The World Economic Forum’s socialist agenda has been exposed by freedom defenders, the World Health Organization’s authoritarian Pandemic Treaty effort has also been stalled by freedom loving citizens around the world but now in spite of our efforts, 193 Nations, Including the United States — at the UN successfully PASSED the ‘Pact for the Future’ a little over a week ago. Only a small group of just seven countries did not join the consensus, neither opposing or abstaining from the agreement. Therefore, It was passed by using something called a ‘Silence Procedure’, which meant that if no country objected, it was automatically adopted. This enables the power structure to fully digitize the control of the masses with the expectation that everyone will have some form of a biometric digital ID that marks them as a global citizen. In this pact however, member states also agree to put policies into place such ESG social credit scores into banking, so they can impose left-wing values through the financial system. The pact contains the promise from member states to have universal access to sexual and reproductive health for women, so the agreement includes universal access to abortion. The pact also calls for an emergency platform, in which the UN Secretary General, in the event of a ‘Global Shock’, which he gets to define, gains all kinds of vague powers to deal with the ‘Global Shock’ event, no matter where it is in the world, and of course at the end of the period to react, the UN Secretary General gets to decide if he can renew his powers, over and over again. My guest today spoke at the September 17th congressional press conference opposing the Pact. Reggie Littlejohn is the founder and President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, co-founder of the Stop Vaccine Passports Task Force, Co-Chair of The Sovereignty Coalition, and President of Anti-Globalist International. Her list of achievements would take me an hour to list but it suffices to say Reggie Littlejohn is a fighter for freedom unlike any our enemies a have ever seen, and she’s my friend