The Great Reset of WEF

[Barbara]

Have you heard of this? I think it can have a huge impact on the global economy and it's not being talked about that much.
 

The World Economic Forum created an initiative called The Great Reset. They trace it within general lines and abstract concepts but from what is said on their website, it's hard to understand the concrete measures they wish to implement. They patterned up with every big company, like, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Emirates Group, a bunch of banks, companies from China, you name it, to develop "systemic solutions to key challenges" (what does that even means?). They talk about hot topics from tech to society, like 5G, AI, 4th industrial revolution, environment, new geostrategies, LGBTI inclusion, and many more.
But still, I find it hard to grasp the concrete strategies they propose.

Thoughts? 

https://www.weforum.org

https://www.weforum.org/great-reset/

https://www.weforum.org/events/the-davos-agenda-2021

 

[Preety_India]

This feels like conspiracy theories stuff. 

Not buying this. 

 

Edited December 1, 2020 by Preety_India

[Barbara]

@Preety_India The so called Great Reset?

[Preety_India]

@Barbara yeah

[abrakamowse]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Reset

The Great Reset is a proposal by the World Economic Forum (WEF) to rebuild the economy sustainably following the COVID-19 pandemic. It was unveiled in May 2020 by the United Kingdom's Prince Charles and WEF director Klaus Schwab. It seeks to improve capitalism by making investments more geared toward mutual progress and focusing more on environmental initiatives. It has been criticized for using the pandemic to implement a risky experiment and a petition to stop it gained 80,000 signatures in less than 72 hours. A conspiracy theory has spread in response, claiming it will be used to bring in socialist and environmental changes and a supposed New World Order.

[Barbara]

@Preety_India But the WEF is a serious international organization openly proposing the "Great Reset" on their website

[Preety_India]

This is fast devolving into fiction. If it's a serious proposition I won't call it a conspiracy theory.. 

But generally such proposals are more fiction than reality.

I read this before on the forum and someone implied it was a conspiracy theory and I didn't bother to look into it again. See how the word conspiracy theory creates confusion. 

Because in today's world there are so many conspiracy theories floating around and so many things being called conspiracy theories. The problem is that most conspiracy theories labeled as conspiracy theories are genuinely conspiracy theories. 

But the right wing media has been labeling anything legitimate as a conspiracy theory in the past couple of months so now people will need to actually sort through the actual conspiracy theories and separate them from the ones that are simply accused as conspiracy theories despite being legitimate. This looks like a rabbit hole now. 

Since it's associated with major high reputation companies like Google and Apple I'd be less inclined to call it conspiracy theories so I retract what I said earlier. However I'm still not sure of its efficacy, that is something only time can tell. 

I'm surprised that conspiracy theories about it being a conspiracy theory (can anyone notice this strange loop, it's driving me mad) are already floating around. 

Good luck to future generations with sitting through and sorting out and debunking through these conspiracy theories without tearing their hair apart, im sure they're going to hate conspiracy theorists a ton for creating this mess. 

The history book of conspiracy theories will have a ton of angry red marks all over it by kids in the future. 

 

Edited December 1, 2020 by Preety_India

[abrakamowse]

11 minutes ago, Preety_India said:

But the right wing media has been labeling anything legitimate as a conspiracy theory

That's one of the things that made me pay attention to it, anything that the right thinks it's wrong... it maybe right.

hehehe....

The only thing is that it is an organization created by corporations and multinationals, I am not so sure if they will be pushing some of his own agendas, but for what I see in the website looks like they are doing good things. Maybe there's some negative aspects of the organization but this is going to happen to any kind of organization.

Some of the criticisms are posted here in this wikipedia article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Economic_Forum

[Barbara]

@abrakamowse But it strikes me tho how far away this is from us. Meaning that our decisions can only be a little impacted on national governments, maybe in America, only on the federal level. But this, the things that actually can impact our entire reality, it's beyond our consent and sovereignty.  

