| | | Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is the head of the World Health Organization. Tedros is the first person in the 72-year history of the WHO who is NOT even a medical doctor, just like Bill Gates. It was Schwab who supported him for that post, just as he recommended Legarde for the IMF and then for the European Central Bank. He has also put in the head of the IMF from his board of the WEF as well. Schwab also has the WHO in his back pocket. To put someone who is not a medical doctor at the head of the World Health Organization would be like putting Jeffrey Epstein as the head of a monastery. There have been long-standing concerns about Tedros as well as calls for his resignation which go unanswered.
The American exit from WHO represents a calculated rejection of the post-war globalist model in favor of bilateral relationships and domestic capacity building. Whether this proves strategically wise depends on factors that will not become clear for years. Pandemics, by their nature, do not respect borders or political preferences. The problem is sovereignty and the attempt by the WHO for global Dictatorial Powers is incompatible with a democratic/represented form of government. Yet, that is the ultimate goal of the globalists – a one-world power with absolute unelected control.
What is certain is that global health governance will be fundamentally restructured around this decision for the better. The WHO will either reform dramatically to retain relevance with remaining members, or it will become a vehicle for Chinese influence over developing nations’ health policies. Neither outcome serves the original mission of coordinating global disease prevention and response.
The cycle suggests this is not the end of international health cooperation, but rather a transition period before new arrangements emerge. History shows us that international institutions must evolve or become obsolete. The WHO’s failure to adapt to changing geopolitical realities made this outcome inevitable. The question now is whether what replaces it will be more effective or simply more fragmented.
The United States has made its choice. The rest of the world must now decide whether to reform the institution, replace American funding, or accept a diminished role for multilateral health governance. These decisions will shape pandemic preparedness for the next generation, for better or worse. From an economic viewpoint, this is a fantastic decisions when the WHO has lost all credibility and then had the audacity to see g;lobal dictatorial power without even medical personel.
Meanwhile, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is the head of the World Health Organization. Tedros is the first person in the 72-year history of the WHO who is NOT even a medical doctor, just like Bill Gates. It was Schwab who supported him for that post, just as he recommended Legarde for the IMF and then for the European Central Bank. He has also put in the head of the IMF from his board of the WEF as well. Schwab also has the WHO in his back pocket. To put someone who is not a medical doctor at the head of the World Health Organization would be like putting Jeffrey Epstein as the head of a monastery. There have been long-standing concerns about Tedros as well as calls for his resignation which go unanswered.
Schwab is not evil. He is just an academic who believes that government has the power to alter the economy and the future. He has created his Young Global Leaders and his Global Shapers all to be indoctrinated with his philosophy that we are not individuals but mere worker bees in a hive destined to serve the queen or, in this case, the government. |
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