The World Economic Forum summit in Davos ended last week with no response to a Swiss journal's last year questioning of the WEF's ability to stop "de-globalization."
The World Economic Forum hasn't offered much guidance this year on how to deal with the intensifying economic crisis in Europe, despite its nominal focus on the topic.
It has given us a glimpse of a post-human future that is, luckily, having technological issues because of the "hyper-polarized, hyper-partisan time" in which we currently reside.
The WEF's goal to create a "new world order" was mentioned by Pakistan's foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in comments that have been appropriately criticized for "fueling conspiracy theories." Any mention of the WEF's stated goals appears to violate the unwritten principles of Western journalism and must be the result of wild speculation.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari:
"Here at WEF we're discussing what the New World Order will be." pic.twitter.com/JoWixEyY9N
Now that the annual WE...
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