as a whole is driven by a vertical commodity-based approach that prioritises profit over people. The changes the world needs must be sector-wide, not just the WHO
âTo arrest the degradation of health, human rights and sovereignty, we need an exit strategy from unethical public health. This will require an exit strategy from approaches mired in conflict of interest and an emphasis on evidence rather than corporate profit,â David Bell argues.
Global Health Reform Must Go Far Beyond WHO
By David Bell as published by Brownstone Institute on 9 November 2024
Understanding the Depth of a Problem
The World Health Organisation (âWHOâ) has recently entered the consciousness of many in Western countries as, justifiably, an example of destructive, unaccountable bureaucratic overreach. Seeking to impose restrictions and extract money from people and nations for the benefit of well-heeled sponsors, it plays no useful role in the lives of many beyond providing a potential career path for those who want travel, a good salary and a feeling of altruistic superiority. Through its role in the abrogation of human rights and impoverishment of hundreds of millions during the covid response, it has spawned an âExit the WHOâ movement standing on the supremacy of individual and national sovereignty.
This is understandable, but it also risks being naive and simplistic. If the WHO is to be torn down, those advocating for this should first recognise why it exists, and its limitations and context. It is not a world hegemonic power and cannot be, but it reflects a far deeper and more complex threat to basic human rights, democracy, and global health itself. Formed to help reduce global inequality in human health, it has contributed to a steady improvement in population health in the past, just as it has shown more recently that it can make things worse. Its actions and outputs reflect its masters, not an independent entity gone rogue.
The WHO therefore needs to be addressed as part of a wider problem. If a privileged few are seeking some sort of global hegemony, the response cannot be based on the wishes of another privileged few. It must involve those who are most helped and most harmed, who pay for the WHO, and who may still rely on it. If this is about sovereign people and sovereign States reasserting their interests, then this is who must own the answer.
The Betrayal of the Peoples
Since 2020, the WHO has orchestrated and condoned one of the most devastating assaults on individual and societal health the world has seen. At the behest of highly conflicted sponsors, this international bureaucracy promoted policies that overwhelmingly harmed the worldâs most disadvantaged. The organisation turned on those whom it had been set up to serve, returning to the pre-World War II mindset of technocratic authoritarianism that characterised public health in the era of eugenics, colonialism, and European fascism.
Knowing fully the impact of their actions, the WHO helped force over a hundred million additional people into severe food insecurity and poverty and up to ten million additional girls into child marriage and sexual slavery. It helped deprive a generation of the schooling needed to lift themselves out of poverty and grew national debts to leave countries at the mercy of global predators. This was an intentional response to a virus they knew from the beginning was rarely severe beyond sick elderly people. The WHO helped orchestrate an unprecedented transfer of wealth from those it was originally tasked to protect to those who now sponsor and direct most of its work. Lacking any contrition, the WHO is now seeking increased public funding through misrepresentation of risk and return on investment to entrench this response.
How an Institution Rots
Through its Constitution written in 1946, the WHO was intended to promote the equality of peoples emerging from the wreckage of a World War and colonialism, with all nation-states standing equal and independent as its only authority. This continued through the Declaration of Alma Ata in 1978, placing the needs and requirements of communities under their sovereign governments as the core focus, and informer, of public health.
Like all human institutions, this could not last. High salaries and business-class travel to exotic places attract people who like, and come to believe they are entitled to, such privileges. Staff dependent on an organisation for such benefits come to prioritise its welfare over the needs of those it was supposed to serve. Workers detached from the impacts of their actions soon find self-advancement, tenure and pensions, which are achieved by listening to their funders rather than those impacted by their actions.
Watching the director of my department at the WHO drop everything when the private funder calls his phone was humiliating, but also a betrayal of the WHOâs core mission. The handshakes of the Director-General with the representatives of corporate authoritarianism at Davos are a similar betrayal. A servant cannot serve two masters.
Grown into a vast and detached bureaucracy nearly 80 years old, the WHO is anything but a representative of the worldâs people. Its abortion guidelines instruct countries to ensure abortion to the time of delivery whilst denying requirement for discussion, while guidance it produces for childhood education on sexuality and gender shows, at best, a similar gross disregard for cultural diversity. Incessant climate alarmism from a business class seat, lobbying against improved fossil fuel access for the worldâs poorest, reinforces inequality. An apparent war against meat adds a further disregard for science.
