Last week in Davos, the 47 African countries – almost the entire 54-country African continent - were unified at the WHO meeting, led by Botswana, as seen in the video linked below. These 47 countries that are members of the World Health Organization (WHO) were joined by a number of other large and small countries across the globe, in registering a tactful protest containing a devastating defeat for the Biden-proposed national sovereignty-crushing amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) at the WHO.

The Biden-proposed amendments would have, if approved, greatly expanded the WHO’s pretext for bulldozing the sovereignty of nations, and their citizenry, attempting to bypass any national Constitutions prohibiting such invasions, any time the WHO squinted an eye at the next sniffle. (And as we all know the WHO seems to love to discover the next sniffle and to parade it as a worldwide extravaganza that we the people all seem to end up paying for medically, socially, financially, and politically, as we learned so painfully over the last two years.) As would have been granted under the Biden-proposed amendments, and under pretext of a tyrant’s favorite entity, a virus, the WHO would have specifically been granted entry across borders of any member nation, including the US. In such a WHO-targeted nation, the WHO could decide to allege the presence of a pandemic outbreak and to assume some kind of authority. The Constitutionally and cognitively challenged Biden Administration had proposed to the WHO these 13 amendments to the IHR, never mind those public servants’ oaths to uphold the US Constitution.

But Biden was pushed back.

Naomi Wolf: “It’s my understanding that 12 of the 13 US Amendments have been withdrawn due to opposition, and credit to the African nations [who said] ‘Slow down. We’re not going to hand over our sovereignty.’ . . . We want to slow walk this, meaning not right now, meaning never.”

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