World Economic Forum official belittles 'conspiracy theories' by anti-globalistsAfter lawmaker censored for citing Klaus Schwab's boast of 'penetrating' national leadership

wnd.com ^ | 9/11/2022 1106 HRS EDT | Art Moore

[proust]

The internet never forgets.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

That's a keeper.

[FreeperCell]

Good one.

[butlerweave]

Does the World Economic Forum watch their own videos ?

[Major Matt Mason]

GOP voters need to put their GOP pols on notice that taking part in this "great reset" is unacceptable. I've heard little or nothing from the GOP on this, not surprising given the pathetic "leadership" that exists in the party.

[dljordan]

There’s a lot of info out there about Henry Kissingers relationship with Klaus Schwab.

[hadaclueonce]

Old Klaus made up the WEF.
Started as a seminar and Media gave the credibility

[MAGAthon]

Govt-funded CBC has been building up the WEF attack on Canada’s elected representatives, courtesy of Adrian Monck, who is ex-CBS, Sky UK, ITN UK, etc:

3 Sept: CBC: CBC Radio’s The House: How the World Economic Forum became the target of a global conspiracy theory
by Christian Paas-Lang
Caption: Workers set the stage prior to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on May 22, 2022. The WEF has become the target for widespread conspiracy theories that claim it is trying to construct an authoritarian, socialist world government. (Gian Ehrenzeller/Keystone via AP, File)...

Adrian Monck, managing director of the World Economic Forum, discusses how his organization became the target of conspiracy theories...

World Economic Forum says conspiracy theories ‘poisoning’ public debate
The World Economic Forum — best known for its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, where some of the world’s most powerful people in business and politics rub shoulders — is no stranger to criticism. But in in recent years, the organization has become the target of widespread conspiracy theories. Chief among them: that the forum is trying to launch an authoritarian, socialist world government through a plan called “The Great Reset.”

Prominent Conservatives have also taken aim at organization. Conservative leadership frontrunner Pierre Poilievre has said that, should he form a government, his ministers would not be allowed to attend the yearly meeting. Adrian Monck, a managing director at the World Economic Forum, joins The House to talk about the origins of anti-WEF conspiracy theories ***and what Canadian politicians can do to stop their spread...
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thehouse/cbc-the-house-september-3-1.6571286

***denying “The Great Re-Set” won’t work, Adrian.

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