The self-made crises - the WEF's sleight of hand
Experienced communications consultant, editor and author Nick Buxton explains the
tactics of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in this in-depth interview:
By taking over state institutions and services, global governance
is being created by large corporations.
The WEF is using a kind of sleight of hand for this silent, covert coup d'état:
On the one hand, the global public is involved in artificially created crises.
Be it state-owned companies in crisis, banking crises, the coronavirus pandemic and much more.
On the other hand, the world public is presented with the only competent saviors from
the dilemma as the actual perpetrators of the crises, who operate in the background.
These crises are also used to restrict the basic democratic order
in the various countries.
In this way, the people are prevented from building up resistance against this silent coup d'état, i.e. against the redistribution of the people's property and power into the hands of large corporations.