12/13 Biden amendments to strengthen WHO withdrawn; seen as ‘temporary’ setback to global governance plans — Leo Hohmann

We may have dodged a bullet. At least for now. The United Nations World Health Organization has withdrawn 12 of the 13 amendments submitted by the Biden administration to the current International Health Regulations (IHRs) at the World Health Assembly annual meeting this week in Geneva, Switzerland. But this may only amount to a temporary reprieve. The Assembly continues through May 28, and the 12 amendments could be resubmitted, but as of right now they are dead in the water. Biden’s team in Geneva has failed to garner a consensus on these amendments, which would crush national sovereignty in favor of an all-powerful U.N. global health body. […]  12 of Biden’s 13 amendments to strengthen World Health Organization withdrawn; seen as ‘temporary’ setback to global governance plans — LeoHohmann.com

Leo concludes:

An active prayer warrior from Washington state who has been following this story from the beginning since we posted the first article about it on April 25, was one of several that have come into my email box today expressing thankfulness for what was an answer to prayer.

“This buys us some time… For now… For now… Prayers were answered! The God of heaven heard and restrained the hand of wickedness! Let’s pray for the 13th amendment to the IHR that they did NOT remove, at least not yet, which enforces nations to decide agreement or not in 6 months instead of 18 months, which of course shortens the time for the information to be spread and people can respond!”

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