Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well. I've got some good news about this year's Davos meeting.

That is right good news. Let's shoot right over to see and we'll talk about this controversy or what I think is a

controversy. The media might not come out and say it explicitly, but I think if you read between the lines, we can understand there's something brewing with the politicians, the World Economic Forum, and the Davos meeting.

So let's shoot over to see MBC and I'll kind of give you my thoughts and we'll try to

connect some dots.

And this is an idea that I've been mulling over for the last couple months.

I think you'll find it interesting.

So just one G7 leader will join the Davos elite and if you guys forgot Davos is this month January

2023 they usually do it in January, but last they skipped it I think in 2021 or so and that's why they only did it like six months ago in the summer

So now they're flipping back to their normal schedule. So just one G7 leader will join Davos Elite this year

as regular people battle with cost of living crisis.

So I kind of scanned this article

and there's really no proof that the G7 leaders are not coming because of inflation

or because they have bigger priorities. I don't know about it. I think it could be something else, which is the

good news I was talking about at the beginning of this video. So key points, Germany's Olaf Sholes is the only G7 leader scheduled to attend the

World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland as it returns to its usual January time slot.

The event will still be packed with some of the biggest names in finance, politics, media,

civil society.

While they may cite busy schedules, former political advisor Ed Owens said

they will be also be wary of seeing hobnobbing.

Okay, so here is where I think this is where I would agree but I would take it several steps further.

But while they may cite busy schedules, former political advisor Ed Owens said they will also be wary of being seen hobnobbing with

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