The world is not as it seems. Behind the curtains of international diplomacy and global summits, there’s a shadowy cabal that pulls the strings, and their intentions are far from benign. The World Economic Forum (WEF) is a name that many might associate with global progress and economic prosperity. But what if I told you that their annual meetings in Davos, attended by the world’s elite, are not what they seem?
For over 50 years, the world’s most influential industry leaders, bankers, and politicians have gathered under the guise of solving global problems. Yet, nature’s health is deteriorating, not improving. How is it that after half a century of these meetings, the world’s issues seem to be escalating rather than diminishing?
Let’s delve into the WEF’s Board of Trustees. Names like Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, and Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank, stand out. But why? BlackRock, a company that seemingly “owns the world,” controls most US banks, major pharmaceutical companies, and even the mainstream media. With assets amassing to $10 trillion, BlackRock’s influence is undeniable. It’s staggering to think that a single company’s worth is half of America’s total GDP. The intertwining of such corporations with global governance bodies is alarming, to say the least.
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But the rabbit hole goes deeper. The WEF’s partners read like a who’s who of global corporate giants. From JBS, the company recently hit by a cyberattack disrupting food supplies, to pharmaceutical giants like Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, and AstraZeneca. And let’s not forget tech behemoths like Google, Facebook, and Amazon. The synchronicity in worldwide media reporting, the shared narratives, and the uniformity of information all point to a centralized source of control.
And then there’s the “independent” fact-checkers, like FactCheck.org. But how independent are they when they’re funded by organizations holding billions in vaccine company stocks? The very fabric of our information ecosystem is tainted, with organizations like Project Syndicate acting as the nexus between global media outlets. When news anchors worldwide read from their scripts, the origins of those scripts are often eerily similar.
The WEF’s vision, championed by its founder, Professor Claus Schwab, is one of “great convergence.” He speaks of brain chips and a world where the old order is rebranded into the “great reset.” It’s a vision where institutions are torn down only to be rebuilt in the image of this new order. The mantra “build back better” is echoed by globalist politicians worldwide. But to build back, one must first tear down. And that’s the crux of the matter. The systematic erosion of trust in institutions, the creation of societal rifts, and the potential collapse of financial systems all seem to be steps towards this new vision.
The United Nations, with its Agenda 2030, mirrors the WEF’s great reset. While the goals of eradicating poverty, hunger, and disease by 2030 sound noble, the devil is in the details. The plan? To fund this utopia by taxing Western countries, with the proceeds funneled through the mega-corporations of the elite. The UN’s vision requires a world government, with the UN itself at the helm.
Both the WEF and the UN see global crises as opportunities, not calamities. They openly admit that events like pandemics can be used to reshape societies. But to whose benefit? And at what cost?
The world is at a crossroads. The choices made by the global elite will shape the future for generations to come.
It’s time to ask the hard questions and demand transparency. The world deserves to know the truth behind the smoke and mirrors. The stakes have never been higher.
