WHO Pandemic Preparedness Treaty

President Trump’s historic withdrawal from the World Health Organization marks a pivotal step toward prioritizing accountability and transparency in global health policy. The WHO had little to do with world health and a whole lot to do with enriching its leaders with U.S. tax dollars while issuing pro-drug industry dictates with little grounding in fact.

FLCCC Senior Fellows Dr. Kat Lindley and Dr. Ryan Cole break down where Monkeypox came from, discuss the real risks, explore natural treatments, and debunk the myths surrounding the upcoming Mpox vaccines. 

Dr. Kat Lindley and Dr. Meryl Nass explain what the WHO Pandemic Treaty aimed to achieve and what it actually accomplished. They discuss whether the outcome should be considered a victory or if we should remain vigilant.

Where does World Health Organization Jurisdiction end? If federal governments sign over our rights, can states save the day? When it comes to WHO overreach, we turn to the experts! We welcome back Dr. Meryl Nass and Dr. Kat Lindley, alongside our host Dr. Pierre Kory. We also have a special guest, State Representative Kathy Edmonston.

Daniel Horowitz says that if Senator Johnson’s bill (No WHO Pandemic Preparedness Treaty Without Senate Approval Act) is vetoed, it won’t go anywhere, therefore he thinks we need to put our “eggs into the baskets of the states”.