World Council for Health hosted an emergency hearing on 27 November 2023 featuring Fahrie Hassan and seven other leading experts to address the legal implications of DNA contamination in Covid-19 mRNA vaccines. This was a follow-up to the 9 October 2023 panel seen by hundreds of thousands. Register below to receive exclusive updates about #Plasmidgate as more information becomes available. Please note by completing this form you will be subscribed to the free WCH email newsletter.

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Rulers of the World

Fahrie Hassan has made it his business since the beginning of 2020 to ‘follow the money’ that has been the real lifeblood of the Covid phenomenon. His research has uncovered that the major Covid-19 stakeholders have serious conflicts of interest. His presentation slides are fascinating, revealing not just the major funders invested in the evolving global reset, but the tangled, conspiratorial web connecting the major players.

Many people reject the idea that the events of the past few years are the result of a ‘global conspiracy’. Unfortunately, the caricature of shadowy figures sitting around a table in a smoke-filled room planning our future has tended to put people off investigating what Fahrie refers to as a ‘Global Public-Private Partnership’.

Operating via a policy hierarchy these highly influential players have indeed been gaining increasing control over people worldwide. The ‘Policy Makers’ who meet regularly at international gatherings such as the World Economic Forum (WEF) set the agenda, which is then enacted via a wide range of ‘Policy Distributors’ – including many international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) such as the UN, WHO, and World Bank. Governments and regulators are the ‘Policy Enforcers’ that are aided and abetted by the ‘Policy Propagandists’, the legacy and social media, as well as a plethora of ‘fact checkers’. At the bottom of the pile, the ‘Policy Subjects’ (you and me) are expected to do as we are told.

The WEF is an important nexus in the Plasmidgate story.

Indeed, its chairman Klaus Schwab is notorious for having stated that, “The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world.” WEF partners are leading global companies that are powerful driving forces in shaping the future. One of the most formidable individuals is the CEO of BlackRock, Larry Fink, who is not only on the Board of WEF but was also appointed by the Biden Administration to oversee the Federal Reserve.

Fahrie reveals through his slides that the process currently taking place to amend the International Health Regulations (IHR) is a key aspect of the Global Health Security Agenda, which in turn is part of Agenda 2030. The role of major donors and investment houses, from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) and Wellcome, to BlackRock and Vanguard, who fund the individuals, officials, and organisations at all levels of the policy hierarchy, cannot be under-estimated.

Hassan’s numerous conflicts-of-interest diagrams are a resource that illuminates the extent to which Big Money has captured many aspects of our lives. In the hands of legal experts, they can become a powerful tool.

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This article was written by World Council for Health Correspondent Alice Ashwell, PhD.

About Fahrie Hassan

• Fahrie Hassan is a Molecular Biologist and MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry.

• He is manager of The Alliance Global Group and a founding Advisory Committee member of World Council for Health South Africa.

• Since the early days of Covid-19, Fahrie has been investigating and exposing the intricate web of relationships – in particular conflicts of interest – incentivising and enabling those who continue to profit from the ‘plandemic’.

This is an edited segment from the emergency hearing hosted by WCH on 27 November 2023 with Willem van Aardt, Katie Ashby-Koppens, Julian Gillespie, Wendy Low, Sue Grey, Peter Fam, and Fahrie Hassan.