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Here in the US there is a Medical Freedom movement which among other things has backed programs like "let Doctors be Doctors" which has passed legislators in a few Red States. This means that doctors can prescribe FDA approved medicines without penalty. This came up because during the covid "pandemic" life saving medicines like ivermectin and hydroxycholorine were blocked by regulator institutions,. This medical freedom movement is mostly right wing and has been raising alarms about WHO plans to take over the global health system and be a totalitarian system to deploy things like universal ID and electronic currency. The WHO treaty was backed by WEF and US Government.

Here is what happened at UN today. This is text from a tweet on twitter.

Robert W Malone, MD reposted

Dr. Kat Lindley

@KLVeritas

‼️UN assembly meeting Sept 18-22, 2023

11 countries BROKE THE SILENCE so there will not be a unanimous consent of the draft political declarations on the SDG Summit, the High-level meeting on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response, the High-level meeting on universal health coverage, and the High-level meeting on the fight against tuberculosis.

Those countries are Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Eritrea, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Nicaragua, the Russian Federation, the Syrian Arab Republic, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe.

“The legitimate concerns of a large number of developing countries have been ignored. Hence, it is our duty to express our strong concerns on the unacceptable way in which this situation unfolded, running in clear contradiction with the spirit of multilateralism and the overall goal of “leaving no one behind”.

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A very thoughtful, comprehensive statement that will help participants deal with the issues.

I wonder what the US statement is? Karl, it might be useful to post that so we can see the difference.

It seems to me that this statement can be an educational tool for many of the diplomats - a step to creating common ground.

While it is a small item in their long list, the WHO is a major issue because of their proposed power grabs linked with being able to override sovereignty, set policy, electronic records and electronic currency. The World Economic Forum is involved in this.

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