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THIS IS RIDICULOUS. Before NJ appoints itself to help fill a "void in world health leadership," perhaps we should demonstrate that we've rectified the public health failures that occurred under our OWN roof? NJ paid nearly $53M to settle claims arising from tragic COVID deaths in state-run veterans homes....

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I thank everyone who signed and supported our petition for the UK Parliament to debate the WHO IHR amendments. We made it! They will debate them and I will be there on that day. I would like to also take the opportunity to thank everyone who has supported the World Council for Health in 2023. This past year has seen our coalition of more than 225 grassroots organisations go from strength to strength! With your financial contributions, we have demonstrated leadership in medicine, holistic health and science, international health policy, and human rights law. The World Council for Health has become a leading voice on health and sovereignty issues that impact everyone. At WCH, we envision a healthy, free, and sovereign world where we all have what we need to generate, sustain, and protect our own health and that of our loved ones, our communities, and our environments. However, a minority of special interest groups have a rather different vision, they envision a New World Order where we have nothing, and they have everything. A world of monopoly power where we, the many, are made fearful and exploited by the few. This is the most pressing issue of our time and it has grave implications for the future of our children if we choose to do nothing. This is why we at the World Council for Health, in collaboration with the grassroots groups of men and women in every country, are actively countering this dystopian agenda and creating a Better Way for all. We do this by establishing autonomous councils, empowering communities, and educating men, women, and children so they know their rights and confidently take responsibility for their own health. With the intended expansion of WHO control over public health responses at the next World Health Assembly meeting in May 2024, our work is more critical than ever. We are not funded by Big Pharma or billionaires—we are supported by ordinary people like you. So, once again, a heartfelt thank you for your support. We have gone from a seed to a sapling, and with your continued nourishment we will become a very strong tree. Please consider gifting to the World Council for Health this season under the link below, and have a peaceful and joy-filled family time! To support our work please visit: To learn more about the attempted power grab by the WHO please see: Renée Hoenderkamp Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH® The Epoch Times Andrew Bridgen Efrat Fenigson Robert F. Kennedy Jr Matt Le Tissier ✝️ Neil Oliver John Campbell @JohnBoweActor John Mappin 原口 一博 Lara Logan Phil Hyland Bright Light News Dr Dave Cartland BMedSc MBChB Ex-MRCGP Chris Martenson Children’s Health Defense

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