Don’t let the World Health Organization (WHO) dictate our health policies!
Act now by contacting your local representatives. Demand they reject any agreement that undermines our state’s rights and individual freedoms. Your voice is crucial—make it heard today!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oklahoma City, OK- May 7, 2024- All concerned citizens are invited to the front steps of the Oklahoma State Capitol Tuesday May 14, 11:30am-5:00pm CST for a constituent show of support for SB426. The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Pandemic Agreement and amendments to the International Health Regulations
Bill SB426 is urgently needed to halt the imminent WHO power grab that threatens Oklahoma state sovereignty and individual medical freedoms—act now to ensure it passes!
To alert, inform, and mobilize the public and policymakers about the potential dangers posed by unelected global bodies attempting to govern or influence national health policies. We strive to ensure that the voice of the sovereign citizen is heard loud and clear in the corridors of power.
We stand against the WHO’s proposed Pandemic Agreement and International Health Regulations amendments, which seek to impose binding international laws without proper democratic processes.
Our vision is to preserve the autonomy and sovereignty of Oklahoma (ALL States) to make health decisions free from the coercion of international bodies.
Bill SB426 is a legislative proposal in Oklahoma that seeks to prohibit the enforcement of any mandates, guidelines, or policies recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations (UN), or the World Economic Forum (WEF) within the state. This bill aims to preserve state sovereignty and protect local governance from global influence on health-related decisions.
Sen. Dusty Deevers, R-Elgin, is calling on the legislature to defend Oklahoma’s sovereignty against the creeping influence of global governance. If passed Oklahoma Senate Bill 426, by Rep. Rick West, R-Heavener, and Sen. George Burns, R-Pollard, would be a defiant stand against the encroaching powers of international bodies like the WHO, UN, and WEF….
Bill SB426 provides for State Health Sovereignty from the World Health Organization, World Economic Forum, and United Nations.
Now we need the bill to be brought to the Senate floor and PASSED. Please call, email, message, and send an online note to YOUR Senator AS WELL as Senate leadership (contacts below 👇) Please tell them you want them to vote YES on SB426!
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Individualized letters and phone calls are best but if you need some help here is a guide you can use this:
Dear Senator [NAME],
As a citizen of Oklahoma (and/or) a Constituent, I am (writing/calling) you to express concern that in May 2024, a critical vote will take place when the World Health Organization (WHO) seeks to expand its authority from an advisory role to directly impacting nations’ public health policies.
The proposed WHO Pandemic Treaty and International Health Regulations (IHR) amendments pose a significant threat to our freedoms, sovereignty, and individual liberties.
I am respectfully asking that SB426 be brought to the Senate floor to be heard as soon as possible, and that you vote yes, in order to prevent The World Health Organization, the United Nations and the World Economic Forum from having jurisdiction in the State of Oklahoma.
Thank you,
[YOUR NAME]
– Suggested email to send to your representative.
Sen Treat, 405-521-5632, greg.treat@oksenate.gov
Sen McCortney, 405-521-5541, greg.mccortney@oksenate.gov
Jake Merrick interviews Mic and Gina about SB426 and HB1042 that are designed to protect Oklahoma’s health sovereignty against the WHO, WEF and UN any jurisdiction in our state.
Together, we are strong. Together, we can resist the encroachment on our freedoms. Join us today and be a part of the movement to ensure our health decisions remain in our hands, not those of unelected officials thousands of miles away.
Join WHO Fighters in our mission to safeguard our rights and freedoms against global overreach. By standing together, we can protect our sovereignty, uphold our rights, and ensure that health policies remain firmly in the hands of the people and their elected representatives.
