Episode #191: The WHO is not to be trusted II

ANNOUNCING A NEW SHOW FORMATWelcome to this week’s Episode of the Chares Kovess Show, whether you are watching on You Tube or Rumble or listening as a podcast on one of the many podcast platforms.We are delighted to announce, on the 4th anniversary of the birth of this Show, that we have a new format for the Show.This new format takes into account the many changes that we’ve all experienced globally, both good and bad.And takes into account feedback from you, our wonderful audiences.The foundational principles that lie at the heart of the Show aren’t changing.However, since so many of you are swamped with news and information, we are making the Show shorter.Instead of exploring One Big Idea each week, which I’ve done 190 times so far, without duplication, I will discuss big current challenging local and global issues that impact on us, and then explore how the principles of this Show can be used by you to elegantly and happily handle such issues in the context of your life.I will not be sharing 6 resources each week: I will instead share whatever resources I consider will help you in handling the issues I discuss in the Show.The Show notes will now give you links to:1.      The foundational principles of the Show and my background2.      My websites, where you can find my books, my passion speeches and programs, including the Self-Awareness and Passion Quest, and many extra free resources.In today's show, I dive into some of the most impactful issues of the week and explore how you can navigate them to empower yourself.First up, I delve into the nefarious activities of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the pandemic treaty. James Roguski sheds light on the concerns surrounding the WHO's actions and directs us to valuable resources at http://exitthewho.org/. I challenge the notion of blindly following experts and discuss the importance of maintaining sovereignty in health matters.Next, I turn our attention to the economic landscape, as former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett highlights the alarming rise in land taxes. I explore the issue of government debt and its implications for taxpayers, urging you to hold politicians accountable for their fiscal decisions.I also address the topic of cancel culture and free speech. The recent controversy involving Australian singer Deborah Conway sparks a discussion on the dangers of silencing dissenting voices and the need for free speech and open dialogue.Lastly, I examine the political landscape with insights from the recent Queensland State by-elections. The current government's significant loss in voter support is noteworthy, and shows the importance of speaking up against bad government decisions and not succumbing to fears of censorship.Join me as I navigate these big impact issues and help you to make informed decisions and take meaningful action. Stay tuned for valuable insights and actionable steps to enhance your enjoyment of life in today's complex world.Visit Charles Kovess' website: charleskovess.comReach out to Charles via email: [email protected] more about Charles and this show: charleskovess.com/show-notes/Visit and subscribe to the YouTube channel: youtube.com/@CharlesBKovessCharles also supports the Forever Freedom Movement — visit foreverfreedommovement.com to learn how children trapped in trafficking can be aided. Intro/Outro music credit: Music by bensound.comLicense code: SVLGLBBT9BLK1ZT4