United Nations wants 10% global tax and wants it now!
'There is no time to lose in mounting' response to coronavirus pandemic
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The U.N., known for its left-leaning, anti-Israel policies and massive money demands, says its "COVID-19 plan" could "defeat the virus and build a better world."
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said, "The new coronavirus disease is attacking societies at their core, claiming lives and people's livelihoods."
He said the prospects for the world are "dire."
And his new report, titled "Shared responsibility, global solidarity: Responding to the socio-economic impacts of COVID-19," warns the Chinese virus is "the greatest test that we have faced together since the formation of the United Nations."
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What is needed is "an immediate coordinated health response to suppress transmission and end the pandemic" with the ability to be scaled up for "testing, tracing, quarantine and treatment."
Should the U.S. pay a 10% tax to the U.N. to fight the coronavirus?
And then there's a plan for "debt alleviation."
His U.N. is "fully mobilized" with a new Trust Fund for COVID-19 Response and Recovery that apparently would be linked to spending what "amounts to at least 10% global gross domestic product."
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LifeSiteNews reported that if countries were to accept the plan, the United Nations or a similar coordinating agency would be given the equivalent of about $8.7 trillion.
That's 2,900 times greater than the U.N.'s annual budget of $3 billion.
The plan effectively would put the U.N. in control of 10% of global income to prop up the world's economies during the crisis.
Guterres also wants $100 billion for the World Health Organization, whose president has been blamed for helping cause the pandemic by helping spread Chinese propaganda. The WHO chief in January repeated Beijing's false claim that COVID-19 is not transmissible to humans.
LifeSiteNews reported Guterres' spending plans would include preparedness, social protection, tax abatement, low interest rates, access to credit, insurance and wage support schemes, and the delivery of sexual reproductive health services.
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