One World Health Religion: Gaia-Wicca

The World Health Organization's "One Health", established to develop unthinkable strategies to reduce the world's population The ideology of the initiative can be described as a health religion linked to a one-world technocracy system that includes elements of Wicca, neo-paganism and the cult of Gaia.

The United Nations has adopted these pagan religions and incorporated them into the world religions, claiming to promote the unity of humanity and the planet. The World Health Organization has established a new "Alliance for Food Security" based on the "One Health" ideology. The Rockefeller Foundation and the World Economic Forum also support the One Health ideology and use their influence in this direction. This ideology has a growing influence in the institutions of the member countries of the World Health Organization and the World Economic Forum.

There is even a global initiative called 'One Health', supposedly to tackle the public health impacts of the climate crisis, which includes veterinarians.

In this article, we will talk about that initiative and get to know those who have united and allied against humanity.

UKOHCG was established in 2019, led by the British Veterinary Association (BVA), with a focus on the One Health concept. In the same year, the NHS Sustainable Development Unit published the 'One Health Action Report' with support from organizations as diverse as the Wildlife Trusts, the Royal College of Nursing, the British Veterinary Association, Mind Matters and the National Trust. The Vet Futures Action Plan was presented as a critical initiative that will shape the future of veterinary medicine. In July 2023, the UK Parliament launched an inquiry on 'Public Health and Climate Change: A One Health Approach' research briefing.

Some may think that the briefings are a convenient way to emphasize the importance of One Health in global health, but the reality is different. Four UN agencies - FAO, UN Environment Programme (UNEP), WHO and OIE - are collaborating on One Health. The global One Health initiative is not linked to Gaia worship and the One World Technocracy System.

In articles about the United Nations and the World Health Organization, experts have discussed the One Health Initiative funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Economic Forum. They have pointed out that One Health is a religious belief system derived from belief systems such as Gaia worship, Wicca and Neo-paganism.

Doesn't the prohibition of the establishment of religion in the constitutions of modern states contradict efforts to promote the "One Health" policies pioneered by WHO and WEF?

It is not enough just to look for "contradictions" to find the answer to the question; we must first understand the issue properly in order to reach the right conclusions and solutions. Achieving this understanding will require the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of WHO member countries to recognize the interdependence between humans, animals, plants and the environment, and to accept the concept of "One Health" envisioned by global elites.To quickly achieve results that serve their interests, it is essential to acknowledge the existence of multi-sectoral and interdisciplinary organizations that work at local, regional, national and global levels, and to understand their systems of operation.

In order to achieve the Great Reset goals, the WHO and the WEF, by adopting the 'one health' approach as a new standard, have set up structuring networks in countries around the world, and have had these hidden agendas put in place regulations to the detriment of humanity, and seem to have been partially successful.

So let's talk about Gaia and Wicca...

According to pagan belief, Gaia is the Mother Goddess and Goddess of the Earth, who is associated with all living beings in various spiritual ways, and who is the birth mother of all gods and goddesses. Wicca, on the other hand, is a belief system based on nature and the environment, with God and Goddess at its center. The Goddess is manifested in the Earth and the Moon, while the God creates the abundance of nature. Wicca and Gaia pagan beliefs have many common elements. It is because of these common elements that they come together. (You can learn more about these belief systems from Wikipedia)

As we come to the end of this article, we can't help but mention the founder of Gaiaism, James Lovelock, a fanatical climate-crisis monger who described the Earth and nature as a living organism and who also worked in the field of engineering.

This article addresses critical issues that every individual who values the dignity and freedom of humanity should be aware of, while also highlighting how the global elites and their collaborators scattered all over the world have been "exploited" by the "global elites". invincible", but rather to expose the fact that they will never achieve their goals against humanity, such as the " Great Reset", unless people allow them to do so. Not allowing them will be the beginning of bad news for them.

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