Our World Today: Why Governments Must Act Now

Prof. Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum, during a session titled 'Our World Today: Why Governments Must Act Now'

[Who]

When this guy talks about “our future” he means the people in that room.

[maVerick--V]

“People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.”

[JediJai]

I’m glad reading these comments that so many people are aware of this corruption 👍👍 United we are stronger

[kevindouglas]

Klaus is the living embodiment of a super villain. Nobody would write fiction with such an unbelievably evil character.

[MegaKurgen]

Yeah, nothing more inspiring than watching an 80+ year old talk about the future of mankind.

[piperp]

Klaus Schwab: You will own nothing and be happy. Me: Why don't you lead by example?

[johnhenryeden]

Hey WEF, little piece of advice: If you wanna gaslight us into giving up all our rights and freedoms, at least chose someone with an ounce of charisma to be your spokesperson.

[smen]

Guy is more of a bond villain than most actual bond villains

[stAirbornefilms]

This guy was born in Germany in 1938. I wonder what they taught him at school as a kid…

[lukedefreitas]

Love how people still think new world order is a conspiracy theory 🙄

[scottschmidt]

I dont ever remember voting for klaus to determine my future.

[GodsModernDayMartyr]

Translation: Due to our manufactured energy crisis, contrived food shortages and deliberate sabotage of global supply chains, we must grant governments more authoritarian powers over the lives of the peasant class, while simultaneously exploiting the imaginary “climate emergency” to replace national sovereignty and representative democracy with one world government, ruled by unelected, unaccountable and unremovable technocrats.

[pieromanzoni]

Darth Schwab has spoken. And I'm pretty sure Justin Trudeau is his apprentice.

[shaynelhta]

Anyone who adresses someone as "his excellency" is part of the bad guys. This was learned during saturday morning cartoons back in the day.

[CoreyChambersLA]

Real-life super villain Klaus Schwab tries to use virus hysteria and climate change hysteria for global domination.

[danielcarter]

“The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it."
H.L. Mencken

[Rude_Boi]

You almost expect this man to say, "Hail Hydra" at the end of his speech.

[Paumonsu]

He's the best example of a James Bond villain

[paulweeldreyer]

This guy doesn't even try to hide that he's a supervillain.

[trustedsource]

A quick summary of what Klaus is saying, prepare to die. You can tell it makes him very happy.