The WHO therefore seems ripe for the dustbin of history. However, it is more a tool than a devil. As part of a vast and growing global health industry driving a vertical commodity-based approach, it is one of many institutions serving the desires of those who have hijacked it. Removing one hammer from a wrecker will not prevent him from demolishing a house, just gives those trying to save the house a false sense of achievement. You save the house by stopping the wreckers. Like any other tool, the hammer still has a useful purpose.
To be specific, the problems that the WHO exemplifies will not go away if the WHO does. The pandemic agenda that has dominated the last few years serves as an example. As a wealth-concentration tool of private corporations, their investors and the national bureaucracies with which they increasingly partner, it has many alternate paths of implementation. The recent round of International Health Regulation amendments at the WHO was initiated by a United States administration, not the WHO itself. Pharmaceutical investors and countries with heavy pharmaceutical sectors dominate the WHOâs funding and specify its actions. The WHO is a willing sycophant and puppet more than a hegemon.
Of equal importance, for all its corruption and abandonment of ethics, some of the WHOâs work still saves lives. So do partner organisations across the global health industry. They support low-resource countries in dealing with endemic infectious disease and demonstrably reduce mortality through this. They play a significant role in reducing exposure to fake pharmaceuticals â one of the largest criminal industries on Earth. They still support the strengthening of under-resourced health systems. Their irrelevance in supporting the health of many is not common to all. Advocates for the complete cancellation of the WHO need to explain how they will continue support where WHO support is currently needed. It is not for them to choose who lives and who dies.
Exiting Malfeasance and Greed
To arrest the degradation of health, human rights and sovereignty, we need an exit strategy from unethical public health. This will require an exit strategy from approaches mired in conflict of interest and an emphasis on evidence rather than corporate profit. And for the sake of both donor country taxpayers and the recipients of their support, we need an exit strategy from external dependency in order to achieve health independence. This is what sustainability and equity mean, words of which global health profiteers are so fond. These changes need to be sector-wide, not just the WHO.
All this is possible, though the end result in terms of structure is uncertain. This uncertainty is important as the path must be developed, not dictated. However, there are blatantly obvious places to start. There is no compatibility between the needs of private corporations and the health independence of the worldâs population. The reasons people in wealthy countries live longer â sanitation, nutrition, better living conditions and access to low-cost and off-patent health commodities â are poor paths to corporate profit. They require the growth of local economies, which thrive on local decision-making and local knowledge. External health agencies may fill gaps and support in times of crisis, but building vertical institutions to entrench external control, as the current pandemic agenda aims to do, is the antithesis of good and sustainable planning.
In a well-functioning system, health agencies would be working themselves out of existence as local capacity replaces them. Long-term tenure and private money could have no role, with countries clearly in charge. Beyond a meeting place and repository of ideas and voluntary standards, and support in requests in times of crisis, supra-national bureaucracies should have little role. Wealthy countries donât need the WHO now, despite the hype, misrepresentation and claims of never-ending crises designed to make our international agencies appear relevant. A legitimate WHO would be in Nairobi rather than Geneva, close to areas of greatest need, and if effective in addressing them it would steer itself into irrelevance.
In the meantime, the worst we could do, besides continuing the current destructive course, is to leave a vacuum. That will be fine for the privileged laptop class, but the world is bigger than that. With calm urgency and adherence to the principles intended to underlie public health, radical reform must proceed without exacerbating the very problems we are seeking to address.
How that looks, and how we get there, will be an interesting journey. Proceeding with care and recognising the diverse needs of all is an essential starting point. But it also has to happen quickly, as the world will not well withstand another round of covid-like plundering. The recent political changes in the WHOâs largest funder, the United States, whilst distressing to those who have profited so much through the corruption of recent years, open an exciting door through which this journey could happen.
About the Author
David Bell, Senior Scholar at Brownstone Institute, is a public health physician and biotechnology consultant in global health. He is a former medical officer and scientist at the World Health Organisation, Programme Head for malaria and febrile diseases at the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (âFINDâ) in Geneva, Switzerland, and Director of Global Health Technologies at Intellectual Ventures Global Good Fund in Bellevue, WA, USA.
Dr. David Martin, the WHO is a "criminal racketeering organisation"âfounded by eugenicists
As explained by Dr. David Martin, the WHO is a "criminal racketeering organisation"âfounded by eugenicistsâwhich has been, since 1953, "exclusively a vaccine promoting enterprise, for the benefit of the people who have a commercial interest in vaccines".
"The minute the people who have a financial incentive to gain from the decision to declare a pandemic, the minute they're the ones who are collecting data... they're going to collect the data that actually justifies their existence."
