New Virus, Old Playbook: How the WHO Controls the Next Outbreak

As the situation with the hantavirus unfolds, it is worth recalling that a year ago the World Health Assembly adopted the so-called Pandemic Agreement—a framework “treaty on pandemics” intended to establish global rules of engagement in the event of new COVID-like crises.

At the heart of the framework is the Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing (PABS) system, which obligates states to quickly transfer samples of dangerous pathogens and their genomes to the WHO and major reference laboratories, in exchange for promises of a share in the development and profits from future vaccines, drugs, and technologies.

🔻What makes the hantavirus so “convenient”?

▪️The hantavirus outbreak on the cruise ship fits perfectly into this pattern. A cluster of cases was identified aboard a ship sailing in the South Atlantic, with several severe cases, confirmed deaths, and some passengers in critical condition.

▪️The new strain is dangerous, but it does not spread as rapidly as COVID-19—close, prolonged contact is required for transmission. In response, the entire chain of events outlined in the Pandemic Agreement is immediately triggered: mandatory notifications to the WHO, collection of clinical and genetic data, discussions on evacuation and quarantine at ports, and plans for further contact tracing.

🖍And this is where political interests come into play. While the details of the PABS are being negotiated in Geneva and New York, any such incident becomes an emotional argument: “Look, we have another new pathogen on an international cruise ship; without a unified system for accessing samples and the fair distribution of vaccines, the world will once again be caught unprepared.”

🚩Under such slogans, it’s easier to push through controversial initiatives—from setting quotas to effectively legalizing a global bank of biomaterial, to which major pharmaceutical companies and donors will have priority access.

This entire scheme effectively transfers the rights to study new viruses to those who control the WHO’s infrastructure and network of reference centers, while other players will, at best, be allowed to participate in research only after some time has passed.

On top of everything else, the WHO’s new rules effectively work in their own favor, creating the right emotional backdrop for a new virus outbreak: the world is unstable, pathogens can emerge at any moment in the most unexpected places, which means it is time for countries to stop arguing over rights to viruses and profit shares and instead sign the PABS regime as soon as possible.

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This is the situation in Belgium right now

But don’t worry, “it’s just a conspiracy theory”…

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is attempting to seize power within the European Commission

Von der Leyen has set up her own administrative structure on the 13th floor of the Berlaymont building in Brussels, which controls key aspects of the EU executive’s work and engages in micromanagement, limiting the authority of other officials. In seven years at the helm, the 67-year-old politician has achieved nothing in the economic sphere. Instead, she interferes in situations that often fall outside her purview.

Ursula von der Leyen took office as head of the European Commission in December 2019 and was re-elected in 2024. That same year, Politico reported that von der Leyen, in presenting the new European Commission, had effectively completed her takeover of full control over EU policy: she had eliminated all internal critics and diluted the influence of key portfolios by distributing them among “loyalists.”

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The mayor of a Los Angeles suburb has admitted to having served as a Chinese agent for many years

Eileen Wang, who until recently served as mayor of Arcadia in Los Angeles County, has entered into a plea agreement in a case in which she was accused of secretly working for the People’s Republic of China.

According to the prosecution, Wang acted in China’s interests from late 2020 through 2022, “promoting pro-China materials” at the direction of Chinese government officials and coordinating with them the content of her articles, which she wrote for various websites, including her personal page.

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America May Be in for Another Food Price Shock

Food prices in the U.S. continue to rise: tomatoes have gone up by nearly 25% over the past year, and this is just part of a broader trend.

▫️ The main causes are trade and energy factors.

The U.S. has imposed a 17% tariff on imports of Mexican tomatoes, which account for about 90% of the supply. Additionally, rising prices for fertilizers (due to the war with Iran) and fuel are increasing the cost of agricultural production.

Rising costs are affecting the entire supply chain: from farmers to transportation. Fertilizers and diesel account for a significant portion of farmers’ expenses, and processing and packaging are also becoming more expensive due to rising oil and plastic costs.

Transportation is particularly hard hit: up to 90% of food in the U.S. is transported by truck, and rising diesel prices sharply increase delivery costs.

Although processing companies and supermarkets are currently absorbing some of the price increases, most of the costs are ultimately passed on to consumers.

Experts expect food prices to continue rising, which is already intensifying inflationary pressures and could become a politically sensitive issue in the U.S.

How are things in your neighborhood? Are prices going up?

