Global Health Organizations Call for Emergency Action on "Disease X" - advancement of the Pandemic Treaty backed by WEF and Bill Gates' proposed "Final Solution."
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued fresh warnings about an unknown disease named 'Disease X,' which could potentially result in 20 times more fatalities than the COVID-19 pandemic. This dire prediction has sparked a series of collaborative efforts between global organizations to prepare for the potential threat.
At the forefront of these preparations is the WHO's Director-General, Tedros Ghebreyesus, who will share the stage on January 17 with WEF Executive Committee member, Shyam Bishen, at a forum titled 'Preparing for Disease X.' The World Economic Forum (WEF) has been a proponent of the WHO's Pandemic Treaty, aiming to obtain a legally binding agreement between the U.N. health agency's 194 member countries.
The WHO has partnered with the European Union to create a globalized digital vaccine passport system for future pandemics. Meanwhile, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has funded the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) to develop under-the-tongue vaccine wafers for 'Disease X.' CEPI's mission is to fund the development of rapid response platforms for vaccines against 'Disease X.'
UK scientists have been working diligently to develop vaccines as an 'insurance' against a new pandemic caused by 'Disease X.' The UK government's high-security 'state-of-the-art facility' in Porton Down is working on preparations for 'Disease X.'
However, the push for the Pandemic Treaty has not been without controversy. Critics have raised concerns that it would result in countries ceding power to unelected Non-Governmental Organizations. The WHO has denied that the Pandemic Treaty would force countries to comply with its regulations but has threatened sanctions for non-compliance.
The WHO has called for member states, including Canada, to finalize their pandemic treaty and contribute more funds for future pandemics. The WEF's annual meeting starts next week in Davos, where discussions about 'Disease X' and the Pandemic Treaty are expected to continue.
Reports suggest that scientists are working to enhance preparedness for 'disease X' by tackling yet-to-be-identified pathogens with pandemic potential. Dr. McCullough has stated that 'Disease X' is a concept designed to generate highly profitable vaccines through global distribution.
Notably, Bill Gates has expressed excitement about the potential implementation of his 'final solution' for the next pandemic, which is believed to be the vaccine solution for Disease X. However, the timeline of its development and the specifics of who is involved in its creation remain unclear.
In the midst of these preparations, Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has denounced the WHO as a Big Pharma creation seeking to control governments. The Independent has reported that the WHO claims there are multiple challenges ahead and is seeking novel efforts to prepare healthcare systems for 'Disease X.'
As the world braces for the potential threat of 'Disease X,' it is crucial to stay informed and vigilant. The collaborative efforts between the WHO, WEF, and various governments offer a glimmer of hope in the face of this unknown disease. However, the controversy surrounding the Pandemic Treaty and the lack of transparency in the development of vaccines against 'Disease X' raise important questions about the future of global health policy.
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