Centralization

The Rise of Global Surveillance and Control

By Roli / November 9, 2024 /

Lisa’s analysis highlighted a disturbing pattern: an organized push for global data standardization and surveillance under the banner of “public health” and “sustainability.” Policies like Canada’s Bill C-293 aim to create unified health data structures, effectively standardizing and controlling individuals’ digital health profiles. During our conversation, Lisa described the players behind this movement as a “global parasite class”—influences that drive a unified surveillance network capable of monitoring and restricting the everyday lives of ordinary people. COVID-19 accelerated the adoption of digital health certificates and vaccine passports, both of which we discussed as mechanisms allowing governments and, by extension, international authorities to position themselves as global health overseers.

These policies, while marketed as “public safety” measures, are, in fact, laying the groundwork for a global surveillance network. Freedom is being redefined—not as a liberty to make choices, but as “freedom of movement of goods, capital, services, people, and data.” The reality is far from what most of us would consider freedom. Rather, it’s a shift toward digital governance that risks taking individual autonomy out of the equation altogether.

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Global Health Reform Must Go Far Beyond WHO

By Iron Will / November 9, 2024 /

Understanding the Depth of a Problem
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently entered the consciousness of many in Western countries as, justifiably, an example of destructive, unaccountable bureaucratic overreach. Seeking to impose restrictions and extract money from individuals and nations for the benefit of well-heeled sponsors, it plays no useful role in the lives of many beyond providing a potential career path for those who want travel, a good salary, and a feeling of altruistic superiority. Through its role in the abrogation of human rights and impoverishment of hundreds of millions during the Covid response, it has spawned an Exit the WHO movement standing on the supremacy of individual and national sovereignty.

This is understandable, but it also risks being naive and simplistic. If the WHO is to be torn down, those advocating for this should first recognize why it exists, and its limitations and context. It is not a world hegemonic power and cannot be, but it reflects a far deeper and more complex threat to basic human rights, democracy, and global health itself. Formed to help reduce global inequality in human health, it has contributed to a steady improvement in population health in the past, just as it has shown more recently that it can make things worse. Its actions and outputs reflect its masters, not an independent entity gone rogue.

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These Canadians are working together locally to fight the UN’s global agenda

By Shawna / November 8, 2024 /

A discussion of the ways in which the United Nations goals are breaking municipal laws and violating property rights will be held later this month.

The two-hour meeting, entitled “The Solution to Globalism is Localism,” will be held on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, from 7 PM to 9 PM at the Rankin Culture and Recreation Centre in Pembroke, Ontario. Attendees will be addressed by both Maggie Hope Braun, the founder of Kicking International Council out of Local Environmental Initiatives (KICLEI), and Donna Burns, a vice president of the Ontario Landowners’ Association.

“One of the primary goals of our localism initiative is to empower municipalities to make decisions based on the unique needs and values of their communities, rather than implementing one-size-fits-all global mandates,” Braun wrote. “By discussing key concerns diplomatically and openly, we hope to encourage greater transparency and foster a renewed focus on community-based priorities, underscoring the importance of strategic civic engagement at the local level.”

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Control Grid 101 – See It to Avoid It!

By Roli / November 7, 2024 /

In the name of convenience, efficiency and security, our personal information has been stored in a digital database and made susceptible to breach. Are we ceding our human rights and compromising our privacy by complying to these systems? Guest Twila Brase, RN, PHN weighs in on this topic, today, on “Financial Rebellion” with hosts Catherine Austin Fitts and Carolyn Betts. It’s an episode that viewers won’t want to miss!

Tags: Catherine Austin Fitts, Carolyn Betts, Twila Brase, CCHF – citizens council for health freedom, real ID, drivers license, photo ID, digital ID, digital surveillance, privacy, tracking, biometric ID, passport, TSA, travel, airplanes, DHS, David Pekoske, AAMVA – American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, DMV – Department of Motor Vehicles, control grid, global control, centralized powers,

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Is the H5N1 Bird Flu Coming?

By Roli / November 3, 2024 /

resist any and all attempts to frighten you and to insist that so-called public health emergencies are never allowed to subvert our Constitutional rights or the healthy functioning of society…

Weaponizing Fear of Disease

Fear of disease has become one of the most potent means of controlling a population. This has spawned a field of study called the “parasite stress hypothesis.” Our guest on today’s show, Karen Kingston, brought this to our attention. The parasite stress hypothesis examines the correlation between the high prevalence of pathogens and a population’s increased vulnerability to totalitarian governance.

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