Edited December 1, 2020 by Barbara

[Preety_India]

3 minutes ago, Barbara said:

@abrakamowse But it strikes me tho how far away this is from us. Meaning that our decisions can only be a little impacted on national governments, maybe in America, only on the federal level. But this, the things that actually can impact our entire reality, it's beyond our consent and sovereignty.  

So true. 

 

[abrakamowse]

@Barbara I totally agree... These are companies that they had decided to do something to improve the life of everyone, but it seems that we "the people" don't have access to that and for me is crazy.

I was looking at the wikipedia info and it says that an annual membership cost $52,000 for an individual member... so...

It's like they decide what to do and we only can applaud them Lol

Or watch it on youtube. But I really don't know how they work. Maybe they do some surveys to see what people think about their ideas, IDK.

[VerballyHazardous]

People that believe in these stuff just seem like rightwing nutjobs to me.

I was watching an anti-lockdown protest on youtube not long ago, and oh man the comment section. Some claim that that was the globalist government acting out their evil plan of socialism, communism, marxism (they sort of lumped all of these ideologies into one lol) global state, where they would do evil things like 'vacination'. Then there is some blaming anifa/marxist/communist rioter for being 'behind' all of it and this is their evil scheme to take over the world. The common theme is that they all reference and even promote World Economics Forum for source. If these people can't even stay at home for the sake of their community then they shouldn't consider themselves saviors of any kinds. I never quite realized the severity of this situation until then.

Seriously though, i don't think you (barbara) should buy into this, it's shady stuff. This is seperatism, a desperate effort to keep humanity away from the inevitability of more equal, more diverse, more intergated society. Sometime you have to make sacrifices for the sake of the greater good, and that include staying at home and not fooling vulnerable people into believing one's own delusions and paranoias.

Edited December 5, 2020 by VerballyHazardous

[Barbara]

@VerballyHazardous Hey, appreciate your comment  

I can't see how this is a matter of belief or not. It's a fact that WEF is proposing a global shift that they call the great reset, just go to their website. 
But this can be a great thing, you know. They talk about changing capitalism to a healthier state, and they truly have the means to do so, maybe the only ones who have it. But on the other hand, I can also see how this can be kinda fairytaly. Because it would imply that those companies who partnered with wef would lose some profit, for a more sustainable world (I actually read on their website that this is a goal of theirs). And this is great, but it's hard for me to believe since it would imply a great advance in society. And maybe this is a limiting belief of mine. I'm ready to be proven wrong. 

On 05/12/2020 at 2:56 AM, VerballyHazardous said:

This is seperatism, a desperate effort to keep humanity away from the inevitability of more equal, more diverse, more intergated society.

I totally agree with you. But you see, these negationists movements of the pandemic and the need for lockdown are just a symptom of the times we are going through. In the USA there was also the Anti-Mask League in 1918 when the Spanish Flu hit. It's actually funny to see this happening again. But it's totally dangerous and separatist, as you put it.

I don't think tho, this has to do with the great reset. Sure, the same ppl will come and put the blame on the globalist government or whatever, but I'm not concerned about the great reset because of this. It's simply because of the amplitude this has, the silence that accompanies it, and the impunity that distinguishes these worldwide organizations when endowing with enormous power. 

[Dryas]

 

[PurpleTree]

32 minutes ago, Barbara said:

But this can be a great thing, you know. They talk about changing capitalism to a healthier state, and they truly have the means to do so, maybe the only ones who have it.

That does sound great and very important on paper. If that's what they're doing, i'm for it.  And stop the infinite growth thing for stock holders etc. as a lot of the world and sea etc. is already ruined.

Although it's a bit scary that we're at the mercy of those ultra rich and influential people. If they're trying to trick us we'll dust the guillotines off  chop chop choppidy chop

Edited December 7, 2020 by PurpleTree

[Barbara]

@Dryas Awesome video, helped a lot. Thanks! 

[Barbara]

@PurpleTree Lol 

[abrakamowse]

I found this video and I remembered about this post, so I thought it is interesting to share it here...

 

 

[Rajneeshpuram]

You will eat bugs, own nothing and will be happy.

 

 

Hey but the elites will continue being rich