In the past, most people trusted their country's government and higher-level organizations such as the EU, WHO or ECB.
That's where the experts sit who have an overview of things.
This has changed dramatically since the coronavirus crisis.
Last year, the WHO even published a report stating that there is a clear loss of trust between people and governments
and institutions throughout the WHO European Region, which is said to jeopardize pan-European solidarity.
With the publication of the RKI protocols, which had to be released in court, it is now becoming increasingly
clear that the corona pandemic was politically generated and had nothing to do with sound science.
The WHO in particular is partly responsible for the loss of trust.
People around the world are realizing that they are also being deceived in other areas.
In peaceful protests, they are increasingly taking their discontent against the government
and higher-ranking organizations to the streets.
Many are very concerned about the planned changes to the World Health Organization's andemic treaty.
In the wake of these changes to the pandemic treaty, the WHO also wants to tighten international health regulations in May.
Are people being deceived again, as they were during the coronavirus pandemic?
More and more people are realizing that these WHO treaties serve to massively expand the WHO's powers worldwide.
The individual governments could then come under enormous pressure to follow the WHO's so-called recommendations
and violate their own constitutions in the process.
As a result, there were even protests in Japan on April 13, 2024 against the planned seizure of power by the WHO and its backers.
The day will go down in the annals of modern Japanese history as tens of thousands of citizens across the
country came together for a series of pandemic rallies, writes Dr. Peter F. Mayer on the blog tkp.
And in Germany, too, a front is forming against the installation of a global totalitarian system
that seeks control not only in the area of health.
Berlin demo: STOP WHO PLAINS
At this rally and parade on April 20, 2024 in Berlin, the initiators of the Berlin alliance We Are Many and the World
Health Alliance demanded that the members of the Bundestag assume their political responsibility and that the
public be informed about the true content of the WHO plans.
Frankfurt a. Main
The loss of trust in governments and organizations drove around 1,000 people onto the streets of
Frankfurt am Main on 27 April 2024 to demonstrate.
They followed the call of an initiative of numerous organizations from the Rhine-Main-Neckar region.
The topics were: No centralization of EU power, but sovereignty for the peoples of Europe!
Open discourse on all topics and no bans on thought and censorship by the state or media!
No introduction of digital central bank money, but preservation of cash!
Hildesheim
Many initiatives from the region were also behind the demonstration in Hildesheim on April 27, 2024.
They protested against armament and war, the abuse of power, the pandemic treaty and energy chaos
and called on the traffic light government to leave.
Magdeburg:
The rally on April 27, 2024 was a coalition of over 200 initiatives from all over Germany and even from France.
Under the slogan Peace, Freedom, Sovereignty, many people demanded:
Never war again! Get out of NATO!
RKI Files disclosure and all those responsible in court, as well as withdrawal from the WHO!
Kla.TV was on site in Magdeburg and let some of the participants have their say:
There was a recent report by the WHO complaining about a breach of trust or a gap between the population and institutions
such as the WHO and the governments of EU countries.
What are the first thoughts that go through your head when you hear about the WHO?
Breach of trust!
I think she herself was responsible for the breach of trust.
We have seen this very clearly with the corona measures.
It has been confirmed:
The measures were wrong and we now have to pay for them.
I think the WHO is completely on the wrong side.
The WHO has committed a breach of trust.
She forced us to wear masks.
She forced us to carry out tests, including the small children.
It has basically forced old people to kill.
That's completely understandable.
Given what we have experienced over the last four years, anyone who has witnessed it should be able to understand that.
Well, it's really as you say.
Trust has been completely exhausted, and not only in Germany, as we can see.
This is also how it is perceived in France.
And that's why the French are very, very happy that they are experiencing this solidarity with the Germans,
with the German population, which in turn gives a great, strong impetus to the French people.
In the same way, when we work together across the border, we learn time and again that the situation in France is exactly the
same as it is here, and this also provides us with fresh energy, which we urgently need after these
three to four years of protesting on the streets.
There has been a breach of trust for a very, very long time, not just with WHO, but also with the government and what is
happening in the world in general, with the legal system, etc.
The breach of trust has been there for a long time.
And it is being stoked further and further. With every message that comes every day, it is stoked further.
And we have to protect ourselves.
We can only turn the tide ourselves.
So, my first thoughts are these:
I grew up and was born in a socialist country and belonged to the fringe group.
The first is that you are then critical, critical of people you didn't vote for in the first place.
They are not clear, they are not transparent.
And then the first thing I do is defend myself, first check what it's all about, that's my first thought.
And personally, I'm also someone who relies on my own body, on instinct, on nature when it comes to health.
And we are one with that.
And we should stick with that again.
So the WHO must be banned first and foremost, is my opinion.
They have to go. I think that's terrible.
