Trump’s Withdrawal from the WHO and the “Board of Peace”: What It Means for Global Governance

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The conversation centers on former President Donald Trump’s announced withdrawal of the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the creation of a so‑called “Board of Peace.” The hosts frame these moves as a direct challenge to the United Nations, the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, and a broader “new world order” they describe as controlled by secretive elite groups.

Trump’s Withdrawal from the WHO

Official claim: The United States is pulling out of the WHO, a move portrayed as a “death blow” to globalist institutions.
Rationale given: Trump is said to be bypassing bureaucratic red tape that, in the hosts’ view, keeps nations fighting each other.
Analogy used: A story about Trump fixing a broken ice‑skating rink in New York to illustrate his “hands‑on” approach.

The “Board of Peace” Concept

Definition: A proposed international body that would replace or sideline the UN’s peace‑keeping role.
Goal: To bring together diverse global actors in a cooperative effort, allegedly reducing conflict in hotspots such as Gaza.
Narrative: The board is presented as a way to “upend” the existing order and potentially earn Trump a Nobel Peace Prize.

Reactions from Global Institutions

UN and WEF: Described as being threatened and likely to push back against the board.
Davos crowd: Portrayed as hoping for a catastrophic event (e.g., a plane crash) to stop Trump’s agenda.
Media coverage: The hosts claim Bloomberg omitted a key line from Trump’s Davos speech that would expose “rigged 2020” participants.

Domestic Political Context

Legal challenges: References to ongoing investigations, arrests, and a dysfunctional Justice Department.
Trump’s strategy: Emphasized as seeking solutions outside traditional U.S. institutions, with the hosts suggesting “don’t look to the Justice Department for answers.”
Future actions: Mention of upcoming releases (e.g., “Tulsi”) that could reveal more about the 2020 election.

Implications for International Conflict

Ukraine‑Russia war: Trump is said to be working on all fronts to stop killing, though no concrete plan is detailed.
Middle‑East tensions: The board aims to involve multiple global players to create a financial mechanism that helps the region.
Broader narrative: The hosts frame the struggle as a battle between a “deep‑state bull” and a heroic figure (Trump) akin to mythic heroes confronting a bull.

Bottom Line

The discussion mixes factual claims (U.S. withdrawal from the WHO) with extensive conspiracy‑theory framing, portraying Trump’s actions as a bold attempt to dismantle what the hosts label a corrupt global elite and replace it with a new cooperative peace structure.

The segment portrays Trump’s WHO withdrawal and the proposed “Board of Peace” as a radical attempt to bypass established international institutions, casting the former president as a lone champion against a secretive global elite—a narrative that blends real policy moves with extensive conspiracy speculation.

