Welcome back, folks. You know, we have one thing that we have to really fight hard against

is complacency. There's some narrative out there. Oh, we've won. You know, we've got the masks

off of our face and so forth. Well, they haven't taken away any of these pandemic rules,

even at the local level. But while all of this is happening,

we have the World Health Organization very busy weaving new nets to ensnare us. And as I said,

before, went to break James Rogusky knows about this better than anybody else. So I'm going to kind of turn this over to James and let him update you as to what is happening

at the World Health Organization in terms of the ways that they're changing the rules and all

the rest of this. Thank you for joining us, James.

Oh, David, you know, you were the first one to give me a chance to talk last year, and I appreciate

that. And so I want this conversation actually to be hilarious because what is going on here?

But let's focus on sarcasm and satire and snarky reactions to what they're doing because it's like drinking from a fire hose. The WHO last year

put out their financials and they spent $3.8 billion, you know, which in the grand scheme of things,

which in the grand scheme of things, though, it's a drop in the bucket. But 30% of that was spent on salaries. They had 8,851 employees who earned an average of $120,000.

I've got to put in my job application because I'm not being paid that much.

And David, I don't want to make you throw up, okay?

But imagine that you were the Director General of the World Health Organization.

And you had a workforce of 8,851 people, and you could pay them $120,000 a year. Here's a rhetorical question for you.

How much propaganda could you generate? Yeah, and now they got chat GPT to help them, right?

You know what? I want to get somebody, I don't really have time. I want somebody to use chat GPT to write a pandemic treaty, okay?

Because what will probably happen is it'll access the final version that I'm sure already

exists.

That's true.

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