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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5275080" data-attributes="member: 24302">We weren&#039;t talking about our government trying through the WHO to give an outside agency authority over American citizens.&nbsp; We were talking about concentration camps in the U.S.&nbsp; Still not going to happen.&nbsp; And treaties can be broken.&nbsp; Under no circumstances would our government be able to give away our sovereignty.&nbsp; Otherwise known as treason and we have safeguards against such things.&nbsp; Whatever authority the WHO would have in the guise of pandemics would be very limited, not total control.&nbsp; Would be challenged in court immediately if they overstepped their bounds.&nbsp; I don&#039;t want them to have any authority in the States beyond recommending a course of action and only then under the direction of an actual doctor, not their current head. &nbsp;But imagining the most extreme scenarios does not make them so.&nbsp; And Starlink internet being a threat to us all?&nbsp; Seriously?&nbsp; That&#039;s an ISP that doesn&#039;t even work well in crowded cities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5275080, member: 24302"] We weren't talking about our government trying through the WHO to give an outside agency authority over American citizens. We were talking about concentration camps in the U.S. Still not going to happen. And treaties can be broken. Under no circumstances would our government be able to give away our sovereignty. Otherwise known as treason and we have safeguards against such things. Whatever authority the WHO would have in the guise of pandemics would be very limited, not total control. Would be challenged in court immediately if they overstepped their bounds. I don't want them to have any authority in the States beyond recommending a course of action and only then under the direction of an actual doctor, not their current head. But imagining the most extreme scenarios does not make them so. And Starlink internet being a threat to us all? Seriously? That's an ISP that doesn't even work well in crowded cities. [/QUOTE]

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