Critique of World Health Organization
The World Health Organization was a criminal racketeering organization
as defined
by the Sherman Act and the Clayton Act.
And by that, I mean interlocking directorates defined
under the Clayton
Act, racketeering and express market
domination and market controls, all of which are defined under the Sherman
Act. This was a violation of the law when it was set up in the 1940s,
and we have to go back to the foundation of what the WHO is and
recognize since 1953, it has been e-
exclusively a vaccine-promoting enterprise
for the benefit of the people who have commercial interest in vaccines.
If you read their opening charter and all of the hearings
that gave rise to their
opening charter from Bretton Woods in July of 1944 to its actually founding
charter in 1950 and '53. What's missing from those conversations
is who is writing the checks. And back then, and you can look,
and it's all in the
matter of public record, Rockefeller Foundation
and Welcome Trust were the check
writers.
Giant surprise. Why were they writing the check for
establishing
the World Health Organization? And if you think it was because we wanted to
have
information sharing and research and scientific collaboration,
then you're actually not reading the actual records from those meetings because
those records were about distribution of drugs.
Those were ways in which we could actually force drugs onto
countries so that they actually had to take dumped drugs that were
dumped out of Germany, the UK, and the US, and they had to
adopt those. So, so you're right. I mean, exactly what you're
saying. In an interconnected world where we have
air travel and sea travel,
and we have all of the flow of people, we absolutely should have
the ability to monitor and surveil the condition of health so
that we have an
awareness that says, "Hey, there's a problem.
Let's intervene." But the problem is that we have to have a
financially disinterested party making those
determinations and making those surveillance observations because the
minute
the people who have a financial incentive to have gain from the decision
to declare a pandemic, the minute they're the ones who
are collecting data, guess
what data they collect? Giant shock.
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.
And what we do is we allow people who were formed out of the eugenics office,
Carnegie Mellon in 1913, that same group of people
that were the same group of people that established the World Health
Organization
in 1953, that same group of people are the ones who are
making this decision. And I don't h- know how you feel about eugenics,
but I have a
problem with it.
End of transcript · 494 words