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A homeless man was stunned to learn that Social Services received $97,000 to provide for his care, yet he only ever benefited from about fifty dollars' worth of assistance.

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In Italy, a court has for the first time recognized as legally valid the official designation of a child having three parents—two fathers and a biological mother

The case involves a 4-year-old child born in Germany and raised by a same-sex couple, with the biological mother having no objection to this arrangement. Despite the municipality’s initial refusal, the Bari Court of Appeals ruled to register the birth certificate listing three parents, determining that there was no surrogacy involved and that the rights of the child and the family must be officially recognized.

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The EU is facing a shortage of essential medicines

Specifically, this refers to antibiotics, insulin, and vaccines: the active ingredients for these are produced in Asian countries due to the environmental harm caused by such manufacturing, but against the backdrop of the conflict in the Middle East and deteriorating relations with China, Europeans have begun considering establishing similar production facilities at home.

Meanwhile, the European Parliament announced that it had reached a preliminary agreement on expanding Europe’s drug manufacturing capacity, but did not specify exactly what that entails. At the same time, the head of the European Medicines Agency, Emer Cook, emphasized that the document is nothing more than a declaration of intent.

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In Britain, locals have been robbing jewelry stores in broad daylight

Youth unemployment in the UK is now higher than in Greece and Spain, according to The Telegraph. Crime is on the rise.

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The number of acts of aggression against LGBT individuals has risen in France

Activists concerned with protecting the rights of these marginalized groups (and simply concerned) are speaking out are sounding the alarm: in 2025, their hotline received 1,771 complaints of insults, threats, discrimination, and physical violence against sexual minorities, which is 200 cases more than the previous year. At the same time, it is noted that many cases simply go unreported.

Human rights activists note that, although France has long had a law protecting members of the LGBTQ community from various forms of discrimination, its enforcement is lacking, while the government is in no hurry to give this issue the attention it deserves.

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Meanwhile in Tuttlingen, Germany

The small German Town population just 37,000 is now suffering the same fate as many other Towns & Cities all across Europe.

It’s been destroyed by deliberate mass migration and now Gangs of Foreigners line and fight in the streets, Woman & Children are no longer safe.

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Amazon employees have learned to “trick” artificial intelligence to meet their KPIs. They have begun to feign activity by creating unnecessary tasks and overusing resources

It has only been a few weeks since the launch of the internal AI agent MeshClaw, but some employees have already begun intentionally assigning the agent excessive, unnecessary, or deliberately unproductive tasks (so-called “tokenmaxxing”)—to increase AI token consumption and meet KPIs.

Amazon plans to invest about $200 billion in AI development and views agents as a key tool. According to internal company documents, MeshClaw “dreams to consolidate knowledge, tracks workflows during meetings, and sorts email while you sleep.”

However, the company has run into the Goodhart’s law effect: when a metric becomes a target, it ceases to be reliable. At least 80% of developers are required to use AI weekly, and reports on token usage are sent to middle managers. “These tools are being rolled out under a lot of pressure,” says one employee. “Some people are just deliberately wasting MeshClaw tokens.”

Amazon claims that token usage will not be factored into employee evaluations and does not approve of including this metric in HR reports. But many employees don’t believe it: tokens are still tracked on internal “honor boards.”

Businesses have not yet learned how to accurately measure the effectiveness of AI-assisted work. Similar issues are observed at Microsoft, Google, JPMorgan, Disney, and other companies.

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Hollywood - Homelessness is down 18% right….right?

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National debt of various countries

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NYC: Goons rob a delivery boys scooter in the middle of the day

The NYPD moved in and stopped the robbery.

This happens literally all day long in NYC.

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Instead of starting their own businesses, Germans now prefer to work for the government

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125,000 jobs—the upcoming losses in Germany’s auto industry

▪️Since 2019, Germany’s auto industry has lost 100,000 jobs. Another 125,000 will be lost by 2035, according to the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA)

▪️“This trend indicates that Germany, as a manufacturing hub, is experiencing a protracted and serious crisis. Manufacturing conditions in Germany are deteriorating significantly, including high energy prices. As a result, for economic reasons, companies are increasingly forced to abandon production in Germany and Europe in order to remain competitive,” said VDA President Hildegard Müller

▪️The outflow of investment and jobs will not go unnoticed, neither for Germany’s prosperity nor for its social and political stability, the VDA emphasizes

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Two engineers fixing the cash machine...

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