Updates from Philippines. Senate President Zubiri has been replaced with 2008 Young Global Leader Chiz Escudero. Other Senators Resign in Major Shakeup!
Will this facilitate Philippines rapid and unquestioning approval of the WHO Pandemic Agreement and Amendments to the IHRs, and passage of SB1869 and associated bills?
The Senate President is the second in line of succession after the Vice President in case the both the President and Vice President are indisposed and until a new President can be elected. The SP presides over senate sessions including calling sessions to order and setting the agenda. This is a critical position as the SP can clearly push or delay based on the agenda.
Senate President Zubiri has been ousted and replaced with Chiz Escudero on Monday 20th May 2024!
Extracts from his emotional speech are provided in the following MB article.
Will this change herald change in the Philippines Government?
The incoming Senate President is Senator Chiz Escudero who was named as WEF Young Global Leader of 2008. Will he push SB1869 which has been delayed due to community lobbying, and which sets up a Philippines CDC under the WHO?
The changing of the Senate President might be part of the reason that the next session of Dan Fernandez’ Joint Committee Inquiry into excess deaths in 2021, which had been scheduled for 22nd May 2024, has been postponed until further notice.
Will SB1869 which sets up a Philippines CDC under the WHO now be expedited? Note that both Zubiri and Escudero are among the authors of this bill.
It is not just Zubiri who has resigned. There has been a major shakeup with other senators resigning their positions as well.
I will provide updates in coming days.
Events over the weekend both went well: Wake Up Asia (replay for 19th May should be up soon), and Lunas Pilipinas Forum (below) where I presented at about 04h:13m, and now I am back to normal programming.
What the Hell, Sally? Sure, he is eloquent.
In the end, these people talk like Marxists, despite the pretty, even moving, phrasing that can make one think they are hearing something else - because there are obvious right things to say and then most importantly - do.
Am I missing better qualities?
Yes, he has to thank his colleagues, of course. But what are the strings? What can any one or more call in? We saw the horrible fecklessness of our House here in the USA.
Yes, working for the laborers. The workers who go outside the country do get misused, at home and abroad. The Arab countries come to mind. But what the WEFers, the Oligarchs, the corporations (as part of the US and others think of as "protecting the laborers" is very different as we know from what they deserve. There are some Young WEF grads that do not march in the clone mold Kissinger desired yes - but.
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Yuck! Trouble there is, vast vast majority of Filipinos haven't the slightest clue about the implications of this coup. Most don't know about the globalist agenda, and won't believe you if you tell them about it. Most believe in "climate change."
(And to other matters, just read that some legislators - surely paid by Soros/Gates etc. - are pushing again to legalize divorce! That step will lead to the unraveling of the social fabric to become as wrecked and wretched as US society.)