It is not a conspiracy theory to assert that the Davos Forum seeks to establish a world government, it is “the mission that they have openly given themselves”, launched the American senator Rand Paul on the channel. Fox News Thursday, May 26, then guest on the show Primetime presented by Jesse Watters.
During this interview, the politician crushed the great political leaders, big bosses, economists and journalists gathered from May 22 to 26 in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, Switzerland for the annual meeting organized by the foundation for the purpose of non-profit organization of the World Economic Forum (WEF). “They don’t care about people. They don’t mix with people like us,” he exclaimed.
Senator Rand Paul insisted that the advent of this world government would mean the end of democracy, which would be replaced by an “elitist” bureaucracy: “It would be a world government that would not allow you to exercise any right to vote. It would be a terrible nightmare. And to add: “We already have trouble with our bureaucracy in the United States, because we don’t elect these bureaucrats. […] Can you imagine the global bureaucracy of all these elitists in their private jets running our country without us having the right to vote? I am totally against it. »
The 59-year-old Republican goes on to point out that people who denounced the world governance project were previously called “conspiracies”: “They used to call people who talked about world government, they used to say , “oh, it’s a conspiracy theory”. We always said: “No. This is the mission they openly gave themselves”. They say so at every meeting,” explains the Kentucky senator, who warns of the consequences of the loss of sovereignty that would accompany the implementation of this project: “The absence of sovereignty means the absence of freedom. And it also means no responsibility [devant les administrés]explains the senator who recalls that “it is completely antithetical to everything that our country represents”.
With a view to “fighting the next pandemic” and “reducing carbon emissions”, the senator warns of the inclinations of Davos members to set up a digital population surveillance system: “Privacy is not a concern for such people. […] They want to follow everyone with a QR Code”. And to conclude: “It is very worrying”.
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