So I can see that the WHO has gone completely over the top with its demands.
People are not so stupid as to fall for this scam.
We also have a lot of lawyers and academics in Germany and other countries who have dealt with this and done so successfully.
The disclosure of the underhandedness in the contracts has been disclosed.
This means that not only the population is against it, but also the people have understood it.
I think that is a crucial point, that education has brought a lot.
At the same time, people are naturally also organizing themselves.
And one of the things we have experienced here today in Magdeburg is that people are connecting.
We don't need the politicians for this.
We are on our own because the politicians no longer represent our interests, not in Germany, not in France.
So we are representing our own interests and joining forces in friendship with people from Germany and France.
In your opinion, what would have to happen for this WHO institution to regain legitimacy among the population?
Journalism should uncover much more corruption.
That would be the first.
In other words, the people who are really corrupt and who have screwed up should be exposed to the
entire world public, especially the European public
And they should actually be thrown out.
Dissolve!
Yes, dissolve it and set up a similar organization that is independent of any philanthropists,
pharmaceutical companies or other secret services.
And then we can talk about how to practice real medicine in the world.
So, let me say that the system itself, WHO - a World Health Organization in special
matters - is perhaps not the most appropriate.
But the system is so corrupt, so steeped in money and power.
This has nothing to do with health, nothing at all.
I also see this in the healthcare system here in Germany.
I just spent two hours trying to get an eye doctor appointment for an old man.
It is not possible.
And you hear that from all sides.
The health care system is so far gone and the WHO is riddled and can no longer be saved, in my opinion.
That the WHO, as I see and feel it, should be abolished.
There is no alternative.
We don't need health checks, we need responsible citizens.
I don't think they can do that anymore.
In reality, many more people are disappointed with the WHO.
They just don't dare come here.
They are teachers, they are civil servants, they would like to.
I know a lot of people who are civil servants.
They would love to come here.
They don`t dare, not yet!
But the day will come when they will be here too.
And that's why I'm here today.
I am here for peace and for those who were responsible for this to be punished.
Well, that's what I said.
Normally, the states, or ultimately the sovereign, should have a say in the decision.
We already have the problem here that we have a kind of party oligarchy.
In other words, if you as a citizen somehow give a vote to the CDU or the SPD or someone else, then when they are in
power they decide what is decided in the WHO, for example.
Voting once every four years is not enough.
I want this direct democracy to be implemented on such important issues.
So, if the political parties had an answer to this, they would of course have already restored this trust themselves.
And that's why Noel says it's illusory to believe that the political body will be able to do it again on its own.
We as a population must regain this trust in ourselves and we must make these political authorities obsolete.
That's why France has this movement called France libre, which is trying to unite all groups from the population, all initiatives
from the population, in order to restore precisely this horizontal discourse in the population, this unity structure,
in which we all become aware that it is in our own interest.
Our own strength counts, that of each individual, to improve this imbalance between our rulers and the population.
Yes, the WHO has it in its hands, of course.
The people who are there should leave immediately.
They should not cause any further damage.
In Holland they have already dismissed the matter and said that Article 55 will not be complied with, and in Luxembourg too.
They said we wouldn't be involved because the WHO wasn't meeting the deadlines as agreed.
They give the countries, the governments, no chance at all to consult.
Thanks to our state media, people don't find out anything about it.
But in Holland they are ready, in Holland and Luxembourg they are ready.
This shortening has already been agreed in Parliament.
They don't participate.
The African countries are not included either.
They also cause stress and other countries.
But of course the WHO is not an organization that is bad in its health thinking.
But it's a huge mess that a few people sit up there and think they can establish a world dictatorship.
That won't work.
And the people here in Magdeburg, in Germany and in the world are against it.
Thank you very, very much for being here, for doing this job.
Thanks also to you personally from Noel for showing interest as a young person, that this country is close to your heart and
that you simply want to accompany its development and not just leave it to someone else and actively shape it yourself.
And that is exactly the point.
Friends be active!
Take part, shape this time.
We are at the helm.
We're on it and it's working.
Cooperation with France is much more advanced than here.
So they are now talking to their generals about peace coalitions in their country.
And we Germans, we are involved and we are working with them.
And we are looking forward to this future that we are all heading towards together.
Thank you very much!
By the way, I should tell you that France loves you!
Hildesheim, Berlin, Frankfurt a. Main or Magdeburg
The loss of trust in governments and institutions was clearly felt everywhere.
Lost trust can only be restored if past mistakes and injustices are acknowledged and dealt with consistently.
If corrupt structures and non-transparent networks are not uncovered, such injustices will continue to occur in the future.
So stay alert and take action.
For the program International wake-up call: WHO plans insidious coup in 194 countries! there is a flyer and a
fact sheet for everyone to print out, which can also be used to contact members of parliament.