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On his first day back in office, President Donald Trump resumed America's withdrawal from the scandal-plagued World Health Organization — a departure Trump initiated in his first term that was delayed for four years by the Biden administration. Days later, the administration ordered U.S. public health officials to stop working with the WHO.
Since American taxpayers will no longer be on the hook for funding over 15% of the organization's annual budget, the WHO is scrambling to adapt, laying off workers, closing clinics, and killing programs.
According to an internal WHO memo seen by Reuters, the organization — facing an income gap of $600 million in 2026 when the withdrawal takes effect — is looking to slash its budget for 2026-27 by 21%, from $5.3 billion to $4.2 billion.
"The United States' announcement, combined with recent reductions in official development assistance by some countries to fund increased defence spending, has made our situation much more acute," said the memo, which was signed by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
"Despite our best efforts, we are now at the point where we have no choice but to reduce the scale of our work and workforce," added the memo.
'WHO continues to demand unfairly onerous payments from the United States.'
In his Jan. 21 executive order, Trump recalled his initial reasons for leaving the organization, namely "the organization's mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic that arose out of Wuhan, China, and other global health crises, its failure to adopt urgently needed reforms, and its inability to demonstrate independence from the inappropriate political influence of WHO member states."
Trump noted further that the "WHO continues to demand unfairly onerous payments from the United States, far out of proportion with other countries' assessed payments. China, with a population of 1.4 billion, has 300 percent of the population of the United States, yet contributes nearly 90 percent less to the WHO."
In early February, Ghebreyesus begged the Trump administration to reconsider, stating he would welcome the opportunity "to preserve and strengthen the historic relationship between WHO and the US."
Ghebreyesus suggested that contrary to Trump's characterization, the WHO was a reformed organization whose heavy financial reliance on the U.S. was short-term. The director-general also suggested that the WHO was not politically compromised by China and had not mishandled the COVID-19 pandemic.
'Drastic cuts to development aid by the U.S. and other countries represent a huge disruption.'
Growing increasingly desperate, Ghebreyesus pleaded again for a reversal of fortunes on Feb. 11, stating, "We regret the announcement by the United States, of its intention to withdraw, and it was also sad to see them participating less this week. I think we all felt their absence."
"We very much hope they would reconsider, and we would welcome the opportunity to engage in constructive dialogue," added Ghebreyesus.
It appears the WHO — which Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently called a "very nefarious organization" — has since accepted the fact that the U.S. and its money are not making a return.
According to the Brussels Times, the WHO is executing a hiring freeze, a ban on nonessential travel, and renegotiations of supply contracts.
Ghebreyesus noted in the internal memo, "Drastic cuts to development aid by the U.S. and other countries represent a huge disruption for countries, NGOs, and U.N. organisations, including the WHO."
The organization's executive board, composed of 34 member states, recently recommended a 20% member fee hike to cover half of the WHO's budget by 2030, reported Agence France-Presse.
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MAHA plans REVEALED. What’s RFK Jr. doing next?
On a recent episode of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered,” Sara was joined by CEO of MAHA Action and MAHA Alliance Del Bigtree, who revealed how RFK Jr. plans to overhaul America’s corrupt health care industry that’s keeping people sick.
While the accusations that Kennedy and the MAHA team are “anti-science” are certain to continue, “the truth is we're finally getting science,” says Bigtree.
For example, the actual science shows that the flu shot, which is pushed on us every year by Big Pharma, “doesn’t work.”
“Multiple studies show that [the flu shot] raises your risk of upper respiratory infection more than four times,” Bigtree says. “It's not the flu that you end up being infected with; it's everything else.”
And yet the pharmaceutical companies, because the shot may prevent one from contracting the flu virus, will claim that the shot works and anyone who says otherwise is anti-vaccine.
It’s this kind of nonsense that will no longer be tolerated under RFK Jr.
“Nobody is anti-vaccine; nobody's anti-drug,” says Bigtree, but “we’ve got to stop looking through a microscope and having this tiny perspective … because so many of these things have far-reaching side effects.”
But it’s not just pharmaceutical drugs MAHA is going to take an honest look at — it’s anything and everything that has an adverse effect on health.
“The chemicals in our food, the fluoride in our water, the pollution in our air, the glyphosate on our vegetables, the hormones that are in our meats — all of these things need to be looked at because we are so sick,” says Bigtree. “We are the sickest nation in the industrialized world; it's the sickest generation of kids we've ever seen in America.”
Despite the widespread illness, the CDC and FDA are defying President Trump’s orders by agreeing to participate in a vaccine meeting with the World Health Organization, which the United States has formally withdrawn from via an executive order.
“Does [Kennedy] have a plan for rooting out these people who plan on undermining whatever [President Trump’s] directives are?” asks Sara.
“He does,” says Bigtree, but because “the Democrats are stalling and pushing down the confirmations” of Marty Makary for FDA, David Weldon for CDC, and Dr. Mehmet Oz for CMS, “there's no leadership in there right now.”
“Right now Bobby has no team,” he says. “There’s no leadership over these departments, so they're literally being run by the lobbies, by these special interest groups. … How do you kick out the money changers when they're the only ones in the room right now?”
“What Bobby is trying to do is get people confirmed. He's got to start building new teams inside of these places,” he adds, noting that citizens can help by calling their representatives and demanding confirmations.
To hear more of the conversation, watch the clip above.
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Dr. Peter McCullough REVEALS why Trump’s WHO withdrawal will 'liberate us’ — and why Fauci’s pardon is extra suspicious
One of President Trump’s first actions as president was withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization, and Dr. Peter McCullough thinks it was a great idea.
