World Economic Forum Chairman Klaus Schwab Announces His Plans For A "Deep Systemic And Structural Restructuring Of Our World" At The G20 Summit
The World Economic Forum has long been a suspicious global organization that includes over 1,000 companies who meet annually in Switzerland to discuss their plans for a "global redesign." At the G20 Summit this month, WEF founder and chairman Klaus Schwab talked about a future that includes "a deep systemic and structural restructuring of our world."
The World Economic Forum was founded in the 1970s by Klaus Schwab, German engineer and economist who has been recorded saying some pretty wacky things on camera in the past. During the height of the coronavirus pandemic, Schwab promoted the Great Reset, which is a coordinated effort to completely restructure the world and "remodel the global economy." Schwab insisted that the Great Reset will "solve a fundamental lack of social cohesion." At the 2022 G20 Summit currently taking place in Bali, Schwab gave a speech that only added to his desire for a complete reset of the world.