The Ben Shapiro Show What You Don’t Know About The Great Reset | Facts Ep. 8
Jan 14, 2024
Discover the inner workings of the World Economic Forum and its pivotal role in global governance since 1971. Delve into the controversial Great Reset initiative and its implications for capitalism and individual freedoms. Explore the tension between sustainability and social engineering, and learn how community action can shape economic change. Plus, consider alternative investments like gold for financial security amid economic uncertainty.
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WEF and Stakeholder Capitalism
- The World Economic Forum (WEF), founded in 1971 by Klaus Schwab, promotes stakeholder capitalism.
- This contrasts with shareholder capitalism, advocating responsibility to broader stakeholders, not just shareholders.
The Great Reset
- Klaus Schwab's "Great Reset" calls for a global revamp of societies and economies, including a reset of capitalism.
- This reset emphasizes environmental sustainability alongside social sustainability, suggesting significant social restructuring.
Implications of the Great Reset
- The Great Reset, according to Schwab, necessitates social engineering and may involve draconian rules to enforce lowered living standards.
- This is justified by rejecting the Western model of individual rights and consumption.