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All right, folks. In breaking big news,
we have uh we have Donald Trump pulling
out of the World Health Organization,
withdrawing the United States from the
World Health Organization,
uh as well as creating a border of
peace, which is a big FU to the United
Nations. I mean, huge seismic changes
happening. Uh really death blows to the
new world order. Correct. 20 though.
Juan, thank you for joining me.
>> Yeah, it's uh you know, it's like when
Trump uh was in New York and there was
this ice skating rink and for years this
thing was under repair. It was going to
be, you know, fixed, whatever. People
love to use that ice skating ring just
sat there in the park and un unusable.
And at some point, Trump, of course,
he's got developments in the area and it
affects his property values and and and
rents and things like that. So, at a
certain point, he just took it into his
own hands and got it fixed. It just took
few months. They were arguing over, you
know, costs and where the money was
going to come from. Nobody cared. He
just went in and fixed it. Uh this is
similar with what's going on, let's say,
with Gaza. Um the UN's been involved
there forever. you know, UN first
recognized Israel as a nation in 48. Uh
all part of a Rockefeller uh operation
scam and um uh Rothschild, you know, the
Balfur declarations put together by
them. You got all sorts of weirdness
going on, you know, in that M East
region. And part of it's because you
have a a secret handshake club that
wants to start World War II. The way
they verse it, it's World War I, really.
We won World War II. Soviet Union
doesn't exist anymore. Um, but at the
end of the day, they want to have a
world war based out of the Middle East.
What Trump's doing is he's going in and
bypassing all of their little control
mechanisms to keep everybody fighting
each other and uh trying to move
everybody to their corner and then come
up with a way that that that region can
pay the bills to actually help people uh
from the region that can't get along.
You know, they'll they'll try to move
them out. He's instead of just him
making the decision, he's bringing in a
lot of the players from other places
around the world and get them all
involved and and have a team effort.
It's the only way you're probably going
to get these things.
>> I mean, these are these are massive
death blows to the new world order.
Correct. When you right here, it says
Trump's board of peace, which could
upend world order faces push back from
allies.
Yeah, it's it's you know um
what he's doing is again he's bypassing
the existing secret handshake crowd and
their way of manipulating controlling uh
fate outcome whatever and moving us to a
uh something that has a prayer of
actually bringing peace. you know he
wants you know he wants to win the Nobel
Peace Prize uh directly as opposed to
just being get handed to him by somebody
uh because he is trying to stop the wars
all over the world and and that's part
of you know going at the underlying root
causes and mechanisms that you know you
know cause these dramas across the
world. So uh you know good on him and
then you know he announced the death of
globalism
there at Davo and right to the crowd
that's pushing it and uh so he's right
in their face. You know, you guys want
global? No, you want to work with us to
try and do something honest, real to
bring the world to, you know, a good, if
you will, new world order. Okay. Well,
that's going to be so interest
competing. It's not everything in one
big bowl. It's everybody working for the
strong friends, not uh destroying
uh all the lines between nations, but
strengthening them. You know, good
friends make uh
strong neighbors. Okay. If you got good,
then you got great neighbors.
>> Does this mean that now that I mean now
this is a huge threat to the new world
order, the World Economic Forum, Davos,
the whole crowd? What does this What do
they have to do now, Juan? What's the
next?
>> Well, yeah.
>> Well, this is just a continuation of the
fight that uh has been Trump all the way
along. This is why these people hate him
so bad. you know, he went there and met
with uh uh those folks, Davos, but
probably 99% of the people there are all
hoping and praying and dreaming that uh
you know, something happens to his
plane. Okay? They they all hate it
because he's going against
>> their globalist uh ambitions
um their unelected globalista ambitions.
So, you know, that's that's the fight
we're in.
But but what about what could they do
now? What would be their plan of attack
when it I mean are they going to I mean
obviously they got to do something
desperate now, right?
>> Yeah, they have to do something uh
pretty desperate. I I you know it's been
continuing there. They continue to be
dangerous because of you know uh Trump
is is taking down their system or
systems uh decisively. So yeah.
>> Do we make I know you're you're pressed
for time and I just want to let my
audience know that he's very pressed for
time right now. He's meeting a tow truck
folks. So, one, do you think uh yeah,
you know, he bought himself some nice
cars, but I don't think he wants to show
them on video just yet. Or you might
want to. I don't know. But um
>> Well, I I you know, I I uh uh don't make
a big deal out of some of the stuff. I
have some fun. You know, it it I tell
you what, it it allows me to have some
um pose at times from other things. And
you know, so I take it gives me a little
bit of uh mental break from time to
time. Uh this you can see my there's my
little uh See, I don't know. You can't
the Streamyard's too zoomed, I guess.
But uh there's my little uh beamer drop
top. This is my uh 57 Chev
here.
>> Oh, nice, man. So, you're going to put
some work into that sucker.
>> Well, I'm not going to do anything to
the body. I'm going to keep it exactly
like it is. We're
>> Yeah, we have a really nice little uh
283 to put in there and and uh
>> it's just uh it's, you know, farm truck.
>> Oh, great. So, Juan, so so this is big
breaking news. Obviously, the board of
peace, what does a board of peace
effectively do to the United Nations? It
basically says,
>> well, it bypasses it. That's that's the
key is that you can't get to justice
within a lot of these organizations uh
including the UN and like that they're
just everything they do helps to keep
the fight uh going and and so by doing
something where you bring in other
people it's like Doge they go out there
everybody knew about all the corruption
within USA ID but nobody was trying to
throw monkey wrench in there as long as
the money is flowing
uh it was never going to stop. Um and so
by bringing other people in and having a
different uh attitude on it, you can u
uh maybe get to some kind of a solution.
So that's that's what's what's going on
here. So uh by the way, we can go
four-wheeling out there with uh with the
stuff. Uh you think Yeah. See, so
