The World Economic Forum crisis mongers to justify an international power grab.

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ExpressVPN.com slash Ben. Well, Davos continues. It's an almost endless series of foolish statements

by people who really should know better, but have decided that the most important thing for them

is to centralize power of policymaking, power of government, power of money to themselves. And so the only way

that the elitists at Davos at the World Economic Forum can actually justify the kind of power

grabs that they want to, that they want to make here, the power grab that suggests that they get

to restructure the entire world economy or they get to restructure energy markets, they get to

regulate how you live your life. The only way they can justify that is with absolute crisis-mongering. And so half of Davos is about trying to explain to the

rest of the world that we are on the precipice of the global end. That essentially they are like

Jor L at the beginning of Superman the movie explaining that Krypton is about to be eaten by the

red sun over here. And so we really need to do something about that. You need to give me ultimate power. They're really more like General Zod, right? They're trying to take total power in order to achieve a goal because after all, the crisis is afoot. And that is really ugly stuff. It also happens to be incredibly stupid stuff. So to take an example, Vanessa Carey is

John Kerry's daughter. John Kerry is the American Climate Envoy to the rest of the world.

So his daughter is also at the World Economic Forum. Nepotism, man. It's a drug. In any case,

she shows up at the World Economic Forum, and she proceeds to explain that right now, one quarter of global deaths are from preventable environmental causes.

Now, no.

I mean, I mean, no.

Let's hear her out.

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