Topic: World Data Organization

Nobel Prize winner Michael Levitt criticized the global scientific community for failing to provide objective analysis during the pandemic due to panic and political pressure. Levitt claims that prominent organizations like the Royal Society remained silent while Facebook censored views that contradicted the World Health Organization. He asserts that his early data projections were accurate but were met with abuse rather than professional scrutiny.

Andrew Yang's debate performance is scrutinized for his proposal to create a "World Data Organization" (WDO) similar to the WTO. Yang argued that data is the "new oil" and requires international oversight. The hosts interpret this as a call for total global control over personal information and dossiers, leading them to "disqualify" Yang for his explicit embrace of a "World Order" framework.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has ceased tracking individual swine flu cases and deaths, leading to accusations that they are hiding the low mortality rate of the virus. This lack of data, combined with media hype about vaccine shortages, is characterized as a social engineering project designed to create public demand for the shots. Meanwhile, reports of Tamiflu-resistant strains are surfacing in Asia.