Imagine this: a shadowy coalition of anti-gun activists, fresh off their domestic defeats in the U.S., is now begging the World Health Organization (WHO) to globalize their failed playbook. They’re pushing the WHO to tackle global gun violence by importing America’s public health prevention models—think Bloomberg-funded studies that equate legally owned firearms with fentanyl overdoses or car crashes. The pitch? Treat guns like a disease, not a fundamental right, and let unelected bureaucrats in Geneva dictate policy worldwide. This isn’t just another press release; it’s a desperate Hail Mary from groups like Everytown and Giffords, who see international bodies as their last shot at bypassing the Second Amendment.

Dig deeper, and the context reeks of hypocrisy and overreach. These same outfits have spent decades demonizing American gun ownership while ignoring how U.S. models they’ve idolized—like Massachusetts’ strict licensing or California’s assault weapon bans—fail to deliver promised utopia (homicide rates in those states often exceed national averages, per FBI data). Now, they’re exporting this nonsense to the WHO, which already bungled COVID origins and pandemic response, hoping to pressure nations into prevention strategies that erode self-defense rights everywhere. For the 2A community, the implications are crystal clear: this is Agenda 2030 on steroids, where public health becomes code for confiscation. We’ve seen it before—UN arms trade treaties that nibble at sovereignty—and it always circles back to disarming Americans first.

The 2A response? Mobilize now. Contact your reps to defund WHO influence, amplify exposés on these models’ failures (hello, Johns Hopkins’ own admissions that gun control doesn’t reduce violence), and remind the world that armed citizens deter tyranny, from Lexington to Ukraine. This coalition’s gambit isn’t about safety; it’s about control. Let’s keep the WHO out of our gun safes—and ensure the Second Amendment stays a global beacon of freedom.