The following is an excerpt from Dr. Ramesh Thakur's book, Our Enemy, the Government: How Covid Enabled the Expansion and Abuse of State Power.
The top global agency, part of the United Nations system, for promoting preparedness in advance for health emergencies and crises and coordinating national responses, is the World Health Organisation. Unfortunately, its performance in helping the world manage Covid-19 proved, to be kind, very patchy. This makes it all the more surprising that there should be a concerted effort underway to expand its authority and boost its resources.
WHO Wants a New Pandemic Treaty?The Covid-19 crisis illustrates how the source and scope of many critical problems are global and require multilateral solutions, but the policy authority and requisite resources for tackling them are vested in states. An efficient architecture of global health governance would have detected the emerging epidemiological threat early, sounded the alarm, and coordinated the delivery of essential equipment and medicines to population clusters in the most need.
Comment: These revelations alone provide enough cause for alarm, but the situation looks potentially even more dire given the alleged virulent new variant of Mpox; the possible role of smallpox in some of history's deadliest plagues; and how smallpox has been of particular interest to sinister institutions like the US biowarfare complex, and demonstrably diabolical characters like Bill Gates.
There's one further detail that may merit investigation, and that is laid out in the post below, of which the full text follows afterwards: