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“One Health,” or One Hell? What countries just agreed to will shock you

As it Stands now, Citizens have no Choice, but to Unite

BY MICHAEL THOMAS

While most people were being distracted by the planned tariff wars, Kennedy’s flip flopping on his stand towards poison vaccines, the real planners were and are hard at work. The job they are trying desperately to finish is called the “Pandemic Treaty,” and from the looks of things, they are succeeding. Here is the scoop.

If anyone is listening to the Wildlife Conservation Society Executive Director for Health Chris Walzer, that person would get the impression that he has just discovered sliced bread. According to Walzer the groundbreaking agreement reached Saturday by the World Health Organization on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response is what the world was waiting for. Here are his words.

“For the first time, an international binding agreement has enshrined One Health principles and collaborative surveillance. This marks a decisive shift toward a more united, equitable, and proactive global approach to preventing and managing future pandemics.”

““We know from experience that preventing, preparing, and responding to pandemics requires more than reactive measures”

On April 13th, 2025, was the finalization of a groundbreaking International Agreement on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response. The countries involved reached an agreement in principle, and on Tuesday they are expected to finalize it before the World Health Assembly adopts the agreement when they convene May 19th-27th. These are words from his speech.

“Reaching this stage in the pandemic agreement process is a historic achievement. After years of dedicated negotiation, the international community now stands on the threshold of a genuinely groundbreaking commitment. For the first time, an international binding agreement has enshrined One Health principles, and collaborative surveillance. This marks a decisive shift toward a more: united, equitable, and proactive global approach to preventing and managing future pandemics.”

“To the co-chairs and all delegates, your determination and tireless efforts have brought the world to this crucial juncture. The applause that echoed through the halls following the agreement in principle is not just for a document, but for the vision, multilateral cooperation, and resolve each of you has demonstrated.”

“Tuesday’s final session is your moment to deliver what will become a lasting legacy, a gift, as WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros said, to our children and grandchildren. The Wildlife Conservation Society stands firm with you. Stay united, and let us cross the finish line together”

What folks need to understand is with this pandemic treaty almost accomplished there will be no stopping the reign of tyranny disguised as: health, medicine, and climate change, and as we are seeing right now, not even your pets and animals will be safe from the killing spree. Those who signed on to this have no idea.

Are politicians really this dumb to sign the sovereignty of your country, and all its affairs, including the health of your own families to criminals? Criminals whose selling point is a One Health approach.

Don’t they realize that one shoe does not fit all? Once signed this agreement will be legally binding. That is what the almost 200 politicians who were supposed to have their country’s interest at heart have done to their populations.

“We know from experience that preventing, preparing, and responding to pandemics requires more than reactive measures—it demands addressing primary drivers such as land-use change, live wildlife markets in urban centers, biodiversity loss, and the climate emergency, which are in summary, recognized in the agreement,” said Walzer.

Let’s look at the words in the paragraph above. Could this be why from Hawaii to California citizens are being burned off their property, and bought off whether, or not they have decided to sell?

The draft treaty obligates member states to develop national pandemic prevention and surveillance plans, requiring multisectoral action and community engagement. It acknowledges that sustainable prevention must involve those most affected, particularly communities living closest to the human–animal–environment interfaces.

It has always been in front of us, unfortunately, some of us refuse to see. Your government has signed on to have you surveilled and moved off your land, basically treated like cattle. All this can and will happen if allowed under the disguise of a One Health Approach called a treaty. Think about it.

However, nations still have until June 19th, 2025, to say “No thank you,” to this pandemic nonsense, but time is not a friend of anyone.

As it stands now, citizens have no choice but to unite, and stand up against these monsters disguised as health care, animal protectors, and eco-friendly conservationists. Nothing good comes easy.

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