On the last day of the Obama administration, the Department of Health and Human Services' Centers for Disease Control issued a Final Rule that changed the definition of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. It was to be defined 5 ways, but 3 of those ways relied on a WHO decision. This rule was challenged in a petition to DHHS by 15 state Attorneys General in 2023, including SC Attorney General Alan Wilson. They pointed out, "The rule exceeds the agency's authority and infringes on US and state sovereignty by unlawfully delegating to the World Health Organization the authority to invoke health emergency powers solely based on decisions of the WHO."

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The 10th Amendment is very clear that states have authority over health-related issues, not the federal government. During the Covid19 “pandemic”, our federal government plainly exercised far-reaching unconstitutional and tyrannical Acts and mandates that continue to threaten state sovereignty to this day. And now the Biden Administration is illegally surrendering our sovereignty over to an international agency of the United Nations, mostly funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

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We the undersigned citizens of South Carolina proclaim to disallow the exercise of jurisdiction by certain federal agencies (such as the CDC and HHS) and international organizations, and to prevent the use of communications from such federal and international organizations as a basis for action in the state of South Carolina; and to provide for related matters.

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We proclaim that the United Nations, World Health Organization, World Economic Forum, and any other multinational entities shall have no jurisdiction or power within the state of South Carolina. No rule, regulation, fee, tax, policy, or mandate of any kind of the United Nations, World Health Organization, World Economic Forum or other multinational entity shall be enforced or implemented by the state of South Carolina or any agency, department, board, commission, political subdivision, governmental entity of the state, county, city, municipality, or any other political entity. 

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We urgently request the General Assembly of the state of South Carolina to pass legislation such as SC bill H3539, also known as the “South Carolina State Sovereignty Act”—to include language prohibiting the United Nations, World Health Organization, World Economic Forum or other multinational entities from having jurisdiction or power within our state, enforceable by law.  It is imperative that South Carolina remain sovereign and not subject to unconstitutional federal overreach or international influence.

We further request that the Governor and Attorney General of the state of South Carolina, based on the Constitutions of the United States of America and the state of South Carolina, hereby resolve that the federal government have no jurisdiction or power within the state of South Carolina, except that which has been granted explicitly by the Constitution. We further implore the Governor and Attorney General to resolve that the United Nations, World Health Organization, World Economic Forum, and any other multinational entities shall have no jurisdiction or power within the state of South Carolina, enforceable by law. We ask the Governor and Attorney General to draft a strong resolution, and work alongside the South Carolina Legislature to pass strong legislation to accomplish these objectives. We further urge the Attorney General to coordinate with other state attorneys general to file lawsuit(s) to END quantitative easing and ban CBDC in our states.

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We proclaim that the use of Central Bank Digital Currency, which the multinational entities will be relying on to enforce their measures, be prohibited in the State of South Carolina.

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We beseech the General Assembly to pass legislation—such as SC bill S861 with expanded language to ensure that Central Bank Digital Currencies are not allowed in South Carolina. (See also HR5403 as a sample bill).

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We proclaim that individual health freedoms are vital to a free society with constitutionally protected rights.

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We further request that South Carolina’s Title 44 “Emergency Health Powers Act” (Article 5, Sections 44-4-500 through 540)—which unconstitutionally permits the Secretary of Health to violate human rights with quarantine and isolation powers enforceable by law—be repealed!