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Please don’t think too deep about what it means that the World Health Organization stresses that military forces have to take control over poor countries (the never “developing”) in this “pandemic”.

In many developing countries (that is, low- or middle-income economies as classified by the World Bank)2 the pursuit of foreign policy goals may involve use of military forces to participate in peacekeeping operations, military exercises and humanitarian relief missions, or to carry out more traditional military tasks such as the securing of borders. Here, we consider the growing importance of developing country militaries in global affairs, and the threats and opportunities this growth presents for infectious disease surveillance and control in civilian populations. We use examples from Peru and Thailand to show how militaries in developing countries can strengthen surveillance programmes run by ministries of heath.
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In humanitarian emergencies, well-equipped militaries may use their logistical, communication, organizational, epidemiological and mobile laboratory resources to establish surveillance for populations vulnerable to epidemics.

https://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/85/3/06-037101/en/
(http://archive.is/DHJpT)


A UN task force figures that the coronavirus “pandemic” will have disastrous effects on the already poor countries plunging into even worse conditions.
According to the UN this isn’t caused by the overblown response and a “response” is needed to “to reset the world on a sustainable development”: https://news.un.org/en/story/2020/04/1061492


For some reason the UN also forgets to mention the huge amount of deaths that will result from this World War against the population under the guise of fighting some invisible dangerous virus…
You can bet that this will result in more debt for the third World, with the World Bank and IMF making demands that will crush the poor even more.