Klaus Schwab’s biggest idol? Communist Bolshevik JOSEPH STALIN.

In case you were wondering who Klaus Schwab admires, it’s time to officially add the former leader of the Soviet Union, communist Joseph Stalin.

Stalin was the Bolshevik ruler of the Soviet Union for 30 years. Many atrocities, including purges, expulsions, forced displacements, imprisonment in labor camps, manufactured famines, torture, and mass murder and massacres (not to mention World War II) happened under his watch.

40 MILLION people died under Stalin’s rule.

A research paper by Georgian historian Roy Aleksandrovich Medvedev published in the weekly tabloid Argumenti i Fakti estimated that the death toll directly attributable to Stalin’s rule was 20 million people (on top of the estimated 20 million Soviet troops and civilians who died in the Second World War), for a total of 40 million.

Klaus Schwab, the founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum in his office. A statue of Joseph Stalin, the former communist leader of the soviet union on his bookshelf.
The New York Times glorified “Stalinism.”

Is Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum planning a communist global agenda?

The founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab has openly stated that global catastrophes are great opportunities for global change.

“The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world,” says Klaus Schwab.

The World Economic Forum is calling the new changes they plan to impose upon the masses “The Great Reset.”

The Covid pandemic was the recent turn of events that has triggered the furthering of this agenda, but the WEF has been around since 1971.

Many speculate that our governments are working together to destroy the economy to rebuild it.

Many fear that these changes will result in global communism. 

“You will own nothing and be happy,” says Klaus Schwab.

The aftermath of the pandemic has led to extremely high inflation, soaring food and fuel prices, and the war in the Ukraine which has now led to an energy crisis being conveniently blamed on Putin.

As a result, countries around the world have looked to increase welfare, subsidies, and other handouts just to help their people get by and avoid starvation.

Politicians have created an energy crisis as a result of their refusal to buy gas from Russia in protest of the war in the Ukraine.

This proves that governments worldwide were willing to sacrifice the well-being of their own citizens for a war they had nothing to do with in the Ukraine. Instead of creating solutions and solving matters peacefully, they have destroyed their own countries and people.

It’s almost as though they are intentionally crippling economies, which is why many believe there is a covert agenda to usher in communism via Klaus Schwab’s “Great Reset” and “Build Back Better” agendas.

Predicted effects of coronavirus on the world, according to the World Economic Forum

World Economic Forum

The future world will be very “sustainable,” or eco-friendly.

Most people probably won’t own any property, but the wealthy elites will be flying around the world in their private jets and relaxing at their mega-mansions in Turks and Caicos while the peasant citizens are slaving away at their jobs for 12 hours a day.

The best part, is that they convinced the masses it’s all to their benefit and to “save the planet.” 

King Charles helped organize original Great Reset meeting with World Economic Forum during the pandemic.

 




The king of England has been involved with the World Economic Forum for a long time.

“We have no alternative, because otherwise, unless we take the action necessary and we build again in a greener and more sustainable and more inclusive way, then we will end up having [more] pandemics and [more] disasters accelerating global warming and climate change,” said Charles, parroting the refrain of the WEF that major global interventions in business practices and consumption habits are needed to avert an “impending disaster.”

Klaus Schwab and King Charles (the former Prince) at the World Economic Forum in 1992.

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