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The FLCCC Alliance International Fellowship Program Announces 14 New Senior Fellows Across 11 Countries - Vimarsana News

The FLCCC Alliance International Fellowship Program Announces 14 New Senior Fellows Across 11 Countries

/PRNewswire/ -- The FLCCC Alliance today announced the addition of 14 new senior fellows to its international fellowship program. These senior fellows will...

KNOCK KNOCK, WHO's Still There--And Louisiana Is Fighting - Vimarsana News

KNOCK KNOCK, WHO's Still There--And Louisiana Is Fighting

Over a hundred former world leaders and public figures are urging the World Health Organization (WHO) member states to finalize a new “pandemic accord” in time for the 77th World Health Assembly, set to take place in Geneva, Switzerland  from May 27-June 1

It Is Now A CRIME To Refuse The mRNA Injection In France - Vimarsana News

It Is Now A CRIME To Refuse The mRNA Injection In France

The ruling class of France just passed a law that would make it illegal to question and refuse the mRNA injections. French slaves could be fined and imprisoned for refusing to get injected with mRNA (modRNA) "vaccines," and questioning the master's commands.

Not a Chance in Hell: WHO Director Scolds Everyone on Twitter to Trust the Pandemic Accord - Vimarsana News

Not a Chance in Hell: WHO Director Scolds Everyone on Twitter to Trust the Pandemic Accord

 

Critics Slam WHO for Declaring WAR AGAINST MEAT And Calling for Worldwide Shift to Plant-Based Diet by 2025 - Vimarsana News

Critics Slam WHO for Declaring WAR AGAINST MEAT And Calling for Worldwide Shift to Plant-Based Diet by 2025

'Transforming food systems is therefore essential by shifting towards healthier, diversified, and more plant-based diets,' says WHO's Tedros.