The World Economic Forum (WEF) has a motto or a saying. It goes as follows
The fact that this group, created (I believe) and led by James Bond villain Klauss Schwab is assuming what will ubiquitously make people happy is disturbing in and of itself. The fact that this group is assuming that the lack of ownership is the path to happiness is equally disturbing. When did this group survey Earth's population and discover that mankind's true happiness lays in owning nothing but the debt that owning nothing guarantees?
What is implied in these words seems a bit sociopathic to me. I actually mean it sounds completely sociopathic because, what Schwab and his cohorts are describing in that simple phrase is feudalism or a type of neo-feudalism. This must be the case in an economic system in which a minority owns or controls everything. In such a scenario, the masses are reliant and eternally indebted to those who control the things we need for survival. One such dependency will come to light as more farmers are put out of business under the guise of climate change. As more independent farmers and ranchers are forced into bankruptcy through illicit taxation, prohibitive and questionable laws surrounding livestock, who will grow the food that the World needs? As more homes are out priced and bought up by millionaires and billionaires, where will people live. As more municipal resources like water purification are owned and operated by private organizations, what will we drink to keep the 70 percent of water of which our bodies are comprised at 70 percent?
This is probably more control than was exerted when our ancestors lived through the initial Feudalistic economy. Do you think the impoverished masses who owned nothing but owed everything to the wealthy were happier? Does someone who wants to own or control everything you or your children own sound like someone who is really thinking about your best interest.
To, it sounds like Schwab and the W.E.F. wants to dictate every aspect of you life. This I say, because while their motto does not explicitly say who will own all of the stuff that you DON'T own, it doesn't deny that someone will own or at least control everything.
Just think about a Society in which no one owns anything. You don't own the house in which you live, so I can just move in whenever I feel like it or someone who controls who gets to use the house must determine when or if I can move into the house. The W.E.F. motto doesn't make sense unless someone does in fact own or control the things you need. What Schwab and the W.E.F. are saying is that it shouldn't be you. That sounds like mandating an experimental vaccine that's has not been fully or properly tested to insure its efficacy or safety... Oh yeah, we did that here in America. We're still kind of doing it here in America.
And now, the elites want to own our shared past. It's not enough that we are giving them more of our wealth every day, they have conspired to steal our past as well. One example of such a theft of history is detailed in this story. In it, you will learn of how the rich have bought the oldest site that provides a glimpse into Mankind's evolution as a species, society and civilization. The rights to excavate and document Gobekli Tepe have been sold to a billion-dollar organization. That organization has determined that discovering secrets from our collective past can wait. Without providing a valid reason, this organization has halted certain excavations around the site and has caused damage to some of the artifacts that have yet to be unearthed. What's most ironic about this discovery is that the establishment tried to deny and discount it for years. They also tried to insinuate that those who showed curiosity and knowledge of the site were crackpots who didn't know what they were talking about. For this reason alone, why should Humanity's history be left in the handa of those with little to no foresight as to its importance.
As will be required to regain sovereignty over our future and the futures of our children, the masses will simply have to take back what either belongs to us all or take back those things we need for our survival. The rich only move in one direction and that is to own and control all they can. They won't stop themselves, so it is our duty to protect each other from the harm that have, are and will cause.
In 2018, I wrote a book highlighting the problems Humanity would face if more power, wealth, and control was funneled to a small group of elite individuals, groups, or organizations. In my book, I provided solutions (from myself and others) to the inevitable problems and also a means for the Public to analyze, compare, and contrast the words and deeds of those we choose to follow against reality. In my book Solutions: Enough complaining. Let's fix America.
In "Solutions...", I provide the means for readers to disseminate information as provided by their news sources of choice, their elected officials, and any other authority they choose to follow. The book also offers a means to hold their leaders up, not just to a higher standard than is currently accepted but to one that would improve their lives and the lives of those for whom they care.
