The entire pandemic preparedness agenda rests on a bed of misrepresentations/ David Bell @ Brownstone
And what's more, "The WHO’s Proposed Pandemic Agreements Worsen Public Health"
https://brownstone.org/articles/the-whos-proposed-pandemic-agreements-worsen-public-health/
Excerpts:
* “Irrespective of growing evidence that Covid-19 was not a natural phenomenon, modelling that the World Bank quotes as suggesting a 3x increase in outbreaks over the next decade actually predicts that a Covid-like event will recur less than once per century. Diseases that the WHO uses to suggest an increase in outbreaks over the past 20 years, including cholera, plague, yellow fever, and influenza variants were orders of magnitude worse in past centuries.”
* “Few natural outbreaks over the past 20 years have resulted in more than 1,000 deaths – or 8 hours of tuberculosis mortality.”
* “[F]or reasons that remain unclear to many, the WHO decided that the response for a Toronto aged care resident and a young mother in a Malawian village should be essentially the same – stop them from meeting family and working, then inject them with the same patented chemicals. The WHO’s private sponsors, and even the two largest donor countries with their strong pharmaceutical sectors, agreed with this approach. So too did the people paid to implement it. It was really only history, common sense, and public health ethics that stood in the way, and they proved much more malleable.”
* “The new pandemic proposals are very warped. They are a business strategy, not a public health strategy. It is the business of wealth concentration and colonialism – as old as humanity itself.
The only real question is whether the majority of the Member States of the World Health Assembly, in their voting later this month, wish to promote a lucrative but rather amoral business strategy, or the interests of their people. “
"Pandemics" were extremely rare until a few monsters saw what a cash cow they are.
I would argue that the treaty is not primarily about health, but rather about authoritarianism and depopulation. It's difficult to ignore this perspective.