Larry Bell: Trump freeing U.S. from UN health, energy, and climate tyranny

The Trump administration has severed fealty and bondage to United Nations programs that compromise American sovereignty and subordinate national interests and policy autonomy to globalist agendas.

Two recent actions address disentanglements from dysfunctional and exploitive world health authority and unwarranted and climate alarm-premised energy policy fiascos.

Centrist: Citizen-initiated push to exit the WHO gains momentum

Lawyer Kirstin Murfitt has launched a new citizens-initiated referendum campaign urging New Zealanders to reconsider the country’s membership in the World Health Organization (WHO).

The movement, spearheaded by Who Knows NZ, argues that leaving the WHO would restore New Zealand’s sovereignty over healthcare decisions and allow policies tailored specifically to Kiwi needs.

David Bell: Global Health Reform Must Go Far Beyond WHO

Understanding the Depth of a Problem

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently entered the consciousness of many in Western countries as, justifiably, an example of destructive, unaccountable bureaucratic overreach. Seeking to impose restrictions and extract money from individuals and nations for the benefit of well-heeled sponsors, it plays no useful role in the lives of many beyond providing a potential career path for those who want travel, a good salary, and a feeling of altruistic superiority. Through its role in the abrogation of human rights and impoverishment of hundreds of millions during the Covid response, it has spawned an Exit the WHO movement standing on the supremacy of individual and national sovereignty.

DTNZ: Trump labels WHO a ‘Corrupt Globalist Scam’, pledges U.S. withdrawal

In a recent speech president-elect Donald Trump slammed the World Health Organization (WHO), saying it had become a “corrupt globalist scam” under heavy influence from China.

Trump suggested that while the United States contributes significantly more financially to the WHO than China, it has little control over its policies, which he claims are aligned with Chinese interests.