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"The plans that Joe Biden is putting forth, it's creating a flood into this country. What is that going to do to the lowest income earners? When you have a flood of illegals coming in here, who's going to pay for all of their free health insurance and all the other freebies that the Biden administration wants to give them? Who's that going to impact the most?"
"It's probably not going to be guys like me. It's the lowest income earners who for the first time in modern history under Donald Trump actually saw real wage gains."
"The objective is to move kids, unaccompanied minors as quickly as possible under 72 hours to these HHS fund sponsored facilities, which is the one where we've been referring to in Texas. Some, unfortunately, did stay four days, five days or longer, but the objective is to move them as quickly as possible to the HHS sponsored facilities."Psaki added the options for non-citizens seeking asylum were slim to none.
The tone-deaf tweet - coming amid millions of Covid-19 deaths and countless lives and businesses being destroyed by lockdowns - was quickly ratioed by Twitter users. The WEF's comments and linked article about the historic quietness brought on by lockdowns leading to better detection of small earthquakes were lost on most observers, who focused instead on the group's apparent affection for a dystopian, depopulated world.The WEF, in a rare show of self-awareness, deleted the tweet, but the damage was already done.
Podcast host Dave Rubin made the WEF's tweet an answer to a question: "Siri, does evil really exist, and if so, can you show me in video form?"
UK professional wrestler Jemma Palmer pointed out the video's anti-human tone. "So humans having a life is bad for the planet, but not having a life is bad for humans," she said. "I'm all for doing less to the planet, but not at the expense of not living."
Canadian taxpayer-advocacy activist Kris Sims said the WEF is "reveling in a year's worth of human misery. This open misanthropy is very illuminating if nothing else. My planet includes happy, busy, healthy, prosperous humans." Irish author Melanie Murphy agreed, saying, "Yeah, it was so quiet I could actually hear all the devastation. Nothing to celebrate about a beehive without any bees."
Conspiracy theorists, however, were back at it on Friday, suggesting that the lockdowns were just a table-setter for shutting down economies in the name of fighting climate change.
On Saturday, the organization deleted the tweet, accepting that coronavirus-induced lockdowns were not actually "quietly improving cities." Still, it insisted that the restrictions have been "an important part of the public health response to Covid-19."
The concession tweet, however, has received an equally poor reception.
The new tweet's message was targeted too, as the actual effect of lockdowns on halting the spread of the coronavirus remains a highly debated issue.
The whole gaffe left a huge dent in the reputation of the globalist group, many users argued, and its damage control efforts were not making the situation any better.
Comment: The Capitol Riot autopsy has begun.