Is the World Health Organization negotiating “instruments” that will trap us in a web of surveillance and control?
According to analysis of the most recent drafts published by the WHO — the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations and the new proposed Pandemic “instrument” – both contain language which, if passed, would establish a global biomedical surveillance state and gravely damage our national sovereignty. The WHO refuses to call either of the two documents “treaties,” in an attempt to circumvent the treaty process.
Is the WHO being used to establish a Digital Gulag – a biotech totalitarian security state?
Please watch our powerful webinar on the Digital Gulag that will entrap us if the proposed Amendments to the International Health Regulations are approved by the World Health Assembly. We co-sponsored this Webinar because an urgent situation has arisen: A working committee of the WHO met IN SECRET earlier this month to finalize proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations. They produced their report on Sunday, January 15, but THIS REPORT HAS NOT BEEN DISCLOSED TO THE PUBLIC.
It is appalling that the WHO is secretly considering amendments to the International Health Regulations which, if adopted, would constitute the greatest voluntary surrender of our national sovereignty since our Republic was founded.
Further, the attempt to slip this surrender of sovereignty through quietly as amendments to International Health Regulations constitutes an attempt to subvert the treaty process, thus performing an end-run around our constitutional treaty-making process and the legislatures of the nations of the world.
Reggie moderated the panel, which included outstanding panelists Trevor Loudon, Dr. Peter Breggin, MD, James Roguski and Pam Pryor.
Is the World Health Organization attempting a major power grab by means of revising the International Health Regulations?
Proposed changes could institute global digital health certificates, dramatically increase the billions of dollars available to the WHO, greatly expand surveillance and censorship of dissenting views, and enable nations to implement the regulations WITHOUT respect for the dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms of people.
Is the WHO being used to establish a Digital Gulag – a biotech totalitarian security state?
A Stop Vaccine Passports Task Force Webinar:
DIGITAL GULAG: The W.H.O.’s Proposed Amendments to the International Health Regulations Wednesday, January 18, 2023 04:30 PM ET
Did you know that the World Health Organization is considering regulations that could lead to the imposition of a Chinese-style Social Credit System in the United States and worldwide? Watch this eight-minute interview in which I discuss how these proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations could be used for mass surveillance and totalitarian control, seriously jeopardizing our freedom!
Your support saved “Li Mei,” a third daughter, from being given away!
When our fieldworker found out about Li Mei, she was four months old. She is the third daughter of a poor farming family in rural China. Third daughters are even more unlucky than second daughters. They are often aborted or given away.
The parents of Li Mei are in their forties, and never expected to have a third child. They both believed Li Mei’s mom was too old to become pregnant again.
When Li Mei’s mom found out she was pregnant, she was both delighted and terrified. Delighted because if her third child would be a son, she would be able to face her neighbors without shame. Terrified because she has asthma and was afraid that at her age she might die in childbirth. “Will I lose my life if I give birth to a child at such an old age?” she worried.
Both parents expected the baby to be a boy. They agreed to follow through with the pregnancy, despite the risks.
When Li Mei was born, they were extremely disappointed. She was not the son they had hoped for. Instead, she was an unwanted third daughter. Raising two daughters was already difficult enough, without adding a third.
To make matters worse, the COVID lockdowns had prevented them from selling any of the produce from their vegetable greenhouse, and they had lost all their savings. Due to the financial pressure, Li Mei’s parents considered sending her to a distant relative who did not have a daughter. But they hesitated because Li Mei is a very sweet girl, quiet and no trouble at all.
While Li Mei’s parents struggled to decide whether to give her away, our field worker visited them! She told them how important it is to keep the family together. She also told them that girls are as good as boys, and pointed out that in China, more and more girls are supporting their elderly parents better than boys.
Li Mei’s parents decided not to give her away. They said that our Save-a-Girl campaign has given them the encouragement, confidence and funds they need to raise all three daughters themselves.
I was humbled to give a presentation at the “Women for Freedom” Summit in Dallas, sharing a podium with such speakers as Dr. Simone Gold and Sidney Powell.
This presentation is an excellent, 20-minute overview of our work — from stopping forced abortion, to saving babies and widows in China, to stopping the “Digital Gulag” in the United States and worldwide. I hope you watch it, and that you find it inspiring!
You may have heard about the recent protests China, the biggest ones since Tiananmen Square. These protests were set off by a fatal apartment fire in Xinjiang / East Turkistan, and initially centered around protesting China’s harsh “Zero Covid” policies, as well as grieving for the victims of the fire and their families. The protests quickly spread to the point that some protestors, especially in Shanghai, were calling for Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party to step down!
It is hard to imagine the bravery of these protestors, who were risking their freedom and possibly more, by protesting against this totalitarian regime, with so many surveillance cameras tracking them.
They started a #BlankPaperProtest against censorship. The blank piece of paper symbolizes everything they are allowed to say without being censored – which is nothing at all. Please support them by taking a photo of yourself holding a blank piece of paper and posting it on Twitter, Gettr, Parler and Truth Social under the hashtag #BlankPaperProtest.
“Jia Lan’s” mom was so desperate she considered suicide. Our Save-a-Girl campaign gave her hope!
Jia Lan was three and a half months old when our Save-a-Girl fieldworker came to her mother’s door. She is a second daughter, and she is lucky to be alive.