there's that that uh
>> uh that's uh to go out through the sand
dunes.
Are we really going to do that? And we
going to record it. Let's go out there.
>> Yeah. I'm gonna try and get get this
ready. We'll go out and go out through
the sand dunes. You can take your
four-wheeler and I'll take mine.
>> Okay. Yeah. There there's some heavy
dunes, man. I mean, it's like 90 degree
angles, man. You know what I mean?
>> You think I can't take you on with this?
>> Yeah. Let's roll. Let's do it. Let's
have some fun and we'll record it on
Instagram or we might go live on
YouTube. Who knows?
>> Yeah. You never know. You never All
right. So, so this is good news. These
are seismic changes. I just wanted to
update my audience.
>> Well, let me let me hold on. Let me let
me add one thing. I I want to make this
relevant for for the audience. Okay. So,
part of the thing for Trump is is that
um he has to
somehow
uh move into the next zip code. you
know, people see him doing the stuff
around the world, uh, making a
difference around the world, but um,
they don't see it here at home. We
haven't had the arrest. He talked at
Davos about the fact that
coming.
>> Um,
>> let me just make a good point. And
>> let me let me let me make a good point
to that. I went on Bloomberg to see the
highlights of the Davos speech and
that's the one highlight they left out
was that anybody that was in that was a
part of the rigged 2020 you know what
will be prosecuted. They left all out of
all the highlights Bloomberg left that
one strong message out which tells me
they don't even want to give it any
attention right now. They don't want to
shine a light towards that direction.
Yeah, that's that's part of the problem
is that you got um
uh Trump is pointing out he's coming
back to to the states. Part of the
problem is the perception
of this audience and other audiences is
that, you know, nobody's been arrested
yet. Not not the big ones within the
election uh stuff. Um uh I understand
that Tulsi is going to release some
stuff as soon as tomorrow that's just
epic. It's uh you know uh mindshattering
going to the 2020 election and uh it has
re repercussions back to Russia Russia
Russia. Uh also, um there is an
important meeting tomorrow that's taking
place um concerning stuff going on over
at the Justice Department and the
inability to move forward at the Justice
Department. It's just uh totally
dysfunctional. A lot of great folks
there that are just, you know, locked
up. So with that in mind, um uh how is
Trump going to break out of the meer
that is in place here domestically? And
um for several months now, uh the word
has been don't look to the Justice
Department for the solution. It's going
to come from elsewhere. And uh I think
that's still accurate.
>> Any chance of the Ukraine Russian war
ending soon?
Well, you know, Trump's trying to fight
on all fronts to stop, you know, uh, the
killing, the fighting. We've talked
about that for a long time here. That's
Trump sees part of his mission in life
is to just stop the killing and then we
can figure out uh, you know, what's
appropriate, fair, whatever between all
the various groups. Um, and, uh, he's
not dropping his guard. It's like his
mission from God. And you got a lot of a
lot of people that I'm actually not
throwing stones at him. You got a lot of
people that are actually great patriots
that don't see Trump and the people
around him as good guys because stuff
hasn't happened the way they think it
should happen up to this point in time.
My only response back is we're in a type
of a global conflict that of the way out
of this is not a straight line. You
know, in curved space
of uh it's not a straight line. The
shortest distance is a curved line a lot
of times. And so you just you have to
work through a lot of these issues
including globally including by the way
um uh neutralizing neutering
uh this globalist crowd, this Davos
crowd, this World Economic Forum crowd,
you know, World Economic Forum, just so
that people remember, they were bragging
about the fact that they put a billion
dollars a year
into Ukraine
to fment the orange revolution. That
Ukraine war, that attack on Russia
was fmented with a billion dollar a year
campaign out of World Economic Reform.
And then, by the way, let's just go
back. You mentioned who um in the 70s
and 80s we were all uh if you go back my
my buddy Larry Abraham and and some of
the guys back in that time period we all
knew what what who was all about what a
disaster it was and when AIDS came on
the stage in the early 80s
>> be careful here because it is YouTube
>> okay um we knew and there was lots of
discussion that can be searched by
people uh the true origin
and propagation
of that and um you know we we actually
had a joke uh you know uh who started
that whole thing. Well good question.
Okay and and that was it was a statement
not a question. So the short version is
>> that within this audience
>> uh what Trump is doing is he's going
after a lot of these hidden hand
operations
going to the core and that makes him a
threat to them. These are these are you
know forget nation states China, Russia,
Ukraine, Israel. These are stateless
in the sense that they're everywhere.
It's spectre literally like a James Bond
movie operating um in plain sight just
hidden from sight through a lot of these
other operations
moving and manipulating to bring about
their version of a new world order and
at some level uh the fight is
>> the Trump world order.
Well, uh, at some level he's not even
afraid to say that. It's, it's, you
know, sometimes you have to put a brand
on something. And as I've said,
you know, I have the megador imagery,
Trump as the megador. And the point is,
you are taking on the bull. Um many of
these people are literally given over to
evil that loves to portray itself as a
bull um classically in history uh you
know through the different situ
civilizations.
And so taking on that deep state bull
which is the oldest story in stone is
the tale of Gilgamesh where a bull fell
out of heaven and then this god king had
to take it on to protect everybody. And
by the way, you know, the bull on Wall
Street um was not so accidentally
done the way it is. that just suddenly
appeared on the street like it fell out
of heaven and nobody claimed credit for
it because it was part of that Gilgamish
um um story that they wanted to push.
And so it's important for people to
realize there's a lot of imagery that
may seem trite and playful and whatever
that's actually very very very real
within the minds of those people that
are pushing some of this stuff. So, uh,
you know, food for thought.
>> Got it. Juan, thank you so much for
joining me. Let's go to nino's corner.tv
and, uh, do some more over there. I know
you're busy right now. We'll try to do
it this evening. Sound?
>> Yeah. I want to I want to get ready for
our four-way.
>> Let's do it, man. All right, Juan. Thank
you. Stay with us. All right.