EDITOR'S NOTE: There are many criticisms leveled against the participants of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual Davos conferences. Unless you understand the rationale behind the accusations, it can easily sound like mere conspiracy talk. After all, most of the world’s governmental, economic, financial, and technological institutions seem to support the WEF’s agenda. But perhaps it’s in that convergence point that the most basic criticisms of the WEF can also apply to them. As George Gammon explains in his video below, the WEF has correctly identified most of the complications plaguing the global economy. But the WEF’s solutions not only fall short of effective, but they also betray an elitist gaze driving a program of order that goes against the localist core that makes each civilization what it is. In short, the only way to amalgamate the global economy is to “homogenize” all of the people within the global economy. The question, of course, is who has the sovereign right to command the process, and by what universal concession can such a right be granted? On a practical level, supposing this were true, how does it all begin? According to Gammon, the key trigger piece for this “takeover” is a monetary trojan horse. What is that, exactly? Read on.
Source: George Gammon on YouTube
Originally published by George Gammon via YouTube.
