WHO’s Tedros Demands Compliance from the World, Citing Hypothetical Disease X
In a recent article published by the Center for Research on Globalization, concerns were raised about the World Health Organization’s (WHO) push for global compliance in the face of a hypothetical pandemic known as Disease X. According to the report, Disease X is an unknown pathogen that could potentially cause a serious international epidemic with a mortality rate 20 times higher than that of COVID-19.
The WHO reportedly gathered over 300 scientists in November 2022 to study this potential threat. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus emphasized the need for governments to prepare for the outbreak of Disease X. However, he acknowledged that the momentum for such preparation had been hindered by the spread of fake news, lies, and conspiracy theories.
Critics, such as Steve Watson and professor Michel Chossudovsky, allege that the WHO’s call for preparedness is part of a larger agenda driven by globalists. They argue that Disease X is being used as a cover story to advance the implementation of the Pandemic Treaty, which would involve digitizing the personal data of the world’s population and linking it to a central bank digital currency.
The concept of Disease X was first developed by a WHO expert committee consisting of virologists and disease experts between 2017 and 2018, with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It was further discussed during a tabletop simulation called Event 201 in October 2019, which eerily mirrored the COVID-19 pandemic that followed a few months later.
The authors of the article question the necessity of studying a hypothetical disease and suggest that the renewed fear campaign surrounding Disease X is overshadowing the potential risks of the COVID-19 vaccines. They highlight the existence of a Disease X Act proposed in Congress, raising further concerns about the release of bioweapons.
Meanwhile, the World Economic Forum has identified misinformation and disinformation as significant threats to humanity. Some political and religious figures have accused the WEF of plotting a global coup to enforce the Great Reset.
As the world grapples with ongoing health crises, the WHO’s focus on Disease X raises questions about the organization’s priorities and motives. The public will continue to scrutinize the actions and statements of global health authorities as they navigate these uncertain times.
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