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    Klaus Schwab: “We Have A Lack Of Global Governance”

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    “We have a lack of global governance.”

    Speaking in 2005, World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab, asserts the “need” for global governance, administered not only by governments, and unelected globalist bodies like the UN, but also by corporations.

    “In the world of today, the global challenges cannot be solved by business alone, or by governments alone, or by NGOs alone. What we need is co-operation, collaborative efforts… and that’s what the World Economic Forum is about.”

    “If we look at the UN, if we look at the G8 and the international organisations, they are not enough. We need more institutions to develop global rules… Those global rules should not only be developed by governments… business has a role to play.”

    Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-tJ_7oYdh0

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    1. MultiPolti on

      And he also wants this global governance to be in the digital prisons of smart cities, right? With all artificial intelligence, the latest information and communication technologies (such as 5 and 6 G), biological technologies and nanotechnologies, etc.; Then chipping, genetic modification, and finally merging humans with machines, right? Horrible person..

      It’s a good thing that their dirty plan is doomed, because against them is a traditional and Christian Russia, which has the exact opposite plan for the future of the world!

      For example, as It is said In the decree “On the approval of the Concept of Foreign Policy of the Russian Federation”, which the president signed on March 23, 2023:

      “…
      II. The modern world: the main trends and prospects of development

      7. Humanity is going through an era of revolutionary changes. The formation of a more just, multipolar world continues. The non-equilibrium model of world development, which for centuries ensured the outstripping economic growth of colonial powers by appropriating the resources of dependent territories and states in Asia, Africa and the Western Hemisphere, is irreversibly going into the past. Sovereignty is being strengthened and the competitive capabilities of non-Western world powers and regional leaders are increasing. The structural restructuring of the world economy, its transfer to a new technological basis (including the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies, the latest information and communication, energy, biological technologies and nanotechnologies), the growth of national consciousness, cultural and civilizational diversity and other objective factors accelerate the processes of redistribution of development potential in favor of new centers of economic growth and geopolitical influence, contribute to the democratization of international relations. …”

      Are you see? I told you that everything would be fine on a global level.
      With nanobiotechnology, 5 and 6 G, and AI for all, not just rich countries!

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