(06-19-2024, 02:54 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(06-18-2024, 04:29 PM)Lucky2Last Wrote: I really wish you guys would read more about the wef.i think it would change some of your opinion on these presidents.

"You will own nothing and be happy".

This article is seven years old. Predicting by 2030 we would own nothing and virtually rent everything. If you follow the money, pay attention to the primary asset companies in the world, such as Blackrock and Vanguard. It sure as [BLEEP] feels we're heading in that direction.

Why you’ll own nothing by 2030 | The Independent | The Independent

Then you start getting into inflation, global tensions, interest rates, costs of living, etc. To me, it feels like a lot of groundwork was laid by the WEF during covid, the goal is to keep things as stagnant as possible globally, while, they concoct advancements with land grabs, AI advancement and automation advancements, so they don't need to backfill redundant jobs, etc. 

We're already seeing that now in some of the primary industries. Where people are being replaced or phased out by AI. Security jobs, medical jobs, teaching jobs and eventually military jobs will be next. They simply don't need a ton of us mouth breathers sitting around doing nothing. 

Here's a list of politicians that attended the WEF Davos event last year:

Full List of Democrats and Republicans Attending Davos WEF - Newsweek

It doesn't mean they're all involved to push these agendas, however, you can dig further into who all is involved. The WEF is no different than the Bilderberg group's or the Bohemian Grove group's. Pretty much every major influencer, business owner, politician or figurehead with a large platform attend these meetings. 

Shouldn't surprise people. Rich folks getting together and bumping elbows while making global decisions is nothing new. That concept has been around since ancient times. You would think more common folks would wake up to this fact and get pissed off though and want to do something about it.

It legitimately feels like we're heading back to Feudalism.

I read the linked article about "owning nothing" and the title seems like click-bait to me.  What the article actually describes is people renting stuff out to other people.  Unused bedroom becoming an airbnb, or renting out an unused parking space.   There's no grand conspiracy there, it's just people trying to make extra money by renting stuff out.  Did I miss something?

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