This.

🎯 - “In light of [..] the well-documented mis-steps and overreach of the WHO since 2020, we must question whether the IHRs remain an appropriate framework instrument, and whether the WHO in its current form, with its current funding arrangements, remains an appropriate

As always, an accurate breakdown of the new IHR amendments by UsForThemUK 🌟

Thank you Molly Kingsley

📢📢 A full legal briefing on these developments now available here. In summary: serious questions remain about whether the WHO in its current form, with its current funding arrangements, remains an appropriate organisation to play any role in the management of future pandemics,

🔊IHR Briefing: Following the release of the interim draft IHRs text, here is a detailed briefing with our legal analysis of the new draft. As this explains, under the new version of the IHR texts almost all of the original proposals about which we and others were so concerned

UsForThem's Arabella Skinner in the midst of school closure revisionism:
“Boris Johnson promised that ‘no child will be left behind as a result of the pandemic’ but the Government reneged on that promise. The outcome is that children’s life chances have been impacted - this was

We shouted long and loudly at the time, warning of the risks to our children of lockdowns and school closures that GMB and others championed, only to be abused, censored, suppressed and sidelined.

It wasn’t the pandemic, it was the response that hurt our kids.

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Hugely frustrating that Sunak is complaining about the bill for mental health - amplified by his government’s scaremongering rhetoric, and policies on lockdowns, school closures, and masking.
telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

Alcohol-related deaths surging is a consequence of lockdown, not COVID.

We trapped people in their homes, took away so much of what they loved and cut off support networks.

Lockdown poisoned this country - we will suffer the effects for many more years.

dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

Boris Johnson, Matt Hancock, Chris Whitty, Patrick Vallance, the government, MPs, modellers, civil servants, advisors, the media, activists, unions -
Look on thy works, ye mighty, and despair.
theguardian.com/education/2024…

All of us called “Covid deniers” warned what the cost of closing schools for prolonged periods would be.
Most of the media cheered on those ruinous policies with the tragic results we are now seeing.
A generation of kids will be suffering for years to come.

Yes Guardian— you’ve cheered on costly prolonged policies which have massively widened health & social inequalities for children..

With no recovery plan

“Pupils in England ‘facing worst exam results in decades’ after Covid closures”

theguardian.com/education/2024…

A no smartphones in school policy making a staggering difference to childrens’ wellbeing, behaviour, educational focus and their prospects. As Damian McBeath says the change is tangible, the children are happier
Helen Rumbelow
Manveen Rana

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‼️ The UK Government and its agencies have stonewalled demands for transparency over excess deaths data for over a year, as affirmed in this clip from yesterday's #ExcessDeaths debate in the UK House of Commons

Danny Kruger MP:

'This data that we are asking for is already made

Hard not to move towards the conclusion that lockdowns and fear narrative have more unintended consequences than people were willing to admit in 2020….

UsForThemUK 🌟 Along with Big Brother Watch & Together
UsForThemUK 🌟 have mounted a fearless and highly effective fight back against technocratic tyranny to ensure our children get the future they deserve.
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On behalf of all of us in the freedom movement…Thank you
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Post pandemic society is failing to look after the most vulnerable— after allowing children’s services to be neglected during pandemic years