The JD Rucker Show
For the past few months, we have been sounding the alarm about the World Health Organization’s Pandemic Treaty. It was worrying that so few were talking about it, especially when we consider that ALL the conservative and alternative media were talking about it last April, May and June. But he was supposedly “fucked up” back then, so he fell off the radar.
As we noted, it never failed. It was delayed. And since then, we’ve been trying to sound the same alarm bell louder and louder. Things came to a head last week when I devoted almost four hours of my shows to this week’s WHO meeting. The treaty will be signed by Joe Biden and will officially enter into force in the United States despite the claims of opponents that it must receive the approval of the Senate for its ratification.
Now, I’m starting to think that either I’m wrong (I’m not) or our brothers and sisters in the conservative and alternative media are too distracted to notice the most imminent existential threat we face. That’s all. This is the big one. And it’s playing out in plain sight with only a whisper of protest from the “good guys” in the American media.
I know it’s not for lack of interest. The emails I’ve been getting over the last week tell me that people want to know. Independent Conservative presenter Liz Wheeler said during a poll last week on Instagram that the Pandemic Treaty was the most requested topic to cover. People want to know what’s going on and, more importantly, what we can do to stop it.
On today’s episode of The JD Rucker Show, I’ll spend another two hours on the subject. I will offer four explicit and three implicit attacks not only on our sovereignty but on our very existence as a nation.
20% of US medical supplies go to WHO for worldwide distribution
Medical surveillance will be invasive and ubiquitous
Intellectual property will become meaningless as equity trumps innovation
Censorship will be centralized and supreme
Vaccine passports will be mandatory worldwide
“Pandemic prevention” will seep into everything, including climate change policies
Standardizing ESG on steroids through forced public-private partnerships