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Literally read the book The Great Reset by Klaus Schwab, it's all discussed there. They literally have a big meeting every year where they invite a bunch of eli
by logicchains 4y ago
Literally read the book The Great Reset by Klaus Schwab, it's all discussed there. They literally have a big meeting every year where they invite a bunch of elites to discuss ways they can have more control over the global populace. There's nothing unfounded about it; except for the fact that it maybe doesn't technically count as a conspiracy if it's all done in the open.
- light_hue_1 4y ago> Literally read the book The Great Reset by Klaus Schwab, it's all discussed there There's no way you read this book. Because I have. Davos is mentioned once in passing in the entire book. And the whole book is about how we can build a more resilient, more equitable world for everyone, where we respect nature instead of plundering it.
- barbazoo 4y agoFunny, the other day I had to deal with a former school board trustee making claims about the supposedly sexual and harmful content of a specific book about a transsexual person. My gut told me that what they were saying probably wasn't true so I read the book and voila, none of what the person claimed to be in the book was actually in there. It does say something about a person when they use a study/book, anything that takes time and energy to evaluate to make their point without actually reading it.
- mrmincent 4y agoIt’s actually not that uncommon for people with the same type and level of job to congregate and discuss - or conference - together to learn and socialise with each other.
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