As Canadians grow increasingly skeptical of the global health authority known as the World Health Organization, the Liberal government remains unwavering in its commitment to strengthening the regime’s centralized mandate.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and its vast influence played a pivotal role during the COVID-19 response, but its recommendations had far-reaching and detrimental consequences. These included economic harm and social fabric breakdown, primarily in developed nations.

Yet the agency continues to strengthen its mandate with the support of member states, including Canada, with next to zero reflection on how its policy impositions harmed populations.

Concerned citizens have been criticizing this “strengthening” as a power grab — a global health coup d’état if you will — made possible through two different railroading efforts.