But orgs like WHO don't have any real power - they make recommendations and (western) countries, in the main, either accept or reject them. I think it's a stre

But orgs like WHO don't have any real power - they make recommendations and (western) countries, in the main, either accept or reject them. I think it's a stretch to suggest all the countries are in on this together as some sort of 'control' method. Public/Private partnerships are a modern necessity in countries that choose to keep their citizens happy through low-tax policies. There's room for corruption there sure, but that doesn't lend itself to all countries agreeing to go with this wild covid idea as an exercise in exerting greater control over their populaces