News Roundup & Comment

Here's your weekly selection of highlights from the Round-Up broadcast:

--The global backlash against the proposed amendments to the World Health Organization's international health treaty that would have ceded national sovereignty to globalists has resulted in almost all of the amendments being dropped for the time being.

--Yesterday U.S. Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin introduced the "No WHO Pandemic Preparedness Treaty Without Senate Approval Act". This would require that any convention or agreement resulting from the work of the World Health Organization's intergovernmental negotiating body be deemed a treaty requiring the advice and consent of a super-majority of the Senate.

--According to a speaker at the World Economic Forum, in order to institute an energy transition from fossil fuels to so-called renewable energy resources, citizens and small businesses must endure pain, shortages of energy as well as inflationary pressure.

--The Arctic sea ice expanse so far this month is at a 30 year high.

--J. Michael Evans described a tracker for individuals to track their own personal carbon footprint.

--Florida's second largest airport is set to roll out high-tech facial recognition software at all of its boarding gates this year.

--Gates funded research has created a bird flu virus capable of becoming a new COVID-19.

--The primary source of COVID misinformation during the deadly pandemic was the federal government. That's according to a comment filed with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services by the attorney general of the State of Indiana.