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Abir Ballan has put together a 43-page thesis called “The WHO Review and Why It Matters to You” that exposes the World Health Organization (WHO) as a highly corrupt political organization pushing tyranny in the name of “public health.”
Published on the Pandemics Data & Analytics (PANDA) website, the thesis directly challenges WHO’s alleged authority as a leader in global public health. It reveals that almost nothing WHO does has anything to do with public health as pretty much all of it is politically driven.
“This review empowers you with key information to help you assess the WHO’s candidacy as an authoritative global public health organization,” PANDA said. “It provides background information on public health and pandemic management principles as previously agreed upon by this branch of the United Nations.”
Read more: Everything WHO does goes AGAINST the principles of public health
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Back in the days of Ancient Rome, around 80,000 people would gather to watch some poor bugger fight for his life against his opponent – normally another man or an animal that was fighting for his or its life as well. The crowd laughed, cheered and barracked for their favourite with little regard to who or what was fighting the battle.
All they wanted was blood. And a lot of it.
The Coliseum was the home of incredible violence and theatrical drama to entertain and delight the bored masses who lived in luxury, decadence and privilege.
On the 8th of August, the FBI raided the home of President Donald J Trump and the left are busy buying their tickets to watch him face their blood lust.
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As the world descends in to the twilight zone, I am so sad and ashamed to call myself a woman. To have world leaders like Ms Xindy Ardern from New Zealand, Ms Albosleazy from Australia, Ms Trudeau from Canada and Ms Macron from France leading us into social collapse, I wonder how the hell it happened.
Some of you may wonder why I include Justin aka Justine and Emmanuel aka Emilie and Antonia Albosleazy in the list of those ladies who have led me to their shame. Well, because these days, in these enlightened times, I'm allowed to identify them as women and they can’t do a damned thing about it because there are about 62 genders on offer right now.
We have seen shortages of toilet paper and tissues; shortages of baby formula and meat. But there have been no shortages of genders, effeminised men, experts in climate change, sex change and masturbation lecturers to kindy kids.
Read more: It's time to break the chains and get the REAL men and women back in charge
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“Most arts have produced miracles, while the art of government has produced nothing but monsters.”
The man who spoke those words was one of history’s premiere authorities on the subject. He was a monster himself, made so by the toxin we call “power.” On this date in 1794—July 28—he and a famous cohort departed this earth for whatever reward awaited them.
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What is the Grand Solar Minimum and how does it affect or influence climate change “ Is this what all the fuss is about and why we do we have to listen to the leftie luvvies going on about the end of the world? “
It is Because Climate Change is not caused by farting cows or cheap coal-fired electricity. It is caused by a thing called the sun.
I wrote an article yesterday that was a bit tongue in cheek but was also deadly serious. It was a bedtime story all about that clever thing called the sun and how it manages to do whatever the hell it wants and that nothing that we do on planet Earth is going to change it.
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There is no climate crisis - a simple fact for any of the greenie leftist luvvies who want to send us back to the stone age.
In fact, at the rate the world is going, we will no longer be able to use fire or the wheel because it will be " bad for the environment. "
Tough for us, as we sit around our campfires wondering why they don't work anymore.
Read more: There is no climate crisis - the only crisis we face is a return to the stone age
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My late Uncle taught me that if I was not prepared to lose it, don’t risk it. They are wise words indeed, particularly in light of what we are currently experiencing and enduring.
Between vaccines, climate change, immigration and the bullet train that is an assault on our social and moral values, we are being told to risk losing everything because our governments have ordered it thus.
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The 4th of August was the anniversary of my father's passing. Too many years ago.Yet it seems like no time at all. So much has changed since he left us and I often think that he did a wise thing by getting out when he did: before the insanity and madness that has so changed our ways of life.He was 89 years old when he died yet he is still with us. Everyday.
My brother held his hand as he passed from this realm to the next.When I got the phone call I cried from the very depth of my soul and heart.It was like the light had gone out.
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One of the biggest lessons I learned in life was when I realised that winning can turn to losing in the blink of an eye and that clever packaging doesn't change the contents.
And it all started with a bar of soap.
Read more: I remember when... a bar of soap taught me a valuable lesson
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Japanese researchers just published a paper in the journal Scientific Reports that deconstructs the false notion that face masks protect against infection and spread of the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19).
It turns out that face masks are petri dishes for pathogens to fester and multiply, whether they be the Fauci Flu, the common cold, or a fungal infection. If it causes illness, it will find a home in the mesh of a face mask, the study found.
“Since masks can be a direct source of infection to the respiratory tract, digestive tract, and skin, it is crucial to maintain their hygiene to prevent bacterial and fungal infections that can exacerbate COVID-19,” the authors gently wrote.
Read more: STUDY: Face masks are teeming with disease-causing bacteria and fungi
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It was Fyodor Dostoevsky, author of Crime and Punishment, who said " The best way to keep a man in prison is to make sure he never knows that he is in prison. "
He once wrote:
" A man who lies to himself, and believes his own lies becomes unable to recognize truth, either in himself or in anyone else, and he ends up losing respect for himself and for others. When he has no respect for anyone, he can no longer love, and, in order to divert himself, having no love in him, he yields to his impulses, indulges in the lowest forms of pleasure, ......... And it all comes from lying – lying to others and to yourself."
Read more: When truth is the enemy of the state, the state must resort to force
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