When the politicians from the member countries of WHO meet tomorrow, Monday 27 February 2023 (link 1), is there a probability that they will decide that WHO is no longer just an advisory board towards member countries, but an organization with legal powers that the member countries are obliged to follow? Yes, there is a probability this will happen (see in comments what the outcome of the meeting will be).

By now it is clear to everyone that the shutdown was a catastrophic mistake, as e.g. professor Jay Bhattacharya shares about here (link 2). Unless, that is, it has never been about a pandemic, but about a certain type of power structure that is wanted to be introduced. According to the problem-reaction-solution model, the corona period has worked as intended: Create a problem (corona) that causes a fear reaction in the population and then come up with a solution that was what you wanted from the very beginning (centralization of power).

Dr. Mikovits shares in this short clip why the coronavirus is not naturally created (link 3).

The desire for power and control has (still) a strong drive in the human collective consciousness, and behavior regulation is a part of that game. Here I go through some of the development from the 1950's where you could control a chicken using remote control, to where the technology is today (link 4).

Behavior regulation is about putting an individual or a group in a state where they can be manipulated to do what you want them to do

"When it gets down to having to use violence, then you are playing the system's game. The establishment will irritate you – pull your beard, flick your face – to make you fight. Because once they've got you violent, then they know how to handle you. The only thing they don't know how to handle is non-violence and humor." - John Lennon

And when good people support war as a way to create peace, then the degree of manipulation has reached its climax.

I believe in a breaking of this climax which provides contact with the healthy inner authority that creates organizational structures in our society based on the individual's contact with the wholeness of life - see my blog for more on this (link 5)

Joyful will, Johan Tino

LINKS: see first comment