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I have been covering this in recent
months, as you may have seen.

I hope you have a, for example, I
had this newsletter editorial, um,

out, uh, just a month or so ago.

Globalists release timeline for health
tyranny, where I go through, for

example, um, the European council's
handy-dandy infographic timeline,

talking about the steps towards
the implementation of a new treaty.

So I wrote earlier this month, the
European council released a document

laying out the Eurocrats own timetable
for the implementation of global health

tyranny, entitled infographic towards
an international treaty on pandemics.

It cuts down on all those
complicated linguistic thingies,

a what do you call them again?

A words and reduces the complexities
of a legally binding global pandemic

treaty down to the lowest common
denominator, the infographic

Yes.

So I link up the infographic and then
go in and part by part and explain

translate from the global leads

But if you want the actual document
itself, of course, I'll link it up.

It is a fascinating study and in
propaganda itself, and this comes again

from the European council who back in
March, released this infographic towards

an international treaty on pandemics,
which is essentially partly, pimping

the global pandemic treaty itself also
partly going, Hey guys, the European

council is a main driver behind us.

We are so important.

So they make the case for example,
that it was Charles Michel, uh, the

European council president who really
launched this initiative back at the

Paris peace forum in November, 2020.

He said.

Together with WHO director general, Dr.

Tendros, we have proposed an
international treaty on pandemics

rooted in the WHO constitution.

We need to create an environment where
every scientist, health worker and

government can band together for a
common cause working together to build

new solutions, to protect what is most
precious, our health and our lives.

Indeed.

Yes.

Stirring words, that will go down
in the history textbook says.

The most important words ever uttered
by it, European council president.

Right.

But anyway, from 29th of November,
2021 to the 3rd of March, 2022, when

the council of the European union
gives the green light to start the

negotiations for the conclusion of an
international agreement on pandemics.

What is the council of the European union?

What is their actual role in this?

Were they the ones who
gave the green light?

Okay.

Now guys, now the world can convene on
this because the council of the European

Union has given the green light, he
says it's just self-evident nonsense.

Anyway, what are the potential benefits
of an international agreement on, uh,

uh, do you want to finish that sentence?

Anyway, political engagement at
leader's level and globally global

inclusivity via new legally blind
binding agreement, blah, blah, blah.

Feel-good buzzword blather, legally
binding agreement is in bold.

Rooted in the WHO constitution
not that pesky constitution of

your nation, state government.

No, no, no, no.

The who constitution, which of
course will override that in

a legally binding agreement.

And don't you forget it, um, improved
equity, EA established principles,

priorities and targets, sharing of
monitoring data, genetic data samples,

technology, and their associated benefits.

Benefits for whom?

For the technocrats?

Yeah, you'd better believe
it, strengthened national,

regional, and global resilience
who could be against that.

I like resilience and a One Health
approach that connects the health

of humans, animals, and the planet.

That's interesting.

What One Health approach
what does that mean?

It sounds like bureaucratic
buzzword nonsense, but in fact,

it actually has quite a pedigree.

So I will throw in this from the tropical
medical infectious disease journal back

in 2019, when they had the OneHhealth
approach, why is it so important that

is brought to you by an objective
neutral source, uh, John McKenzie of

the medical center in Western Australia.

Faculty of health sciences.

Perth, yeah.

Yeah.

oh One Health platform foundation.

So he's also a member of the one health
platform foundation telling you why the

one health approach is so important.

Anyway, it goes through the history
of this phrase and how it's used.

But I think this, this infographic
basically tells, tells the story, the

picture of what is being painted here.

I think it's fascinating to look at
the way these words come embedded

with assumptions that themselves
are part of a much broader agenda.

And this one, like we could look at
some of the terminology that became

Okuda to in the age of the war on
terror and the, the formation of the

department of Homeland security in
that concept of Homeland security

back in the war on terror paradigm.

Now we're in the biosecurity paradigm.

So one health is going to
be one of those buzz words.

That mean us very specific thing,
essentially trying to take as

much of not just human activity
and existence on the planet.

Every living organisms, health and
existence on the planet and putting it

under this rubric of health so that it
can then become wedded into the health

security architecture, which is now
also being embedded in our lexicon.

Oh, health security, one
health, one health security.

That must be presided over by an
institution with teeth, the WHO, but

with some real fangs that's biosecurity.

So of course