'WHO d'état': A Globalist Power Grab With No Political Debate

Australia is at "a critical moment" in recognising the imperative to prevent "a globalist health power grab", according to a South Australian MP heading up a larger group of Parliamentarians attempting to shine light on a "grossly under-reported issue" of concern to all Australians.

United Nations body, the World Health Organisation - under the guise of the World Health Assembly - is proposing a brand new pandemic treaty and 300 amendments to the International Health Regulations that would give the WHO's Director General the ability to unilaterally declare a global health emergency and fast-track pandemic-related products.

In this interview with Australian Sky News host Peta Credlin, Liberal Senator Alex Antic urges Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to “pull out” of the WHO’s Pandemic Treaty.

'There Needs To Be More Politicians Across This'

“Domestic mainstream media are fascinated by matters of relative trivia while the big show is playing out above us at global levels,” Antic warned.

“This is a critical moment because what we are seeing now is effectively a globalist health power grab."

If ratified, Australia will have a legal obligation under international law, he says.

"There will be no real limit to the obligations put on the Australian Parliament to legislate. This is a VERY significant moment and there needs to be more (awareness of what’s going on). There needs to be more politicians that are across it.

"We will find we have afforded these international bureaucrats the luxury of telling us what to do, and overruling local health representatives and doctors (with lockdowns, mandates, compulsory vaccinations, 'pandemic products', whatever they want, "that's just the tip of the iceberg").

Australian Electorates Should Be Asked: 'Do You Want To Give Away Your Sovereignty?'

Host Peta Credlin says: "Questions should be asked of the Australian electorates: 'Do you want to give away your sovereignty like this?'

"Unlike in the U.S. where treaties like this have to have far more political debate and input than In Australia, we sign up FAR too readily,” she says. "These are international health laws drafted by unelected international bureaucrats, all of whom are captured."

Antic agrees:

“These international treaties become rubber-stamp jobs. They are always passed by the Parliament.

'People Are Against This in Numbers Not Seen In A Long Time'

"And then in the event of some future emergency, people will say, 'We don’t remember giving that power away.' But by then it has become LAW. Parliamentarians will suddenly realise that they gave their own domestic powers away through what was grifted in to this Treaty.

“People are telling me in numbers I haven’t seen for a long time, 'We don’t want this.'

"Albanese needs to pull out NOW.”

'This Would Make Dan Andrews Look Like A Teddy Bear'

Credlin adds, with regard to "what Dan Andrews did to Victorians during COVID, with the two and a half years of lockdowns and (other draconian measures)":

"If this becomes law, it will make Dan Andrews look like a teddy bear.”

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