Over the course of the coming few years – as the supply chains break down and people watch their savings eroded into worthlessness; as the media spoon-feeds us more cover stories and politicians begin floating the notion of food rationing, GMOs, digital IDs and eventually carbon-based social credit systems – a sizeable segment of the population are going to find themselves confronted with the question, ‘Who is Klaus Schwab?’
On the face of it, this seems a pretty easy one to answer. Front-and-center of Schwab’s most substantial of résumés is his role as founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum: “an international non-governmental and lobbying organization [which] engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.” As such, Klaus has his hand in a variety of progressive causes – climate change, economic inequity, and “sustainability” just some of his key areas of concern. So too is he an author, ...
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