Oklahoma House Passes Legislation Against the WHO
EDITED: 4/26/24 SB426 passed House April 24 2024 with floor amendments. Now goes to Senate. “World Health Organization;…
Legislative wins for States Rights
States are asserting their rights to self-determination – and protecting their constituents from global governance. Please take the…
What is “nullification”?
A win for states’ rights: how do state sovereignty laws apply to the WHO and UN? In affirming…
2024 Legislative Session Dates
Last Updated April 9, 2024 This article was originally posted by multistate.us Planning for 2024? This resource collects…
“Not Now” on the Surrender of Our Sovereignty to the WHO
At the end of May, President Biden intends to join other nations in supplanting our Constitution and the liberties it guarantees with something called “global governance.” Their plan, which has been stealthily negotiated for several years at the World Health Organization (WHO)…
Treaties & International Agreements
90% of International Agreements do not go through 2/3rd Senate Ratification, yet have the effect on law of…
Sovereignty Coalition’s weekly Meetings for state leaders & Activists
Monday’s at 8pm ET Mobilize for Sovereignty – No WHO https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpduCpqD0uHdTRusy4KEGBsJEngFSmivq3#/registration Follow @SovCoalition and @KLVeritas for notifications on…
Financial Services Committee Questions Global Governance
“Opaque and unaccountable global governance bodies” On March 21st, 2024, the House Financial Services Committee held a hearing…
Information and Support for State action regarding W.H.O. via Door To Freedom
DoortoFreedom.org. SovereigntyCoalition.org Door to Freedom is rolling out a campaign in the US to educate policymakers and the public…
Why Can States Assert that the WHO Has No Authority Over Them?
The Tenth Amendment of the US Constitution’s Bill of Rights states, “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” This means that the regulation of healthcare falls to the states.
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