The Better Way Conference Returns: Rhode Island, May 30–31
Co-creating real health solutions in a time that demands action
The World Council for Health is proud to announce its next Better Way Conference, taking place May 30–31 in Rhode Island, USA. Building on the success of previous gatherings that united powerful voices and meaningful dialogue, this event comes at a pivotal moment. In recent years, trust in longstanding health institutions and government bodies has been increasingly called into question, with growing concerns around transparency, scientific integrity, and ethical leadership.
This conference is grounded in a clear and urgent premise: if existing systems are no longer serving humanity, it is time to build new ones. More than a discussion, the Better Way Conference is a space for collaboration, creation, and forward movement, bringing together individuals committed to shaping a more honest, ethical, and effective future for healthcare.
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A Powerful Lineup of Voices
This year’s conference features an exceptional group of speakers, hosts, and thought leaders from across the United States and beyond.
Masters of Ceremonies:
Del Bigtree
Dr Bret Weinstein
Hosts:
Dr Mark Trozzi
Christof Plothe DO
Dr. Bret Weinstein
Dr Mark Brody
Sierra Hamm
Dr. Tess Lawrie
Jan Jekielek
Featured Speakers Include:
Geeta Chougule
Dr Pierre Kory
Dr. Peter McCullough
Dr. Marivic Villa
Vic Mellor
Dr Richard Amerling
Dr. Byron Schlomach
Dr. Meryl Nass
Dr. Jingduan Yang
Dr. Clinton Ohlers
Liz James
Christof Plothe DO
Jan Jekielek
Dr. Bryan Ardis
Dr. Mark Brody
Dr. Beverly Rubik
Dr. Paul Marik
Dr. Larry Pavlevsky
Lisa Lopes
Mary Holland
Lucinda van Buuren
Joyce Brand
Reggie Littlejohn
Bretigne Shaffer
Aimee Villella McBride
Sierra Hamm
Cecelia Doucette
Dr. Mark Trozzi
Dr. Sherri Tenpenny
Together, these voices represent a growing movement committed to restoring integrity in science, medicine, and public health.
Be Part of What Comes Next
There is a growing recognition that waiting for change is no longer enough. Across the world, people are stepping forward, building alternatives, and contributing to a new vision for health and society.
This conference is an opportunity to:
Connect with like-minded individuals
Engage with leading voices in the movement
Contribute to meaningful solutions
Help shape the future of healthcare
Attend In Person or Online
Whether you are able to travel or prefer to join remotely, this event is accessible to you.
📍 In Person: Rhode Island, USA
💻 Online: Join from anywhere in the world
Both options offer the opportunity to learn, connect, and be part of a global effort to shape what comes next. May 30–31 | Rhode Island, USA
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Just bought my virtual ticket Dr T. as I cannot attend in person.
Contribute to meaningful solutions...
I recommend that you incorporate the below described Internet based program called here The Electronic Townhall to help you reach your goals of expanded out reach:
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Ten Reasons to Use the Electronic Townhall to Resolve Citizen
Consensus on Nutrition, Vaccines, and Environmental
Chemicals
1. Decisions affecting human development require direct citizen consent.
2. Scientific uncertainty requires democratic oversight.
3. Parents and families bear the consequences.
4. Transparency rebuilds public trust.
5. Consensus is more durable than compliance.
6. Distributed intelligence captures real-world experience.
7. Separates scientific evidence from political power.
8. Protects minority voices without granting minority control.
9. Enables adaptive policy over time.
10. Reasserts human sovereignty over human biology
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The Electronic Townhall
It is a known fact that the members of the US Congress and the State Legislatures do not read or debate the particulars of the Legislation they vote on.
They cannot read or debate the issues because the Laws and Bills approach 500 pages each. And they do this 65 times per day.
During the 1992 Presidential campaign Ross Perot called attention to this by observing that "a general lack of accountability among elected officials and those in the bureaucracy was the one specific reason that the people in America suffered".
Mr. Perot then suggested that the best and perhaps only way to make government officials accountable was to include the citizens in the decision making process - every hour, every day. He went on to note that this can easily be done with computers
and called this proposal: THE ELECTRONIC TOWNHALL.
With this computer program every interested citizen can indicate
whether or not they agree or disagree with every line item of every sentence of every law, policy and program on the books or that was being advanced. It can be used at every level of government and in every jurisdiction.
To prevent chaos, the basic law, our Constitution and Bill of Rights would be exempt from review.
Mr. Perot speculated that the Founding Fathers would probably have done the same had the technology been available. He referred to it as the Fourth Branch of government; The Citizens Branch / The Electronic Townhall.
If the government is truly of the people, by the people and for the people then what better way is there to perfect every section of the various laws and policies that do effect each and every one of us every single day?
Fifty thousand citizens per congressional district—each qualified to hold public office—shall evaluate assigned portions of law and render a daily ratify or annul judgment while Congress is in session. At four pages per participant, up to 200,000 pages can be examined in full each day, with each portion reviewed by multiple independent citizens.
A quorum of 50,000 participants is required. Ratification is determined independently by district and requires no fewer than 75% in the affirmative. In the absence of quorum, no measure is ratified.
No law shall be enforced within any district absent ratification.
The authority to ratify includes the authority to revise or annul. Any existing law, and all statutes or regulations deriving from it, may be modified or nullified by the same seventy-five percent supermajority of participating citizens within a district.
The program would even allow a citizen to go back and change his vote as he matured. And when a super majority of 75% is reached the law is either ratified or annulled by the immediate recognition of the enforcement mechanisms.
With tens of millions of laws and tens of thousands of taxes there is plenty of work to be done.
According to Mr. Perot, this, the harnessed experience and the combined intelligence of hundreds of thousands or even millions of citizens focused like a laser light on the real issues, will, as surely as night follows the day, perfect every law in our country and eventually it will right every wrong.
THE ELECTRONIC TOWNHALL is the only way forward.