By Bryan Moir | BryanMoir.Substack.com

When a foreign power lands troops, we call it an invasion. When it rewrites your laws from abroad, we call it “policy alignment.”

Reflexivity 101:

[George] Soros’s model is simple—shape perceptions until they reshape reality. Sell the public a story, lock it into law, then point to the law as proof the story was true all along.

That’s exactly what’s happening with the June 1, 2024, amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR)—and Canada just let the clock run out on rejecting them.

The sales pitch? “Global cooperation for health emergencies.”

The reality? A self-reinforcing loop of unelected control that Ottawa has now baked into our system—with direct hits to your wallet, your laws, your privacy, and your freedom to move.

1. Kitchen Table Taxes – From Geneva

A brand new Article 44bis sets up a WHO-run Coordinating Financial Mechanism. That’s not a grant fund—it’s a pipeline. It can “mobilize” money from member states and “leverage voluntary monetary contributions for organizations and other entities.”

And when U.S. funding dried up, the WHO “suggested” Canada raise taxes on alcohol, sugar, and tobacco to fill the gap.

In plain English: foreign-drafted tax policy aimed at Canadian households.

Under our system, only Parliament can tax Canadians—but this structure puts foreign policy pressure on Ottawa to do exactly that.

2. Your Laws, Rewritten to Fit

The amendments require every country to set up a National IHR Authority and “adjust domestic legislative and/or administrative arrangements” to comply.

That means Ottawa—and possibly your province—rewriting laws, not because Canadians debated and voted for it, but because Geneva wrote it down.

3. Border Control Without You in Control

If Ottawa (or the WHO) declares an “imminent public-health risk,” Canada can compel exams, vaccination, or quarantine at the border—even if you’re healthy.

That’s not theory. That’s whether you can come back from a Florida trip without being detained in Pearson arrivals.

4. Privacy on the Block

The amendments let Canada “process and disclose personal data” if deemed “essential” to manage a risk. There’s no guarantee your provincial health privacy laws or Charter protections stop that. Your vaccination status, travel history, or medical data could be shared internationally without your consent.

5. The Sovereignty Double Standard

When Donald Trump jokes about making us the 51st state, Canadians puff up with righteous outrage, the media runs anti-American op-eds for a week, and politicians fall over themselves to look pro-Canada.

When the WHO quietly gets binding influence over Canadian laws, taxes, and border policy? Silence. Not a peep from the same crowd.

Final Thought:

This isn’t about health. It’s about control infrastructure—the kind you don’t roll back once it’s built. It’s the perfect reflexivity loop:

• Create fear with a vague “pandemic emergency” trigger.
• Use that fear to justify new powers.
• Embed those powers into law and budgets.
• Point to the law as proof that the threat was real, and repeat.

No jackboots. No midnight raids. Just a quiet, efficient neutering of the Charter by people you didn’t elect, working in departments you’ve never heard of, passing rules you never voted on. And you’ll pay for it—in cash, in rights, and in the kind of sovereignty you only notice once it’s gone.

Originally published at bryanmoir.substack.com