An independent investigation into the World Health Organization (WHO) by the Australian Medical Professionals’ Society (AMPS) has recommended that the Australian Government, administrators and medical authorities recognise that the ‘WHO is a compromised body with conflicted interests that is allowing donors to purchase influence’. 

AMPS’s 46-page report, titled ‘Follow the Money’, focuses on how pharmaceutical companies influence global health policy through their donations to the WHO. AMPS calls for the Australian Government to withdraw from the WHO until such time as the WHO can be demonstrated to be free of conflict of interests.

As our members and followers know, it isn’t just the funding from pharmaceuticals that has corrupted the WHO. It’s also the financial reach of the telecommunications industry into the WHO that has caused the WHO to abandon its remit of protecting global health. This has been covered in earlier posts, such as The WHO cover-up on the truth about wireless radiation.

Sadly, Australian government minions appear to be unaware of the WHO’s suppression of the harm caused by wireless radiation. Instead, they naively promote the WHO as a trustworthy authority, trotting out copy-and-paste sentences such as the following, ‘Regarding your concerns around health effects, health authorities around the world, including the World Health Organization (WHO), have indicated that there are no established health effects from smart meters’. 

The AMPS report recognises that there are many ways of supporting public health that do not involve pharmaceuticals. Some of the ways pointed out are building immunity, good sleep, healthy homes and EMF-free environments. SSMA agrees and adds that EMF-free environments naturally promote building immunity, good sleep and healthy homes.

Whilst it is sad that the WHO has long ago lost its way and prostituted itself to industry interests, it is encouraging that AMPS, Australia’s largest voluntary association of doctors, has undertaken the research to prove this. We also applaud AMPS for recognising the value of EMF-free environments in supporting public health.

To download AMP’s press release, go to: https://amps.redunion.com.au/news/follow-the-money-commercial-interests-influence-global-health-policy

To read the report, ‘Follow the Money’, go to: https://amps.redunion.com.au/hubfs/Follow%20the%20Money%20-%2022June25%20FINAL.pdf