© AFP / Fabrice COFFRINIWorld Economic Forum (WEF) founder and executive chairman Klaus Schwab.
When Canadian parliamentarian, Colin Carrie, of the Conservative Party,
asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government this week how many Canadian ministers were actually "on board with the World Economic Forum agenda" — before his connection "broke up" in the videoconference — he and the Canadians he represents deserved an honest response rather than accusations of spreading "disinformation", as left-leaning New Democratic Party MP Charlie Angus did.
The World Economic Forum (WEF), colloquially known as "Davos", for those familiar with the annual pilgrimage by the international elite to the eponymous town in Switzerland, has been on the tips of many tongues over the past two years — notably within the context of the Covid-19 crisis. Just before the Covid pandemic, on October 15, 2019, the organization
announced that it was holding a "live simulation exercise to prepare public and private leaders for pandemic response." If that sounds oddly coincidental, buckle up, because it only gets weirder.
Speaking at a United Nations videoconference in the fall of 2020, Justin Trudeau raised eyebrows, with a hint of a potential link between the global pandemic and the Forum.
"This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset," Trudeau said. "This is our chance to accelerate our pre-pandemic efforts, to re-imagine economic systems that actually address global challenges like extreme poverty, inequality and climate change," he added, evoking a "reset" concept much promoted by the WEF from the onset of the pandemic, that frames the crisis as an opportunity to fundamentally change the way that developed societies function.
Comment: Yep, it took over a year for the U.S. to admit the obvious. But it's not as if they just found out. They've known all along who they've been supporting. The U.S. has no moral qualms with funding and supporting Nazis or Islamic extremists. They've been doing it for years, and they'll keep on doing it. But when the pressure gets a little too hot, and the obvious becomes so obvious as to be undeniable, they'll throw the dog a bone. Thus, Conyers's amendments. Don't expect Kiev to become any less fascist, however...