United Nations wants 10% of entire planet's annual income in fund for coronavirus response António Guterres, has announced the creation of a fund for addressing the global  coronavirus pandemic – and he is simultaneously asking nations to contribute the equivalent of at least 10 percent of the annual income of the entire planet to a massive “human-centered, innovative and coordinated stimulus package” that would  be administered at the international level. If countries were to accept the plan, the United Nations or some similar coordinating agency would be given the equivalent  of approximately 8.7 trillion USD, an unprecedented amount that would be 2,900 times greater than the UN’s annual  budget of 3 billion USD. The proposed plan would effectively place a global agency, presumably the UN itself, in charge of propping up the economies  of the world during the coronavirus crisis, placing it in charge of 10% of global income. Guterres also wants 100 billion USD for the World Health Organization, whose president has been blamed for helping to  cause the coronavirus pandemic by repeating in January the Chinese government’s false claim that COVID-19 is not transmissible to humans. He also wants the same organization to build an “interconnected Global Health Emergency System for data, workforce, and supplies.” Guterres says that the money would be channeled “not only to the business sector and lead firms, but to the workers and SMEs worldwide that underpin the global economy.” “It is not enough to protect major businesses: we need to protect their suppliers, and the global consumer demand – the household income – that will usher the global economy back to life,”  writes Guterres in his report, called “Shared responsibility, global solidarity: Responding to the socio-economic impacts of COVID-19.” “To be effective, the stimulus package will need to focus on direct and targeted transfer of resources to the most vulnerable households and scaling up health emergency preparedness, social protection, tax abatement, low interest rates, access to credit, insurance and wage support schemes,” he writes. Among the objectives of the plan, Guterres includes “attention to continued delivery of sexual reproductive health services,  such as access to contraceptives without prescription during the crisis.” “Sexual reproductive health services” are a euphemism often used by international organizations to refer to abortion and contraception. United Nations and World Health Organization helped to create the pandemic, says expert Steven Mosher, president of the Population Research Institute, noted that the UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) helped to create the pandemic by repeating communist Chinese government’s false propaganda denying the health risks  of COVID-19, and said he was against giving them or the UN in general any additional money for the crisis. “The UN bureaucracy primarily exists to perpetuate itself and various Left-wing causes that are inimical to liberty and sovereignty, ” Mosher told LifeSite. “If the China coronavirus teaches us anything, it is that in moments of global crisis we can only trust our fellow citizens not a distant and detached group of bureaucrats who are better compensated than nearly all Americans.” He also noted that “reproductive sexual health,” in reality “means forcing contraception, sterilization and abortion on peoples  who have not asked for it,” and added that such priorities have left poorer countries unprepared to deal with COVID-19. “If the clinics in Third World countries had been stocked with medicine instead of abortifacients and contraceptives, they  would be better able to cope with the current pandemic,” said Mosher.  “In other words, population control programs cost lives.” Mosher also rejected more funding for the WHO, noting its complicity in spreading false information about the pandemic. “The WHO, by parroting Chinese propaganda, helped to spread the pandemic.  Even now, they are continuing to claim that China is a ‘model’ for how to contain the pandemic,” Mosher told LifeSite. “They are part of the problem, not part of the solution.” Mosher said that the U.S. should cut off funding to the WHO altogether unless its current head, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, resigned. He noted that the WHO receives more than 22% of its funding from the United States, and that much of the money “goes towards the salary, benefits and perks of an inflated, dysfunctional bureaucracy. In other words, it is simply wasted.” climate change didn work either https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/united-nations-wants-10-of-worlds-annual-income-in-fund-for-coronavirus-response?fbclid=IwAR3QDjnddgOaHKrU_eHUFxyPLj6s8wSe7cbKG8zEGeEooh9FGDwTg8TLtKg