There's a group of people who control what you are allowed to see.

The news you read, the videos you watch, the posts you engage with.

You haven't heard of them. You don't know their names.

But they determine through methods both direct and indirect whether you are allowed to be exposed to particular messages.

Their decisions can bankrupt companies, silence voices, and fundamentally shift cultural norms.

Who are these people and how do they do this?

Well, at the top level, you have a network of global elites

that has created a universal framework full of guidelines and ratings

designed to enforce approved narratives and punish disapproved ones.

It sounds like a conspiracy theory, except it isn't a secret, and we're not guessing.

First, you have the World Economic Forum, W.E.F.

And their platform for shaping the future of media, entertainment, and culture.

Second, you have the World Federation of Advertisers, WFA,

who represent mega corporations that control 90% of global advertising dollars.

WFA members are a who's who of global business and include some of our recent

wokeified favorites, like Bud Light's parent company, A.B. InBev, Hershey,

Procter & Gamble, Lego, and Disney.

There is barely a billionaire Fortune 500 CEO,

heavyweight philanthropist, government, or woke nonprofit

that isn't associated with the WEF or the WFA.

In 2019, the WFA established the Global Alliance for Responsible Media, or GARM. Within months,

the WEF adopted GARM as part of its platform for shaping the future of media entertainment and culture.

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