Which minority is controlling us and what they want - Interview with Ernst Wolff by Elsa Mittmannsgruber - Part 2

06.03.2022 | www.kla.tv/21856

Ernst Wolff, Antworten 3 bis 6 3. E.W.: It means the following: In the course of the collapse or near-collapse in March of last year, after all, the largest bailout funds of all time were given out. In the global financial crisis, we were dealing with hundreds of billions; now we are dealing with trillions. And these trillions are not there, they are artificially created by the central banks. And they don't go to you, they don't go to me, they don't go to the working population, they go into the hands of big investors. And you just have to see how these big investors have profited over the last 18 months. I always say that the digital-financial complex is the decisive force in our world. The digital-financial complex includes, at the top, the big five digital corporations. They are Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook. These five corporations alone now have a stock market value of $10 trillion. That is simply an unimaginable size, more than double what is produced in Germany in goods and provided in services in a year. Another huge beneficiary of all this redistribution are the big asset managers. At the top of the list are BlackRock and Vanguard. BlackRock and Vanguard currently manage about $16 trillion in assets. It is also an unimaginable size, and this sum has of course increased tremendously. And if you want to take a close look at who the very biggest profiteer was last year, it was Facebook. Facebook had a stock market value of $500 billion at the beginning or end of 2019 and has since grown to $1.1 trillion. That's more than doubling what that stock market value expresses. And you also have to go back in history. You have to remember that it took Apple, for example, 42 years to become the first company in the world to reach a stock market value of more than 1 trillion. Meanwhile, as a result of these actions, Apple stands at 2.5 trillion in less than three years. That's a redistribution so unimaginable it's hard to believe! And a large part of this money that has been redistributed is actually newly created money. It’s this way that the politicians are instructing the central banks, "Print money!" That then goes to the big investors, and they feed that into the financial casino, and they themselves are the profiteers from this whole thing. It is a self-amplifying mechanism that is getting worse by the day and has led to the greatest social inequality in the history of mankind. 4. E.W.: There is no meaningful end. There is no goal in mind now where you say, "This is the condition we want to achieve, and this will be a stable permanent state." One simply tries to maintain the power of those who sit at the levers of power with all possible methods. But one knows, and one sees it now at the moment, what the result of this huge money creation is, namely the devaluation of money. But in the background, those who own the most money in the world are also preparing for this. We are currently seeing a relatively large number of billionaires leaving stocks, leaving bonds and going into real assets. It's no coincidence that people like Bill Gates, for example, who is one of the richest men in the world, that in the last two years he has become the largest owner of farmland in the United States. So these people are preparing themselves very, very concretely for the fact that this system will collapse at some point, and that money will lose its value, and they will then fall back on their material assets in order to be able to swim back on top again. 5. E.W.: You have to take a look at the history of the world. In fact, you should take a look at the history of the rich and powerful over the last 50 years. They have networked with each other in an unusual way. One of the most important organizations in the world today is the World Economic Forum in Davos. It is headed by a German professor named Klaus Schwab. He founded a forum for entrepreneurs in 1971. He had studied beforehand at Harvard University as a student of Henry Kissinger, then came back to Europe and, at the age of 33, founded a forum for entrepreneurs in Europe to teach these European entrepreneurs American management methods. And strangely enough, the first time the first meeting came about, 440 top managers from all over the world traveled to Davos. No one can tell me that a 33-year-old with less than five years of professional experience can bring together 440 top managers from all over the world without anyone helping him in the background. And if you look at the role played by Harvard University, you can imagine that the strings have in fact already been pulled there. It's interesting to see how this forum has evolved. In the beginning, it was only managers who came there, then politicians were brought in, then the high nobility was brought in, then media representatives were brought in, and then at some point it was decided that young people who were acting promisingly somewhere, either in large companies or in politics, should be brought together and be prepared for their later role in society. This has been done since 1992. That's when classes were created: The first class was the "Class of 93," the class of 1993, and it's quite interesting if you take a look at who was in that class: You'll find names like Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Nicolas Sarkozy, Bill Gates, Angela Merkel, Manuel Barroso. In other words, all people who later worked in top positions in politics and business. And the whole thing goes on: The "Class of 93" was only the first class; in the meantime, we have arrived at the Class of 2021. And the concept has also changed a bit. In the beginning, these people who came together were called the "Global Leaders of Tomorrow," then later, I think from 2005 on, they were called the "Young Global Leaders," and the focus was increasingly on younger people, including people like Sebastian Kurz, for example, and Jens Spahn, the German Minister of Health. So you notice a lot of people who play a very important role in politics today. There's also the Prime Minister of New Zealand, who recently announced a three-day lockdown because a single person tested positive. So that's really where you find the elite and the upper crust of politics today and the elite of corporate leaders. Jeff Bezos was in a class like that, too. It's very interesting when you go through all these classes, there are now 1,300 people who are of course also closely networked with each other. So if you've taken several courses in a year - the people aren't interned somewhere for a year, but they meet sometimes for a weekend, sometimes for a whole week, but of course they have their cell phone numbers, they're very well networked. And I know from journalists here in Berlin that Angela Merkel talks to Bill Gates on the phone from time to time - no wonder, if they sat together in class almost 30 years ago, they know each other well. And these are the networks that function in the background, and this network of the World Economic Forum was expanded even further six years ago. A new organization was founded, the "Young Global Shapers", i.e. those who are to shape the global context in the future. So these are young people, mostly from startup companies, who have to be under 30, but who are also partly recruited from politics, and these people are grouped together in so-called "hubs." Hubs are small meeting places that now exist in 440 cities. And believe it or not, this organization now comprises 10,000 people. I can't believe that this is all by chance; the future leaders are clearly being prepared for their role. And what's interesting is that the new classes now, the new class of "Young Global Leaders," no longer run over one year, but over five years. We now have the very special case of the Greens possibly coming to power in Germany. There is even talk of Annalena Baerbock possibly being elected chancellor. Ms. Baerbock is in the class of 2020 and would therefore be the first chancellor in Germany who, during her four-year term as chancellor, is still in the WEF course and could practically receive her instructions from there. So you can see that there really are forces in power in the background that can steer, control and direct worldwide. 6. E.W.: I think they only have a single goal, they only aim at maintaining their own power, because we are living in a difficult time. The time is basically against them, because - as I have already said - these three systems are collapsing, and their power and their wealth is founded on these three systems. That is why they currently are trying - or making the relatively helpless attempt to rescue these systems for the future and to maintain them with all kinds of methods of violence. And the fact that we right now are experiencing such a huge cutback of our rights, this shows me that keeping these three systems alive is only possible with increasingly dictatorial measures. So I can only imagine that all these coercive measures we are subject to, that these will not be relieved in future as some people think. I also can’t imagine that at some point this virus will be officially declared dead or declared „defeated“. But I can well imagine that this narrative of the virus will not prevail in the long run, and that this narrative will be replaced by another one. And they already have a second narrative ready in the background - that is the narrative of the „ultra-dangerous climate change“. And I suspect that, when people don’t believe in the narrative of the virus anymore, that they will quickly switch to this narrative of the „dangerous climate change“. In fact, you see that this climate change has been put forward more and more in the last weeks and months. And that's no coincidence either, if you consider that very many media people are also trained by the World Economic Forum. And by and large, most of these media people depend on these big corporations that by now are the wealthiest corporations of the world, - because these finance the entire media.

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