BIDEN REGIME SUPPORTS SURRENDERING AMERICAN SOVEREIGNTY

The WHO is attempting to push through changes to a treaty that would give them global control over health worldwide. This helps fulfill some of the goals of the WEF’s Great Reset. It is a massive power grab that takes away a nation’s sovereign rights to determine its own health standards.
The World Health Assembly is meeting right now in Geneva. They are attempting to manipulate wording in their agreement so only a majority of our senate would have to approve. This, according to them and the Biden regime would make the United States subject to any health edicts of WHO.
How do we know the Biden regime favors surrendering our sovereignty? They told the assembly and thus they told us. They wanted the assembly to understand that the Biden regime is in full accordance with WHO, but they do not want the American public to know. Remember, Trump said the United States would not surrender our sovereignty to WHO or anybody else.
These are the remarks made by HHS Secretary Becerra to the assembly. Do you agree with me that these are remarks of total capitulation?
“Excellencies, esteemed colleagues.
In the resolution that anchored U.S. membership in the WHO in 1948, President Harry Truman declared that it is “mutual helpfulness among nations…[which] alone can lead to peace and security for all peoples.” That call for nations to work together for the health and wellbeing of all people is as important today as it was 75 years ago. 
The United States is proud to be both a strong partner and a leader in global public health.
We believe in the importance of science, research, expanding knowledge, and embracing innovation.
We recognize the wisdom of preparation; the necessity of inclusion; the value of building core tools and platforms that save lives, and the urgency to invest in the health workforce that is central to all.
We understand and witness the benefits of building strong health systems based on equity, inclusion, and opportunity. To build that equitable and inclusive world, we must ensure sexual and reproductive health and rights for all. We must include the voices of women, minorities, and LGBTQIA+ populations in our decision-making.  
And, at this pivotal time for health, we also stand to condemn Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, in violation of the Charter of the United Nations.
Russia’s attacks have destroyed numerous health facilities, maimed, and killed civilians and health workers. And Global food system are being disrupted. That risks increasing poverty and malnutrition for millions. The international community must, and the United States will continue to, stand with the people of Ukraine.
We have common health problems worldwide that require shared solutions. Maternal mortality. Cancer. Infectious disease. Behavioral health and substance use disorders, especially from synthetic drugs. Climate change. The next potential pandemic is never far away.
We have come together before in pursuit of audacious goals, to face down threats, and we have succeeded. We can do it again. That “we” includes constructive stakeholders who have a role to play. The United States continues to strongly support Taiwan’s meaningful participation at the World Health Assembly and in the WHO’s work more broadly.
The WHO embodies our shared values and remains vitally important to the global struggle for health and well-being. President Biden and the United States are fully committed to the WHO.
Together, let’s commit to reaching agreement both on the pandemic accord and targeted amendments to the International Health Regulations in this coming year.
Let’s seize this moment and regain momentum towards achieving our global goals on health.
And let’s embrace mutual helpfulness and collectively work towards peace, health, and equity for all.
Thank you.”