Jia Lan’s mother was widowed two years ago. Her husband died of a sudden heart attack. She had been living with her husband and his parents. Her mother-in-law asked her to leave her home one month after her husband died. She and her nine-year-old daughter had no place to live.
The thirty-two-year-old widow was looked down upon by the people of her rural village. In the traditional way of thinking among farmers, when a husband died from a sudden illness, it was because his wife had brought him bad luck. Men would rather marry a divorced woman than a widow, fearing that the widow would bring bad luck into their home.
When our fieldworker visited her, Jia Lan’s mom couldn’t help crying when she talked about how painful her life was at that time. She admitted to our fieldworker that she considered suicide several times. Looking at her nine-year-old daughter, she couldn’t bear to leave her alone in the world, so she gritted her teeth and insisted on living.
Jia Lan’s mom had been introduced to a man in the next village who was once arrested for a fight. Because of this arrest, the man was considered “not qualified” to choose a wife. Feeling she had no choice, Jia Lan’s mom agreed to marry this man, who became Jia Lan’s father. Therefore, Jia Lan is the first daughter of this father and the second daughter of her mother.
Jia Lan’s mom told our fieldworker that she did not want to have a second child because the family had no extra money to support a second child. Also, Jia Lan’s mom worried that her new husband would care less for the first daughter when he had his own child.
To make matters worse, because of the lockdown of the cities, most of the vegetables in the greenhouses rotted in the ground last winter. The family was already under severe financial strain. It was a difficult time for a baby to come!
Under the relentless pressure of rural life, Jia Lan’s mother was unable to nurse her new daughter, and the expense of baby formula was more than they could afford. No one offered to help them. Instead, many people looked down on them. Their situation was dire.
When our fieldworker came to their door, offering encouragement and practical help with $25 per month for a year, Jia Lan’s mom showed a rare smile. Jia Lan’s mom said that the bad time has passed, and God has sent an angel to them as a sign of the beginning of good luck.She couldn’t remember how long it had been since she was so happy.God came to bless her family through the generosity of strangers, and suddenly her life is full of hope!
Won’t you help us save more baby girls in China? We have saved hundreds of girls, and yet there are millions more who are being aborted or abandoned just because they are girls – or who are at-risk because of grinding poverty. Each one of these girls is infinitely precious. Please help us save them by donating to our “Save a Girl” Campaign.
For $25 per month, or $300 per year, our GirlSavers have helped WRWF save at-risk babies in China! These babies may not be alive, or they may have been “given away,” or not had enough to eat, if our undercover fieldworker had not found them and extended a helping hand to their mothers. We put our money where our mouth is, offering practical assistance to empower these mothers to keep their daughters.
We are the only organization in the world with boots on the ground saving baby girls and impoverished widows in China. Will you please help them?
Steve Bannon recently interviewed me about the fact that we are at great risk of being trapped in a “Digital Gulag.” This trap would be constructed of a mandatory digital ID (such as a vaccine passport, smart health card, or mandatory digital driver’s license) combined with a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The mandatory digital ID can be used as a tool of surveillance and scoring whether we are “good” citizens (compliant with the government’s narrative), like China’s Social Credit System. The CBDC can be “programmable,” so that the federal government would be able to control what you spend, how much you spend, when you spend and where you spend. Watch this seven-minute interview to learn more.
For a deep dive, watch our 90-minute webinar with outstanding experts HERE.
This webinar of the Stop Vaccine Passports Task Force was co-sponsored by Women’s Rights Without Frontiers and the Committee on the Present Danger: China.
“Hee Fang” lost her daughter and grandchild to a forced abortion at eight months under China’s One Child Policy
Hee Fang is seventy-nine years old. Her husband died thirty years ago from a brain tumor. He was a rural farmer, a very strong man, working hard all the time, and he rarely got sick. When doctors discovered the brain tumor, it was already too late. His last words to his wife were: don’t waste money on him, save it for herself and their son—and make sure to find a wife for the son. Hee Fang told our fieldworker that after her husband died, she went to his grave and cried for three months. She has never thought about remarrying anyone else, and she remembers every word her husband told her.
Together, Hee Fang and her husband had a son and a daughter. When the daughter was eight months pregnant, under the former One Child Policy, the Family Planning Police took her to the hospital for a forced abortion. Her daughter never returned. Apparently, her daughter must have died from the violence of a forced abortion at eight months. Hee Fang lost both her daughter and her grandchild to China’s brutal One Child Policy.
Hee Fang’s son is alive, and Hee Fang tried her best to fulfill her husband’s wish. She found him a wife, and now he has a family of his own. Even though her son knows his mother misses him, he rarely visits her. He just leaves her alone in her small old room.
Hee Fang said she is ready to go meet her husband in heaven. She sees no reason to live any longer. She lives in chronic pain, especially at night. She cannot remember how many times, in the middle of the night, she has asked her husband to take her away from this world.
In the midst of her desperation, our fieldworker appeared at her door, to offer Hee Fang encouragement, hope, and practical help — $25 a month for the rest of her life. Hee Fang told our fieldworker she can’t believe that Women’s Rights Without Frontiers helps poor widows like her. Most people look down on her. We do the opposite: we try to help her. Hee Fang cried when she said: “It must be God. Only God helps the helpless and makes the weak become strong.”
