Over in Davos, The New Face of Reality

The TRUTH under-riding Klaus Schwab and his WEF'ers is that the One World Order-advocating-World Economic Forum is nothing but an OPTICAL ILLUSION; an optical illusion flickering from a 24-7 faux television and digital screen.

Ditto, in spades, for the WEF’s main partner in crime, the taxpayer-and-government-funded United Nations.

Both the WEF and UN spend the lion’s share of their time on coming up with ideas to scare the masses on what is GOING to happen.

It’s their clumsy way of diverting the masses from what IS happening.

Heat brings on hysteria in media hype. Cold kills

The so-called ‘pandemic’ didn’t kill as many people as its designers planned. Now it’s Virus X, which they say will kill 20 times more than COVID.

Meanwhile, Global Warming has been thrown into a backseat by raging blizzards in most of the western nations. Heat brings on hysteria in media hype. Cold kills.

In reality, the WEF/UN effort can’t even control its own boot-licking constituency. The uninvited masses—too busy trying to keep winter houses warm and finding the food they need to feed families, generally ignore them.

The thousands of business leaders and “world’s top” CEOs—not all but many—are availing their lusts with on-scene, $2,500-a-night Davos prostitutes, rather than attending lectures by Bill Gates, EU’s Ursula von der Leyen etc., energy-propped up by caviar and $1G bottles of wine.

This time instead of worrying the masses, Schwab and Company are worrying themselves:

“DAVOS, Switzerland  Donald Trump is not among the attendees at this year’s edition of the World Economic Forum in Davos, but his potential reelection as president of the United States is very much part of the conversation at the Swiss Alpine resort.(CNBC, Jan. 17, 2024)

Thank God, something made them sober up!

From the castoff Peanut Gallery nothing but the Loudest LOLs!

“Every question I’ve gotten as I’ve walked up and down the [Davos] Promenade today is, ‘is he coming back?’,” Tim Adams, president of the Institute of International Finance, told CNBC Tuesday. (CNBC)

“So, I think there is a lot of interest in that question and what does that mean, and who would be in the key positions,” he added.

“Trump won the Iowa caucuses earlier this week, setting a new record for victory margins at the meetings. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis came in a distant second, followed by former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.

“The Iowa vote was seen as the first big test in the Republican campaign ahead of the 2024 presidential election. With Trump leading the Republican pack so far, the November election is likely to be another runoff between the former president and Democratic incumbent Joe Biden.

And no martinis can drown that turn-of-events TRUTH, WEF'ers!

And how’s this for inescapable Human Nature:

“Some Davos participants are already preparing their business for a potential Republican leader in the White House.” (CNBC)

From the castoff Peanut Gallery nothing but the Loudest LOLs!

“Considering what happened when President Trump was in office, his main interest is trade. So we have to expect trade issues will be very serious,” Takeshi Niinami, the CEO of the Japanese drinks maker Suntory, told CNBC Wednesday. (CNBC)

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“He added that his company is allocating more resources to their operations in the United States so they can protect themselves against any trade disputes.

“We have to produce locally, especially in the United States ... We have scenarios to be able to respond to that leadership change,” he added. The United States is one of the main markets for Suntory, which is looking to expand its sales beyond China.

“In the past 12 months, U.S. Congress has been dominated by uncertainty, with changes in the House speakership, friction over spending plans and foreign policy priorities, to name just a few crises.

"For Bill Winters, CEO of Standard Chartered, one of the main questions is how would a new U.S. leader interact with China, following years of tensions between Washington and Beijing.

“The slight reengagement that we’re seeing through the Biden administration are an indication to me that the U.S. is looking to stabilize [relations with China],” the top bank CEO said, giving a nod to recent trips by U.S. officials to China.

“If Trump becomes president, we know that he’s a transactional president, and there’s probably a transaction in there someplace, that keeps the economy on an even keel, without fundamentally disrupting that relationship. But of course, we watch all the time, and we’re well aware that there could be either unintended consequences or accidents,” Winters said.

“When asked what a Trump return could mean for U.S. fiscal policy, the IIF’s Adams replied: “We have a debt problem globally. We have the highest levels of debt in a non-war period in modern history and it’s at the corporate, household, sovereign, sub-sovereign.”

“We have a huge fiscal problem everywhere, including the U.S. We’re running [a] deficit at 7% of GDP. We need sobriety and we need to focus on how we are going to get our fiscal house in order,” he said.

“Even back at one of the hotels in Davos the chat was still centered on Trump. Two attendees were overheard discussing the latest from the U.S. political scene, with one expressing his discontent with a potential repetition of the last election, which saw incumbent Trump lose out to Biden.

“Nothing gets done in U.S. politics anymore,” the attendee said.”

There you have it, WEF Pooh-bah Klaus Schwab.

There’s no way any mortal can escape reality. You and all WEF'ers must return to reality, which is the only way out of Davos.

Bear in mind that when you want to return, you won’t be made welcome.

The long-suffering world will tell you: ‘Go back to Davos and take creepy Denier-of-Christ Yuval Noah Harari with you!’

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