Name: The Great Reset: Resetting the World by The World Economic Forum in bop
Duration: 19 min 42 s
Description: Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum has co-authored a book setting out his vision of the Great Reset; and a new report shows why we should work with, rather than against nature, to deliver clean growth and hundreds of millions of jobs this decade.

They the WEF is located in Switzerland controlled by The 2% of Pharaonic Bloodlines..they are reptilians shapeshifters!

A bunch of ideot wankers--There was NEVER a pandemic, they created it :-(

I shouldn't worry. People have learned nothing. COVID is still ongoing in 2023, but governments have gone quiet on it. Thousands still dying, but now no measures to stop it, and H5N1 is ||<-- this close to mutating so it transmits efficiently between humans. That's got a fatality rate of 50%, and the birds in my local park have it. Schwab's saying the governments of the world will have to take responsibility & stop poverty & people's reaction is "Er nerr, glerberlism!" It's like in that essay "You will own nothing and be happy" - there will be people left out not because governments are trying to exclude them but because they're just too stupid to recognise when people are trying to help. "Leave me to wallow in filth" is the attitude. A conspiracy to stop you being poor. Christ, I wish. Bring it on. Get me out of squalor.

The portrayal of the world in the Great Reset narrative is high-level and complex, inherent to our globalized reality. Attempting to generalize these complexities may be appealing, but deriving actionable recommendations is naive. The challenge lies in unifying fundamental beliefs, which may lead to societal overwhelm and polarized conflicts. While global crises resonate, linking them to broader issues seems illogical. The narrative lacks acknowledgment of positive societal developments, presenting a one-sided, fear-inducing perspective. Skepticism arises, despite recognizing the need for change in corporate practices impacting the environment. Autonomy is vital on societal and individual levels, and enforcing unity risks moral tipping points. Supporting increased ethics in corporations and fostering foresight in partnerships is crucial for healthier world development. However, understanding complexity and autonomy is essential for effective global measures.

The WEF created Covid to implement this agenda

The WEF created Covid to implement the 2030 Agenda

can we not keep it classy?  why all the nastiness?

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The Great Reset

Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum has co-authored a book setting out his vision of the Great Reset; and a new report shows why we should work with, rather than against nature, to deliver clean growth and hundreds of millions of jobs this decade.

The Great Reset: Resetting the World

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