Sean Dustin
Sean Dustin
#165 Are the Amendments to the IHR the Start of the Great Reset???
#165 Are the Amendments to the IHR the Start of the Great Reset???
#165 Are the Amendments to the IHR the Start of the Great Reset???
Thursday 12th May 2022
Sean Dustin and James Roguski discuss pandemic treaty amendments and potential risks of unchecked power on 'Nowhere To Go But Up'.
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Get the buttons here!Pandemic Treaty Concerns: A Deep Dive with James Roguski on 'Nowhere To Go But Up'
And so when you actually look at what's in these amendments, it could easily be abused because there's no check on it and the director general of The World Health Organization could easily become the dictator general of the world.
Ever wondered about the potential hidden dangers within global health policies? In this episode of 'Nowhere To Go But Up', host Sean Dustin sits down with researcher and author James Roguski to explore the controversial amendments to the pandemic treaty. James, who has extensively researched and compiled his findings on his Substack, raises alarming questions about the unchecked power these amendments could grant to the World Health Organization's director general. Could this lead to a 'dictator general of the world'?
That's just one of the provocative points discussed. Sean and James delve into the implications of these changes, emphasizing the need for vigilance and informed resistance. They discuss how social media can be both a tool for spreading awareness and a weapon for controlling narratives. Their conversation is a call to action for listeners to stay informed, ask critical questions, and share their findings to safeguard individual freedoms.
If you're curious about the intersection of global health policies and personal liberties, this episode is a must-listen.