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Monkey Pox the W.H.O. and the International Health Regulations

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You've probably heard about the MONKEY POX OUTBREAK by now? Monkey Pox is a gross pustule disease best known in Africa.
It requires very close contact to transfer, basically sex or an open wound contact to a pustule. It's not a thing
most of us should spend a lot of time worrying about.

But somehow, now, there is a possibly new version that has mutated and is much more transmissable.

Curiously enough, the people at your favorite spook filled world health organization, the WHO are having a big
meeting about their International Health Regulations (IHR) agenda from May 22-28, 2022. IHR has been around for
a while. It is a set of regulations that increasingly allows for the override of national sovereignty when a
"health crisis" has been declared. Virtually all of the Western nations have agreed to this. Biden is set to sign
the US on to further subordination to the WHO despite the fact that the president does not have the power to
make such an agreement.

So the timing of this MONKEY POX OUTBREAK!!! is well suited to making the point that the IHR is in fact very needed
to protect us all from this horrible new virus, and the others that will surely follow.

I'm starting to wonder if all those right wing nutballs who said the UN was a conspiracy to bring about a one world
government may have been onto something.

You can read about the IHR any many places. Here is one: https://healthpolicy-watch.news/united-s…