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Controlling the 'Mark' after a Con Trick Is this what we're seeing in the MSM re vaccine injuries? NE - nakedemperor.substack.com A couple of comments from yesterday’s ‘excess deaths’ post got me thinking. Governments will never acknowledge any mistakes because a) the entire narrative would collapse, b) they are worried about liability and accountability and increasingly c) they are worried that there could be a massive wave of unrest if the people finally understand they have been systematically lied to and gaslighted. and Been saying this but lemme say it again: Government paid for the shots and PUSHED them hard on the peasants. Government will not investigate government for government wrongdoing. So governments won’t investigate themselves (to avoid liability and narrative collapse) and they are worried about civil unrest if the population thinks they have been lied to. But what do they do if the truth becomes too big to hide? Too many stories on social media and too man...

The Young Global Leaders of the Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) The Davos World Economic Forum (2020) Published : June 2022 (upd.) Share on :  TW  /  FB  /  TG Select Language Arabic Dutch English French German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese Russian Spanish Turkish Powered by An overview of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Young Global Leaders (2005-2022) and Global Leaders for Tomorrow (1993-2003) in politics and the media. Contents 1)  Introduction  ↓   2)  Young Global Leaders  ↓   3)  Fact Checks  ↓   4)  Appendix  ↓ Introduction The Davos World Economic Forum (WEF) is a premier forum for governments, global corporations and international entrepreneurs. Founded in 1971 by engineer and economist Klaus Schwab, the WEF describes  its mission  as “shaping global, regional and industry agendas” and “improving the state of the world”. According to its website, “moral and int...

Green Movement is Not About Planetary Crisis, “But a Crisis of Meaning for the Affluent” BY   CHRIS MORRISON Climate activism isn’t about the planet – it’s about the boredom of the bourgeoisie, says Ralph Schoellhammer, an Assistant Economics and Politics Professor at Webster University in Vienna.  Writing recently  in the U.S. magazine  Newsweek , he observed that the green movement was not a reflection of planetary crisis, “but rather a crisis of meaning for the affluent”. Referring to a recent interview on  CBS 60 Minutes  with the veteran professional doom-monger Paul Ehrlich, a man who assured us that England would no longer exist by the year 2000, Schoellhammer noted that like some religious prophets he was not there to explain the world. Instead, Ehrlich was there to “reinforce the upper class’s favourite worldview of the imminent end of the world, something that can only be prevented if we fundamentally change the way we live”. By “we”, the author s...