“The WHO is a global money pit, is what it is. We have plenty of capabilities at the CDC. Our health care is not influenced at all by the WHO in the United States,” McCullough told Laura Ingraham in a recent interview.
Jill Savage and Matthew Peterson of “Blaze News Tonight,” while excited by Trump’s action, are curious as to why McCullough believes what he does.
“It’s going to liberate us,” McCullough explains. “The WHO was advancing what’s called a Pandemic Treaty Alliance, international health regulations, that would have constrained us and bound us to what the WHO wants to do with respect to plants, animals, humans.”
“This involved farming, future pandemic response, and it was going to be binding by international law,” he continues. “And as I mentioned, the WHO is expensive. Billions of our taxpayer dollars went into this, and we weren’t seeing the return.”
While McCullough also believes this will help hold those responsible for the devastation to American lives during the pandemic response, one major player has been pre-emptively pardoned: Dr. Anthony Fauci.
“I would love to dive into this with you, because one, the timing of everything, of the pardon, was interesting and of note,” Savage tells McCullough.
“Keep in mind it was a pre-emptive pardon. Pre-emptive meaning that, well, you know, a crime hasn’t been uncovered yet, but there is an intent from the Biden administration to provide this blanket coverage, essentially like what we consider a tail coverage, and it goes back 10 years,” McCullough explains.
“Ten years is almost the exact time when Obama put into place the ban on gain-of-function research, and I think this is going to be the big issue,” he continues, noting that the gain-of-function research began before the ban and was believed to be “grandfathered in.”
While there was never any discord between Fauci and Trump while Trump was in office, recent exposure of Fauci in books like “The Real Anthony Fauci” by RFK Jr. might change Trump’s tune on the scientist.
“So it’s well-delineated. I think the mechanism would be a special prosecutor to investigate Fauci as a target, meaning that, you know, as someone who’s a perpetrator for two major crimes: fraud, that he misled the country intentionally on the origins of SARS-CoV-2, attempted to cover up the Wuhan Institute of Virology, and his role in the creation of SARS-CoV-2,” McCullough explains.
“The next big one was mass negligent homicide,” he continues. “Now, that’s a big one, but by the mechanisms that Fauci worked to suppress all our efforts on treating people early, in preventing hospitalizations and deaths early in the pandemic, and then he relentlessly promoted only one solution: mass vaccination.”
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Trump announces America's withdrawal from World Health Organization
President Donald Trump announced America's withdrawal from the scandal-plagued World Health Organization late in his first term, citing the organization's poor response to COVID-19, its apparent willingness to help the communist Chinese regime cover up the spread of the virus, and its refusal to adopt urgently needed reforms.
The withdrawal was set to go into effect on July 6, 2021, but former President Joe Biden swooped in to keep America's membership in the globalist outfit up to date.
Biden is gone, and Trump's withdrawal plan is back.
In his Monday executive order to sever all ties with the WHO, Trump reiterated his previous issues with the organization, then noted that the "WHO continues to demand unfairly onerous payments from the United States, far out of proportion with other countries' assessed payments. China, with a population of 1.4 billion, has 300 percent of the population of the United States, yet contributes nearly 90 percent less to the WHO."
Now with the shoe on the other foot, Trump revoked Biden's Jan. 20, 2021, letter to United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, wherein the elder Democrat indicated he was reversing course and remaining a member, as well as Biden's executive order 13987, the supposed purpose of which was to improve federal coordination when responding to the pandemic.
'Everybody rips off the United States.'
Trump directed Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russell Vought, the prospective director of the Office of Management and Budget, to pause the future transfer of any cash, support, or resources to the WHO at a time when American taxpayers are on the hook for funding over 15% of the organization's annual budget; recall and reassign American personnel or contractors working in any capacity with the the organization; identify American and international partners who could "assume necessary activities previously undertaken by the WHO"; and jettison the Biden administration's 2024 U.S. Global Health Security Strategy as soon as possible.
Although there is once again a great deal of pearl-clutching about breaking it off with what appears to be in some ways a wealth redistribution scheme, the WHO has repeatedly proven itself to be incompetent and in the pocket of America's adversaries.
For instance, the WHO told the nations of the world not to restrict travelers from China or close their borders, even though China had done so domestically at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic; gave Beijing a a veto over the WHO's COVID-19 origins report; endorsed vaccines that proved to be neither safe nor effective, including the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine whose developer admitted can cause deadly blood clots; and attracted criticism over its sexual abuse scandal, wasteful spending, sloppy scientific research, and corruption.
America's withdrawal is all the more timely because of the continued desire by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and others to foist a global pandemic pact on member nations. Globalists convened at the World Health Assembly last year failed to produce a draft of the pact, which has been identified by American critics as a threat to national sovereignty. However, Ghebreyesus hinted at the likelihood of trying again while clamping down on "anti-vaxxers" in the meantime.
Trump tasked Rubio in his executive order with also ending further negotiations on the pandemic pact as well as amendments to the International Health Regulations.
"World Health ripped us off," Trump reportedly said Monday. "Everybody rips off the United States. It's not going to happen any more.”
America's withdrawal will be complete within a year of the Trump administration's official notification to the U.N. and the WHO.
"The World Health Organization regrets the announcement that the United States of America intends to withdraw from the Organization," the WHO said in a statement Tuesday. "We hope the United States will reconsider, and we look forward to engaging in constructive dialogue to maintain the partnership between the USA and WHO."
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