Good morning, CHD. It is Saturday, February 11th, and I am your host and bring you again,

James Corbett, who everybody already knows. Hello. Hi, James.

So glad you're back.

Thank you.

Yeah, thank you.

We're discussing the WHO again.

There was a drop of a document.

Actually, for me, it was this morning that I got it.

I don't know what it means.

We'll discuss it a little bit.

And then we're going to sort of try to do a 30,000-foot discussion of the WHO,

the global biosecurity agenda, where this is coming from, where it's going, how it relates to

COVID, vaccine mandates, vaccine development, and all sorts of other things that are related.

So to start out, I'll talk about the document. The WHO established a review committee

for the 300 different potential amendments

to the international health regulations

that were submitted by the 194 members of the WHO.

And this committee has met for three months and issued a whole bunch of comments about the proposed amendments.

And that document now is about 100 pages long.

It's full of comments and ways to try and harmonize the proposals, but it's completely unclear to me how much

influence this group has. And it seems that they're just a group of experts appointed by the

Director General of Who. They're making technical comments, but the WHO or the World Health Assembly,

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