Did the World Health Organization follow public health principles when recommending the global Covid-19 response?
- Was the WHO-recommended response to Covid-19 in line with the WHO’s own constitution and its own pandemic preparedness plans?
- Was the WHO guided by science or by private corporate interests?
Ultimately, is the WHO suitable as an agency and global authority when it comes to public health?
The World Health Organization’s own constitution states that “informed opinion and active co-operation on the part of the public are of the utmost importance in the improvement of the health of the people.”
Yet, informed consent, which includes the right to say “no” to the vaccine, was essentially non-existent as companies, schools and governmental institutions coerced people into taking the jab.
Repeatedly, scientists, doctors and other health care workers who attempted to inform the public about alternative treatment options for Covid were censored, punished, and given a pariah status that still exists to this day.
Were non-pharmaceutical interventions [such as masks] deployed during the Covid-19 pandemic in line with the 2019 WHO pandemic management recommendations?
The overwhelming answer is “not even close.” .........
After all, despite data showing the low lethality of the virus, the World Health Organization “did not adjust its recommendations to apply the principle of proportionality throughout the pandemic.”
In
addition, outright fabrications were disseminated by the WHO. In March
2020, the WHO declared SARS-CoV-2 as an entirely novel virus. In
actuality, “SARS-CoV-2 is not entirely novel. It is a new member of the
coronavirus family, closely related to the SARS-CoV virus which caused
the SARS disease in 2003.” .........
Perhaps most damning of all is that the WHO disregarded emerging evidence on potentially effective early treatments for Covid-19 and actively recommended against their use. It “advised against the use of ivermectin to treat patients and limited its use to clinical trials despite promising evidence for its effectiveness and safety in treating Covid-19.”
How many lives would have been saved had the WHO not suppressed the use of life-saving drugs?"
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