"As long as the financial interest that dictates what product is going to be promoted is the one making the declaration of the pandemic, we have no possibility for accountability. We have no possibility for justice."
Dr. David Martin, the WHO is a "criminal racketeering organisation"âfounded by eugenicists
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Enslavement Plan of WHO, UN, Bill Gates & DG Tedros EXPOSED | Maria Zeee w/ Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger
Dr Astrid Stuckelberger, Consultant for Swiss Federal Agencies, various UN agencies and specialized programmes (WHO, ILO, UNECE, UNEP, UNFPA, Human Rights Council), and the World Bank joins us to discuss important information regarding the WHO and their planned global medical totalitarian takeover.
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Trump to Defund World Health Organization on Day One
Frank BergmanDecember 27, 2024
President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to cut U.S. funding for the globalist World Health Organization (WHO) on the first day of his presidency when heâs sworn into power next month.
Trumpâs transition team hopes to pull the country out of the WHO and defund the United Nations âhealthâ agency as one of his first tasks under the new administration.
The move would cut one of the WHOâs major cash flows, the Financial Times (FT) has reported, citing health experts.
According to the report, members of Trumpâs team told the experts that they intend to announce a withdrawal from the Chinese Communist Party-linked global âhealthâ body on inauguration day, January 20.
Some in the team reportedly want the U.S. to stay in the WHO but push to reform it.
However, another group, which hopes to cut ties, is reportedly winning the argument.
The transition team wants Trump to withdraw from the WHO on the first day because of the âsymbolismâ of reversing President Joe Bidenâs inauguration-day move, FT wrote.
The outlet cited Ashish Jha, Bidenâs former White House Covid response coordinator.
On January 20, 2021, Biden restarted relations with the UN body.
Is WHOâs Pandemic Treaty in its death throes?
By Rhoda Wilson on December 31, 2024
The World Health Organisation (âWHOâ) Pandemic Treaty negotiations made no significant progress at the end of 2024. Several countries, including the US, have expressed opposition to the treaty.
Developing countries are concerned that the treaty would impose surveillance and obligations under the guise of pandemic prevention and Donald Trump has said he plans to withdraw the US from the WHO on day one of assuming office.
The Treatyâs future is uncertain, with some doubting whether an agreement will be reached by the May 2025 deadline.
Note: The Pandemic Treaty has been called various names over the years. It has also been referred to as the Pandemic Accord, Pandemic Agreement and WHO Convention Agreement + (âWHO CA+â).
WHO Pandemic Treaty Update
The following was published by the Health Advisory & Recovery Team (âHARTâ) on 29 December 2024.
In early November, we posted on the WHO Pandemic Agreement as the global steps to totalitarian control inched closer. With much activity ongoing in this area over the past several weeks, we wanted to provide a brief update on how the WHO Pandemic Treaty negotiations are progressing and highlight the varying perspectives that have been posted recently.
In early December, screenshots from a post by Dr Meryl Nass showed that the fear many have expressed that the WHO Pandemic Treaty will be approved was possibly misplaced; there is still much to debate and no official draft agreement is available to view.
She also posted last month that âwe are hopefully at the beginning of the end of the Pandemic Preparedness Agenda.â To summarise, no agreements were made in November which meant that the negotiations will continue until May 2025. The HART article last month, related to an early draft of the âPact for the Futureâ, which was adopted by consensus.
In the last meeting of the International Negotiating Body (âINBâ) of the WHO, Dr. Nass has commented on her website and in social media posts that the INB works on the basis that ânothing is agreed until everything is agreed.â Therefore, for now, at least, it seems there is still much that has yet to be agreed upon. Screenshots Dr. Nass posted from the last INB meeting show areas where topics are not settled, including that nations do not agree to being forced to âimplement routine immunisationâ and other measures claimed to be consistent with the International Health Regulations (âIHRâ).
Similarly, there is no agreement on the so-called âOne Healthâ project relating to Pandemic Preparedness. There is a continuing dispute over the transfer of technology and know-how for the production of pandemic-related health products. There is also no agreement to create a separate Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing (âPABSâ) instrument outside the Pandemic Treaty. However, in screenshots of Article 12, there are concerns that in future planned negotiations, the WHO would make legally binding contracts with manufacturers of pandemic-related products, including distribution. To date, no agreement has been made regarding vaccine liability waivers, with the possibility of no-fault compensation mechanisms for liability relating to pandemic vaccines during emergencies but the terms have yet to be agreed upon.
