Well, all of a sudden everyone's talking about the Great Reset. The Great Resets all their age.

It's finally in the news. And because we identify Reset with a computer upgrade, it's sold to us as something good. If a

reset is good, a great reset must be great, right? Well before we get that, you have to understand where the phrase Great

Reset comes from and what it means exactly. It comes from the founder and CEO of the

World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab.

Professor Schwab and his fellow oligarchs have been trying to gain some traction with this

great reset for years, without a lot of luck.

And because bots and algorithms are used to censor people, let me speak in code.

What happened in the area of China that rhymes with Schmuhan that led to the schlockdown and the mandated facial accessories, this. This suddenly became useful

for the Great Reset Salesman. In fact, they put out a short propaganda video on the

World Economic Forum website that predicts a world where, quote,

you'll own nothing and you'll be happy and you'll rent everything that you need.

See here, owning nothing.

It's another way of saying that private property See here, owning nothing.

It's another way of saying that private property is dead, and how will that make me feel happy?

I guess we'll have to trust Professor Schwab and his friends.

I mean, these people are professors and doctors and

they have PhDs and stuff. They obviously have our best interests at heart.

But very few people were buying into the great reset idea until the Schlockdown happened in 2020.

The Slamdemic provided the perfect crisis to go full steam ahead with the Great

Reset.

As a matter of fact, already in early July this year, Klaus Schwab wrote a 300-page book called

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