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BoscoX -> Are You Still Worshiping Globalist Elitists? (4/26/2025 5:55:41 AM)
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From the, 'Nothing to see here folks, move along' files:
"Everyone fall in line - eat ze bugs, give up your cars und your air condisheners. Rely on ze Chinese slave labor for everythink we allow you to temporarily borrow from us."
"Trust us - it's for your own good und this hurts us FAR more than it hurts you." [sm=crop.gif]
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‘Financial and Ethical Misconduct’ Allegations Against Davos Founder Klaus Schwab Made Public
Manipulating research, using company funds to pay for private, in-room massages, asking junior staff to withdraw thousands of dollars for personal use, demanding senior management deliver a Nobel Peace Prize nomination.
These are just some of the lurid allegations that pushed the World Economic Forum (WEF) to launch an investigation into its now departed founder, Klaus Schwab, after anonymous whistleblowers aired their concerns about the German octogenarian.
The assertions – reportedly sent last week in a letter to the WEF, which organises the annual elite gathering of globalist devotees at Davos in Switzerland – accuse Schwab and his wife, Hilde, of financial and ethical misconduct.
The family has vehemently denied each and every accusation even as he resigned as the WEF chairman, as Breitbart News reported
The Guardian set out the course of events around the controversy that has swamped the unelected, unaccountable elitist organization:
The accusations prompted Schwab’s resignation as the WEF executive chair on Monday after its board of high-profile trustees – which includes the BlackRock chief, Larry Fink; the IMF managing director, Kristalina Georgieva; the former US vice-president Al Gore and cellist Yo-Yo Ma – held an emergency meeting to look into the claims on Sunday.
Schwab, 87, is said to have argued against the board’s plan for an investigation, before he resigned. The founder had indicated he intended to step down in early April, but the whistleblower letter brought forward his exit.
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The whistleblower letter included a range of claims against the Schwab family, according to the Wall Street Journal and Financial Times. They include an allegation that Schwab used WEF funds to pay for private, in-room massages at hotels, asked staff to promote him for a Nobel peace prize, and instructed junior employees to withdraw thousands of dollars from ATMs on his behalf.
The Guardian report noted allegations that academic research was also tampered with, as “The letter also accused Schwab of manipulating the WEF global competitiveness report in order to curry favour with certain governments.
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