I'm rather concerned about that upcoming vote at the WHO to revise the International Health Regulations. As it turns out, the proposed changes were written by US Assistant Secretary of HHS, Loyce Pace. These changes are fully backed by Joe Biden and Sec. Becerra. Do these people by themselves have the right to agree to this kind of "treaty"? Is it not an act oftreasonfor these people to hand over this country's sovereignty in this way?

https://sustainablefreedomlab.org/2022/05/10/biden-move-surrenders-us-sovereignty-to-manage-health-crises-to-the-who/

But here's something suspicious. Johns Hopkins had a piece on their site about Loyce Pace. The Duck Duck Go search results show that this piece had text at one time. The title still remains, but the text is now gone. Furthermore, I can find NO history of this page on the archive sites. Seems they were wiped clean.

https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2019/a-view-inside-the-whirlwind-loyce-pace-on-wha72

>>16274802

Selective image non-uploading?

>>16274802

This is aCALL TO ACTIONpost about the proposed amendments to the WHO's IHR.

http://stopthewho.com/

>>16275163

Wrong definition. Conservatism is about not changing laws lightly. It is about conserving the law. It is like sticking to the law as stated in the Bible, which is what God told us to do, rather than adding to the law via the Talmud as the rabbis did.