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A Reevaluation of the Pandemic Preparedness and Response Agenda

REPPARE / October 31, 2023 / Government, Public Health / 10 minute read

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The past two decades have witnessed the increasing divergence of two schools of thought within global public health. The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent pandemic preparedness and response (PPR) agenda have brought these to a level of vitriol, dividing the public health community. Health is a basic human need, and fear of ill health is a powerful tool for changing human behavior. Ensuring the integrity of public health policy is therefore critical for a well-functioning society.

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Pandemics as a Catalyst for a New World Order

Robert Malone / November 25, 2023 / Government, Law, Public Health / 8 minute read

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By globally synchronizing the public health response across the United Nations member states, new powers were granted to the UN and its organizations at the cost of national sovereignty. These universally applied regulations and multilateral agreements have given birth to an enlarged, globalized administrative state.

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A Primer on the WHO, the Treaty, and its Plans for Pandemic Preparedness

David Bell / May 19, 2022 / Policy, Public Health / 13 minute read

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These proposed rules and structures, if adopted, would fundamentally change international public health, moving the center of gravity from common endemic diseases to relatively rare outbreaks of new pathogens, and building an industry around it that will potentially be self-perpetuating.

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Doing Good by Hammering the Poor

David Bell / May 2, 2022 / Economics, Policy / 9 minute read

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Two years into the Covid-19 event, there are no excuses left for perpetuating these harms, no possibility of denying their existence. It is past time that the staff, and staff associations, of international organizations found the spine to stand for the populations they claimed to serve, and demand that their organizations adhere to basic public health principles.

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Testimony to the Senate of the Republic of Mexico

Robert Malone / March 1, 2023 / Law, Public Health / 18 minute read

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The clearly arbitrary and capricious US Government and WHO mismanagement and over reaction to the COVIDcrisis, to Monkeypox, and to many other infectious disease outbreaks in the past demonstrate that neither US nor WHO have the organizational maturity and capabilities to merit conceding Mexican public health sovereignty to these organizations.

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Ten Principles of Public Health that Could Save Society

David Bell / November 30, 2022 / Philosophy, Public Health / 8 minute read

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Much of society’s future will be determined by the motivations and integrity of the public health institutions and their workforce. A lot of humility will be required, but this has always been the case. The world will have to watch and see whether those in the field have the courage and integrity to do their job.

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Wait! There’s a Pandemic?

Lori Weintz / April 2, 2024 / History, Society / 10 minute read

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Before Covid-19 there had been other pandemics. But in the past 100 years, with the exception of the Spanish flu in 1918, the other pandemics came and went without much notice for the majority of the world’s population. For example, much press coverage of the first SARS in 2003 neglected to report there were only 774 total deaths worldwide. Likewise, the heightened reporting of the 2012 MERS pandemic failed to summarize that there were only 858 total deaths. In contrast, recurring influenza strains kill an average of 400,000 people worldwide each year.

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The UN Smothers the People with Compassion

The UN Smothers the Peoples with Compassion

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David Bell / June 27, 2024 / Law, Public Health, Society / 9 minute read

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One can confidently predict that the rhetoric will continue, and more “soft laws” ─ UN declarations, strategies, plans-of-action, and agendas ─ will complement the existing “hard laws” of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Protocols.

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An Unofficial Q&A on International Health Regulations

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Thi Thuy Van Dinh / June 16, 2023 / Government / 13 minute read

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The WHO has become a tool of those who would manipulate us for greed and self-interest. In previous eras, people have stood against those who sought to exploit and enslave them, reclaimed their rights and saved society for their children. What we are facing is not new; society periodically faces and overcomes such challenges.

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The Disastrous High-Tech War on a Pathogen

W. Aaron Vandiver / August 10, 2022 / Public Health, Society / 23 minute read

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If we carefully analyze each aspect of “world war” on Covid-19, we can see how each tactic and high-tech “weapon” has harmed human health, destabilized civil society, and possibly disrupted the ecological balance between the human population and the virus, while enriching private interests and empowering financially captured government regulators.

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