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The WHO has no power to "override" "our supposedly democratic institutions"

• nephihaha 9mo ago
  It already did a few years ago and issued contradictory advice based on its Event 201 tabletop exercise in October 2019, which was implemented six months later. (Such as suggesting international commercial flights continue during a pandemic, while saying time outdoors should be limited.) It has spent the entire 2020s trying to push through a global treaty allowing them to declare situations independently of national governments. The backlash has been huge, especially since this can have consequences going beyond healthcare.