International Health Regulations

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Uh, section four of Trump's executive order directed the Secretary of State to end US negotiations on the WHO pandemic agreement and amendments to the International Health Regulations.

The order also stated that actions taken to implement either would not be binding on the good old US of A. It's 2:54.

Um, Visegrad 24 headline, Abdul El-Sayed signed a statement calling for Egypt's media and police to be purged by the Muslim Brotherhood.

They're not talking about health.

If you actually pull up the international health regulations, they're improperly named.

if you just go through the articles in the document, they would be more properly named the international surveillance, monitoring, reporting, emergency declaring, fear-mongering, control regulations.

Now, if you look at just the articles and you realize that that's what they are, you ask yourself, what is it that they're doing? They're not doing the things that We, the people, know in our hearts and in our minds need to be done.

So those have been secretly being negotiated.

They're going to be submitted to the International Health Regulations Review Committee, scheduled to be submitted to them on December 15th.

And there has been no release of any revised edition, no version 2.0, no public comment, no debate in Parliament or Congress or Senate, nothing on the news.

Everybody's talking about the treaty.

And the pandemic was still on when WHO member states came together and decided to establish a process to negotiate a pandemic agreement.

They also decided to amend the international health regulations.

And at that time, very much in the throes of the pandemic, there were also negotiations at the World Trade Organization on the temporary suspension of intellectual property rules.

So we really sort of got caught up in reporting some of the most significant global health negotiations in Geneva in the last decade.