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PANDEMIC

TET RAY

 

INTERNATIONAL

HEALTH REGULATIONS

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Lillian Franck Author and Director 2018

World Health Assembly Gala Dinner (2018). Sponsored by Merck

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WHO Tobacco Scandal

“The Tobacco Industry is our number one enemy!!!

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WHO Tobacco Scandal - Paul George Dietrich

 

WHO Consultant and Tobacco Industry Lobbyist

As President of the Catholic University of America Institute for International Health & Development, funded by Philip Morris International to the tune of $250 000 dollars a year.

The WHO failed to declare his conflicts on interest

Paul Dietrich, American lawyer

   

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Declares Level 6 Global Pandemic

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...in Response to H1N1

Glaxo, Sanofi, Novartis...
They all launched new programs to produce vaccines for this pandemic...
They all had made agreements with nation states... They invested so much but couldn’t sell it because there was no pandemic...
then (in partnership with WHO) fabricated a PANDEMIC

Prof Wolgang Wodarg Member of the Council of Europe

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At time of H1N1...

Nobody was afraid.
No one at the WHO was vaccinated

...the criteria for declaring a pandemic was changed

...since deaths (severity of illness) were no longer one of the criteria it made it easier to declare a

PANDEMIC
German Velasquez

WHO Director
Dept Public Health, Intellectual Property and Medication

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“Experts thought it would be best to proceed from objective criteria

...factors such as severity (of illness), are definitely too strict.

Marie-Paule Keiny

WHO Assistant Director General

Former employee, French pharmaceutical giant TRANSGENE

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How to cook up a Pandemic?

Manipulate the Definition of a Pandemic

                                                    

Pandemic Definition 2003

When a new influenza virus appears against which the human population has no immunity resulting in simultaneous epidemics worldwide with enormous numbers of deaths and illness

Pandemic Definition 2009

An influenza pandemic may occur when a new virus appears against which the human population has no immunity

          

“...we really have to work with the pharmaceutical industry because they have a good solution for swine flu (VACCINES).

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The WHO officials have no idea of such things (Scientific Criteria)

They have to depend on scientists ...allocated to them by the organisations thatfinance the World Health Organisation ...and made decisions that benefited the pharmaceutical industry

Dr Wolgang Wodarg

Member of the Council of Europe

Findings

A. Critical views of the governance of the current H1N1 crisis and first evidence found

1. Independent experts from the medical community mainly criticised the agenda setting and governance process concerning the H1N1 flu in terms of the criteria used for declaring a pandemic.

2. They also repeatedly raised the issue of the influence that private stakeholders from the pharmaceutical industry might have had on major decisions taken by international and national authorities

3. Some members of these advisory bodies evidently have professional links to certain pharmaceutical groups - notably through receiving extensive research grants from the big pharmaceutical groups - so that the neutrality of their advice could be contested

https://assembly.coe.int/CommitteeDocs/2010/20100329_MemorandumPandemie_E.pdf

Council of Europe vs WHO - Corruption and Conflicts of Interest

The handling of the H1N1 pandemic: more transparency needed

 

https://cdn.who.int/media/docs/default-source/ethics/doifrmen_wlogo_blank.pdf?sfvrsn=799d694_6&download=true