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--- "....the plan is to do away with 4/5th. of the population of the earth...."

I am less a 'believer' in the whole of this. From Yuval Noah Harari's idiot statement about "useless eaters" to back to George Bernard Shaw expressing a notion that we would have to "justify" ourselves some Fabian socialist sort of authority, so much of this come down to scams. So do I see it.

I personally see the WEF as a scam run on moneyed class, infected with the diseases of "be seen with" and "rub elbows with." The climate change scam is of similar form, wherein those at the center live high on the hog, near those rising oceans and all, but seek government grants to bury cut trees and call it "carbon abatement" and the like. Ditto with the hoax of "3.4 percent dead" in the mRNA debacle, which media supported with full throat until it didn't have enough steam to proceed with the hysteria abating. So many scams being run, and when one looks behind any "wizard's" curtain, there are just the feeders at some trough, always involving public monies and the acquisition of private power through public means.

Were one to return to "feudal" architectures of thought and behavior, the only way to keep that running would be with sheer, fascistic and brutal force. Serfs do rise up. Serfs have risen up. And, the old joke from the Soviet era holds. "I am working against the government -- by not working."

The world does not go forward by all the talkers and writers of words like "useless eaters." It goes forward by inventive people actually inventing, producing people actually producing, and so on.

But we are swamped by words, websites, and such. Even on the so-called conservative side of things. But when my car needs service, I go to the mechanic, not the New York Times. When I am in the mood for a beer, I go to the local brewery, not The View. And so on.

What is important really? My Creator God, my family and friends, with interests beyond but not so as to lose sight of the center. Not some talking head on some scheduled daytime talk fest.

Individually, we can walk away from vendors and products and brands and so much more. Adam Smith's "invisible hand" is us. And we are very useful, which is why all the talk reaches out to us -- as consumers only.

Be skeptical. Stay skeptical. Caveat emptor. And love God, family and friends. All will be well enough with that. Best wishes.