“When once a Republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil.” ~ Thomas Jefferson

Important Takeaways:

• As a practicing physician, I have had numerous conversations over the years with people caught in dysfunctional relationships. While it is often best to refrain from “telling” such persons the “right” course of action, one notable exception is when the relationship is clearly abusive.
• The cure to an abusive relationship is straightforward, if sometimes difficult: leave.
• The World Health Organization’s (WHO) relationship with member nations, including the United States, is a classic example of an abusive relationship.
• According to the US Health and Human Services’ Office on Women’s Health, an abusive relationship is characterized by a partner who:
  • Controls what you’re doing.
  • Checks your phone, email, or social networks without your permission.
  • Decides what you wear or eat or how you spend money.
  • Prevents or discourages you from going to work or school or seeing your family or friends.
  • Humiliates you on purpose in front of others.
  • Threatens to report you to the authorities for imagined crimes.
• Sound familiar?
• If not, please take the time to do the following.
• First, recall what the entire world was subjected to, starting around the Ides of March 2020:
  • Gross civil rights offenses creating intense personal isolation and financial distress (lockdowns).
  • Advanced psychological manipulation techniques creating fear, uncertainty, and dependency (“social distancing,” forced masking, “distance learning,” and endless “fear porn”).
  • Egregious, population-wide violations of medical ethics amounting to industrial-scale physical assault (coercion and mandates to make millions accept repeated doses of the experimental Covid vaccines).
• Even in their “revised” form, the WHO seeks carte blanche to repeat the whole process, entirely at their own discretion.
• Let’s put it another way. Imagine that you and I are partners of some kind: domestic partners, business partners, whatever. I attempt to impose a complex legal agreement upon you. This agreement empowers me to control your freedom, money, and even your bodily autonomy, in the event that a hypothetical emergency occurs (which, by the way, I can declare at any time). You read the document and say, “That’s crazy!” So I water it down a little, in highly deceptive ways, throw the new version back at you, and give you no additional time to review it.
• What would you do in that scenario?
• The inimitable Ivor Cummins has dubbed the WHO’s pandemic power grab proposals as the “flu d’état.” This brilliant pun/neologism describes the WHO’s intent perfectly and succinctly: it means to use the threat of disease to illegitimately seize governmental power.

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