The Strange But True Story of How Smoking Bans Paved the Way for Global Government

After years of scamdemic hype and veiled threats, the World Health Organization (WHO) have finalized their pandemic treaty.

Formally referred to as the “WHO Pandemic Agreement,” the document reflects years of wrangling, cajoling and horse trading among the globalist technocrats. And now that the negotiations are over, their control over the global health space can now be hardwired into international law.

There are reasons to be relieved that the document is not as bad as it could have been. As some are pointing out, the latest draft of the agreement has been significantly defanged, with the most egregious language about mandatory enforcement and WHO sovereignty having been removed. Even better, the relevance of this agreement to Americans has been lessened by the recent executive order withdrawing the US from the WHO.

But for those of us concerned about the establishment of world government, we are not out of the woods yet. There are provisions in this agreement that will allow the would-be global health tyrants to expand beyond the boundaries of the current draft text and to assume the dictatorial powers that their critics (like yours truly) have been warning the treaty would bestow on the WHO.

What’s worse, what can be undone with the stroke of Trump’s presidential pen (or robopen) can be redone with the stroke of a presidential pen (or robopen), and it would be the height of naïveté to assume that the next puppet to occupy the Oval Office won’t immediately sign the US back on to the agreement.

So, is this the start of a global governmental system of technocratic health control? And, if it is, what does that mean for the future of humanity?

In order to answer that question, we’re going to have to go back to the roots of the WHO’s power grab. And that story, it turns out, starts in a most unexpected place . . .