If they have to convene a meeting for that, it probably isn’t

6 Responses to If they have to convene a meeting for that, it probably isn’t

1. NoFixedAddress says:

   24 June, 2022 at 3:34 am

   CL

   This is off topic but I grew up near a NSW Soldier Settlement community

   Some of those WWII folk actually did a thing or 2 and passed some of that crap on to other folk that went to Korea, Vietnam and the sand boxes.

   I have a dumb yank mate looking at going back to a shithead northern Iraqi shit pit.

   If the UN/WHO need to have a meet and greet I want USD$ 1million for every person in Australia OR every real Australian trained soldier will kick the guts out of the useless UN craphead filth and supporters.
2. Fat Tony says:

   24 June, 2022 at 9:58 am

   Has our Government signed onto that WHO agreement about the declaration of pandemics & what each country has to do?

   If they have, we’re fukd.
3. Bruce of Newcastle says:

   24 June, 2022 at 11:44 am

   They totally loved the Covid “pandemic” and all the gorgeous stuff like lockdowns and mandates that they could do that they could never get through a parliament.

   So they now want another such emergency, especially before the US mid terms. Monkey pox unfortunately isn’t cooperating, being essentially a STD of a certain subculture. (The usual suspects are still trying to gin up Covid too, with this one today: Experts pessimistic on sixth wave of COVID-19.)

   I think this is all driven by the climate religion, since the authoritarian restrictions the catastropharians believe are necessary likewise would never get through a parliament. But after decades of wolf-crying they can’t get the public to regard climate change as a sufficiently urgent matter to accept it as an emergency. So they want a health emergency that can be used to bring in the fascist climate rules that they want. Both WHO and the UN are full-on climate nutters, so this makes a lot of sense.
4. Fat Tony says:

   24 June, 2022 at 12:03 pm

   Bruce of Newcastle says:
   24 June, 2022 at 11:44 am

   …the authoritarian restrictions the catastropharians believe are necessary…

   Bruce – the “catastropharians” are the useful idiots – the real driving force is money/power.
5. Tel says:

   24 June, 2022 at 12:54 pm

   Monkeypox was workshopped by the NTI in March 2021. The plan document was published and there are copies about the place … this is the scenario:

   Initial outbreak: 15 May 2022.

   First move: 5 June 2022 – no international warnings or advisories, they discuss the benefits of early risk assessment.

   Second move: 10 January 2023 – 83 countries affected, 70 million cases, 1.3 million deaths.

   Third move: 10 May 2023 – 480 million cases, 27 million deaths … oh now we finally figure out this was bio-engineered by some nefarious group infiltrating civilian labs.

   Whole point of the exercise being to hammer the government numpties into signing over all sovereignty to a single authority … because golly is there anything that central planning can’t fix?!? More than a few people were suspicious when the recent monkeypox outbreak neatly landed within a few days of the planned date. The way it simultaneously turned up in multiple countries and is significantly more contagious human-to-human is a world first for monkeypox. Although the disease has been known about for many decades, it has never had an outbreak anything like this before … the obvious conclusion being that something different happened in May this year, maybe deliberate spreading, or maybe the virus is not the normal well known monkeypox, or both. At any rate, to the best of my knowledge no one has died from it outside Africa … although I’m interested if anyone has other information.

   This is also the first time in history that monkeypox outbreaks around the world were not easily contained … in the past it was primarily coming from rodent-to-human transmission and only among small groups, once the source was identified the outbreak was easy to bring under control. In the current situation, cases continue to pop up in multiple countries over a period of several months. It seems incredible that the virus would have got into rodent populations all around the world simultaneously … at least not without a little nudge.
6. C.L. says:

   25 June, 2022 at 9:23 pm

   Thank you, Tel. Disturbing but no longer unbelievable. There was an obvious ‘don’t waste a crisis’ modus operandi when covid emerged and only strong national leaders will be able to wind back what these globalists managed to institutionalise. But the real question is whether citizens will put pressure on those same leaders to counteract ‘health and safety’ fascism. I am not optimistic on that front.