It would still take 3 years to get out of the Pandemic Treaty, and it would enter into force 30 days after the 60th signature. In a 7 December post, Dr. Nass states that the Pandemic Treaty negotiators concluded their week-long meeting in Geneva, without an agreement, highlighting another setback for the WHO plan, and that essentially the âtreaty is dead.â
The aim was for the INB to resume a session in early December to get the Treaty adopted before Donald Trump took office. However, this has not worked and in the case of the USA, at least, the Pandemic Treaty is a failure and the US will not become a party.
Such encouraging news is also borne out by the fact that so far, 26 States in the USA have not signed up to the WHO Pandemic Treaty. The State Governors posted this Joint Statement: âThe WHO is attempting one world control over health policy with their new âPandemic Agreement.â Twenty-four Republican Governors expressed concern over this development in a joint letter in May 2024. âPut simply, Republican Governors will not comply.â In early May 2024, 49 Senators also sent a letter to President Biden to withdraw support for the current Pandemic Treaty negotiations and the IHR amendment negotiations.
James Roguski has posted more recently that no agreements have been reached, but cautions this is not yet âdead in the waterâ and negotiations will continue into 2025. Other excerpts also indicate that there will be no Pandemic Agreement by the end of 2024, with some doubting whether an agreement will even be reached by the May 2025 deadline.
There are many points of contention but ultimately, developing countries are concerned that the Pandemic Agreement is being used by the EU to impose surveillance and other obligations under the guise of pandemic prevention, rather than delivering outcomes to address inequities experienced during health emergencies.
In her newsletter, Dr. Nass said: âIf a pandemic treaty does eventuate, it will be Trumpâs call whether to join or not. And he already staked out his position last year: no WHO, no pandemic treaty, no global governance.â
[Note from The ExposĂ©: Donald Trumpâs transition team is planning to withdraw the United States from the WHO on the first day of his second term in office, which begins on 20 January 2025.]
We will continue to monitor the pandemic negotiations, but it seems we have a much-welcomed reprieve. Letâs hope when Trump resumes office this pandemic treaty is permanently closed.
# WHO begs for money from the public after Trumpâs announcement to withdraw the US
January 28, 2025
The World Health Organisation is facing a $706 million shortfall in contributions after the US withdrawal initiated by President Donald Trump.
Maria van Kerkhove has started an online fundraiser asking for donations from the public that has raised around $23,000, only 0.002% of the needed amount.
Van Kerkhove is an American infectious disease epidemiologist who serves as WHOâs Acting Director of the Department of Epidemic and Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness in the Health Emergencies Programme. She was also the Covid-19 Technical Lead and has served as WHOâs global Incident Manager for mpox (formerly known as monkeypox).
WHO Reveals Covid âVaccinesâ Caused Global Kidney Failure Surge
February 14, 2025
Alarming data from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that Covid mRNA âvaccinesâ have triggered a global surge in serious kidney injuries.
The data reveals that Covid mRNA injections caused massive spikes in reported cases of acute kidney injury (AKI), glomerulonephritis (GN), and tubulointerstitial nephritis (TIN).
The WHOâs data was analyzed by a group of leading researchers in South Korea.
The researchers, led by Dr. Hyeon Seok Hwang from Kyung Hee University Medical Center in South Korea, analyzed over 120 million pharmacovigilance reports from the WHOâs VigiBase.
VigiBase covers adverse drug reactions reported globally from 1967 to 2022.
The team of researchers published the results of their peer-reviewed study in the prestigious scientific journal Nature.
The study sought to identify the cause of surging kidney failure around the world.
The researchers investigated all vaccines but found that Covid mRNA injections were responsible for a disproportionately high number of cases.
The study examined adverse event (AE) reports related to vaccines across 19 categories.
Kidney Failure Deaths Skyrocket Among Covid-Vaxxed
One of America's leading data experts has issued a bone-chilling warning to the public after uncovering evidence that deaths related to kidney failure have skyrocketed since Covid mRNA shots were unleashed.
Top Japanese Professor Issues Warning to World About âFraudulentâ Covid Shots: âExtreme Violation of Human Rightsâ
âThere is a high risk that Japan-made vaccines will be exported under the guise of false trust,â Professor Inoue warns.
âIf Japan were to become a vaccine perpetrator, it would leave irreparable harm to future generations.
âTherefore, the actions of the Japanese government MUST BE STOPPED by international collaborations.â