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They don’t even hide their sick plans...

In the following video United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, calls for a worldwide mass surveillance state. To achieve this goal, all in the name of fighting COVID-19 of course, he needs all the nations of the world to contribute at least 10% of their GDP for a “human-centered, innovative and coordinated stimulus package”.
This would total some $8.7 trillion; 2,900 times greater than the UN’s annual budget of $3 billion.

Objectives of this wonderful plan include: “attention to continued delivery of sexual reproductive health services, such as access to contraceptives without prescription during the crisis”.
Personally I don’t understand what “sexual reproductive health services” have to do with a contagious virus. Even though fighting the AIDS “epidemic” was also associated with contraception (condoms in particular).

Guterres demands another $100 billion for the World Health Organization (WHO).



See some quotes from the speech by Guterres:

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What is needed is a large-scale, coordinated and comprehensive multilateral response amounting to at least 10 per cent of global gross domestic product (GDP).   Developed countries can do it by themselves, and some are indeed doing so.

But, we must massively increase the resources available to the developing world by expanding the capacity of the IMF — namely through the issuance of special drawing rights — and the other international financial institutions to rapidly inject resources into the countries that need them.  Coordinated swaps among central banks can also bring liquidity to emerging economies.  Debt alleviation must be a priority, including immediate waivers on interest payments for 2020.
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Finally, when we get past this crisis — which we will — we will face a choice.  We can go back to the world as it was before or deal decisively with those issues that make us all unnecessarily vulnerable to crises.  Our road map is the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

The recovery from the COVID-19 crisis must lead to a different economy.  Everything we do during and after this crisis must be with a strong focus on building more equal, inclusive and sustainable economies and societies that are more resilient in the face of pandemics, climate change and the many other global challenges we face.

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Google has released location data to the authorities of 131 countries to help them to evaluate the success of the lockdown rules. Google’s location data comes from billions of users’ phones with a Google account with location sharing enabled from 16 February to 29 March.
According to Google the data is depersonalised so couldn’t be used to track “criminals” who aren’t obeying the lockdown rules.

Google’s data shows that Italians were obeying the mandatory lockdown, which suggests that this has been contra productive in lowering the death toll from “COVID-19”.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 13,915 people died in Italy “with” COVID-19: https://www.technocracy.news/google-releases-location-data-to-govt-to-track-lock-downs/