WHO concerned by ‘scale and speed’ of Ebola spread in DRC

WHO concerned by ‘scale and speed’ of Ebola spread in DRC

The director general of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday voiced concern about the “scale and speed” of the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The WHO is holding an emergency meeting later on Tuesday in Geneva to discuss developments in Ituri province and other parts of eastern DRC.

The outbreak involves a rare strain of Ebola, called Bundibugyo, for which there is no recognized vaccine. It is also taking place in remote parts of the country, making the lab testing of suspected cases slow and challenging.

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The World Health Organisation Got it Wrong Again: We Did Have Pre-Existing Immunity to COVID-19

The World Health Organisation Got it Wrong Again: We Did Have Pre-Existing Immunity to COVID-19

At his media briefing on March 3rd 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) Director General said: “COVID-19 is a new virus to which no one has immunity”.

The WHO managed to get quite a lot wrong in its pronouncements about COVID-19. I am just focusing on the “to which no one has immunity” for now. But put this together with all the other inaccuracies in the WHO statements and guidance about COVID-19 and it does raise concerns about our Government’s recent outsourcing of health decisions to the WHO in the next pandemic.

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World Health Organization About to Give Itself Unlimited Power

The World Health Organization (WHO) might finally be getting just what it wanted: Unlimited power and control.

The deadline to opt out of the International Health Regulations is July 19 – less than two months from now. It is time to notify your lawmakers to take immediate action in their parliaments and say NO to these regulations. So far, no country has opted out, and due to lack of media coverage most people appear completely unaware that a problem even exists.

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David Clement: Canada should follow Trump’s lead and withdraw from the WHO

U.S. President Donald Trump is no friend to Canada, and his tariff threats are a menacing shadow as we approach his Feb. 1 deadline. Yet, while the president seems intent on shattering the foundations of the world’s most symbiotic trade relationship, causing both economic and political turmoil in Canada, some of his policies are worth looking at, particularly his departure from the World Health Organization (WHO).

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Expanding WHO’s Role: Canadian Stakeholders Eye “Misinformation” Control

Canada wants to expand the scope of the World Health Organization, WHO’s global pandemic agreement (treaty) by adding more censorship measures.

The initiative is to add social media “misinformation” (and censorship thereof) to the discussion of the draft treaty. In anticipation of the “next pandemic,” Canada also wants more attention to be paid to what it considers diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The treaty’s purpose is to give WHO an active role in directing how the United Nation’s 193 member countries deal with pandemics or other health crises. However, the negotiators failed to agree on the text of the document by the May deadline this year.

h/t patthedog

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WHO says these industries kill 2.7 million a year in Europe

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday blamed alcohol, tobacco, ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and fossil fuels for causing 2.7 million deaths a year in Europe.

In a report, titled “Commercial determinants of noncommunicable diseases in the WHO European Region,” the global health body called for “strict regulation to curb industry power” and promote public health.

These “four industries kill at least 7,000 people in our region every day,” Hans Kluge, the director of the WHO Europe region, said in a statement.

WHO is a wholly owned subsidiary of the CCP.

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WHO’s Pandemic Treaty Dead in the Water—for Now

Following two years of negotiations, on Friday, the 194 member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) proved unable to reach consensus on a draft of its new wildly contested ‘Pandemic Treaty.’

The treaty was originally aimed at pooling resources and knowledge in a pandemic and at centralizing management—including legally binding decisions on lockdowns, mandatory vaccinations, border closures, vaccination passports, and other measures—giving unprecedented power to unelected officials at the WHO.

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SOS: Stop the World Health Organization’s Tyrannical May 27 Power Grab

Most countries have not initiated any mainstream critical public debate about how Covid-19 was addressed. The governments responsible for the outrageously botched response to the virus have not been held accountable. Communist China, despite having unleashed the virus on the world by deliberately lying about its human-to-human transmissibility, has not suffered a single negative consequence. Nothing has been done either about the duplicitous role played by World Health Organization (WHO), which parroted Chinese Communist Party propaganda about the virus, even after having been informed in writing early on by Taiwan that the virus was highly transmissible.

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Spate of Nationwide Rallies Warn Canadians About WHO Pandemic Treaty

VANCOUVER—In 11 chilly cities stretching from Ottawa to Whitehorse on March 9, the Stand United freedom movement held rallies focused on warning Canadians about potential fallout from the World Health Organization’s Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response Accord, expected to be voted on in May.

Stand United founder James Davison of Abbotsford, B.C., has organized nationwide rallies for more than two years to bring awareness about what he feels have been abusive government policies and infringements on citizen freedoms. He also hopes to inspire people to respond, saying if Canada agrees to the final draft of the WHO treaty, rights and freedoms are ripe to be taken away by people Canadians didn’t elect.

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What Is ‘Disease X’ That the WHO Is Preparing For?

Global organizations are working to build a permanent, globally-controlled state of readiness for the coming of the heralded “Disease X.”

Speaking at a World Economic Forum (WEF) seminar called “Preparing for Disease X,” World Health Organization (WHO) director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that in 2018 his organization “needed to have a placeholder for the disease we don’t know.

“And that was when we gave the name Disease X,” he said on Jan. 17. “We were preparing for Covid-like diseases, and you may even call Covid the first Disease X.”

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