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There's events like Davos and the Bilderberg meetings where the rich and powerful literally do get together and define their agenda. But for the most part, yea

There's events like Davos and the Bilderberg meetings where the rich and powerful literally do get together and define their agenda. But for the most part, yeah they don't need to be centrally coordinated and probably aren't, because they are very good at identifying their interests and have the resources to work towards it. I would hold a more charitable view towards this all, however, if it wasn't for the fact that the media, their sponsors, and the politicians are intentionally using wedge issues to disrupt and divide the masses.

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gruez 4y ago
> There's events like Davos and the Bilderberg meetings where the rich and powerful literally do get together and define their agenda. Here's the website for the latest davos meeting: https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-meeting-2023 https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-annual-m... What type of "wealthy colluded against the masses" is happening there?
- SturgeonsLaw 4y ago
  Look at the board of trustees from your very link. They are all highly placed execs in multinationals and political world leaders getting together to discuss Stakeholder Capitalism - ie; how to make capitalism palatable enough so that revolution does not take place. They dress it up to make it sound like they're only interested in being ethical, but it's really about how to ensure that their position in society is maintained. I'm not saying they will be sitting in dingy, cigar smoke filled rooms discussing how to crush the working class, but I am saying this is far more coordination than you will get from a mixture of people from the general population.