Welcome to Kla.TV. We are here for you in Prague - the golden city in the heart of Europe.
A city that continues to inspire people from all over the world with its impressive
history, breathtaking architecture and unique charm.
But Prague is not just a historical jewel - the "Alternative West Ethic Formation", or Alternative WEF
for short, is meeting here for the first time today.
Well-known scientists, journalists, activists, media professionals and other luminaries of the
enlightenment scene have been invited with the aim of developing fruitful ideas for a future worth living.
Alternative WEF opposes the Great Reset propagated by Klaus Schwab and his "World Economic Forum".
It says: "You will have nothing and be happy."
The self-proclaimed world elite around Klaus Schwab have been putting their agenda into practice for many years.
Through ever new and, above all, self-inflicted crises in the form of pandemics, economic crises, bloody wars and much more.
But only to then radically implement their plan for the total control and expropriation of humanity with apparent "ways out".
The Alternative WEF is intended to be a powerful counter to this global agenda and bring together
important thought leaders of the freedom movement.
Stefan Magnet, the initiator of the A-WEF, summarized it in his invitation as follows:
"We must break new ground, together instead of divided, for a free world of tomorrow."
What is on the program of the Alternative WEF gives hope:
People who have been courageously standing up for freedom and enlightenment for years and decades are forming synergies on
this day and want to develop constructive counter-programs to the Great Reset. But what does that mean in concrete terms?
And could Prague set the course for a better global future today?
Klagemauer.TV will be represented at the panel discussions by Elias Sasek, the son of Kla.TV founder Ivo Sasek.
We accompany him and many other luminaries of the enlightenment and freedom movement who have shown their backbone to this
day and want to shape the world of tomorrow together with us.
I've never come across a meeting like this before.
We have 30, 40 people here from the alternative media scene, so many different media makers and
activists, lawyers, doctors. The whole panel is here.
Everyone who has stuck their head out in recent years and said: "I'm not going to go along with that."
This is the first time they've been together here and it's incredible to be here alone as a
participant and to feel this energy, that everyone is united.
Yesterday we played a simulation game along the lines of: another bacterial epidemic is
declared and we find ourselves in December 25.
And the working groups then more or less had to find out: What did we do as alternative media, as activists,
as medical professionals, as lawyers, to prevent this?
I have Elsa Mitmannsgruber from AUF 1 standing next to me. I understand that she was one of the initiators of this
event, this conference organized by the Alternative WEF.
Ms. Mittmannsgruber, how do you feel about the conference so far, day 2? How are you? Are you satisfied?
Yes, I'm absolutely thrilled. There really is a spirit of optimism here in the rooms.
Really exciting, controversial topics were brought to the table.
They really spoke out without a muzzle and really tried to find solutions.
I'm really confident that we can build on this and that something really big can still develop.
When you see them all and meet them and shake hands etc., then you are strengthened and
you feel much more directly: you are not alone.
It's an excellent thing that people come together, that they talk to each other, that they discuss with each other - in other
words, that they create as much room for debate as possible.
And we have to call on people and tell them clearly: you have to network laterally, i.e. locally.
Because only if we create many small cells now, small groups and communities, will we be able to act
in the event of real censorship or a major crisis.
So great to talk to you or to hear you speak.
All the best here at the A-WEF too, that you are making good progress there. Good luck with the work you
are doing, lots of strength, always keep moving forward.
You too, and I think it's very good that we have overcome something here at this Alternative WEF - this division!
Exactly, the rest is all nonsense. Get out of the division! Who did you meet with? With people.
What did they say? Various things.
The goal, the task is more important and that unites us. And there will be much more cooperation in the future and that
will be supported in particular by the fact that this argument of contact debt will finally no longer be given any energy.
If I start to exclude some opinions from the spectrum, then I end democracy.
Because then people will no longer be able to form a real picture, they will be channeled.
Yes, a day like today naturally gives you a lot of energy.
Just as the big demonstrations have certainly energized many people.
You can also see this at the conference on new beginnings that we are currently attending.
It's another one of those energy filling stations.
Yesterday was also just a very nice day for me, because it was a positive energy to see so
many people here who all have the same goal.
Of course, everyone has their own focus and does it their own way. One is big on X. The other is on YouTube and so on.
But in principle, we all want the same thing, namely that our freedom of expression exists again and a better life, a
more relaxed life for everyone and perhaps also a better Germany, Austria, Switzerland and so on and so forth.
The main mission is relatively simple. The absolute and vehement fight against the globalists
in all areas. That is a relatively small mission.
That's why you're here now, at the Alternative WEF, very nice!
We have now met for the first time. I felt the same way with many others.
This very banal human contact suddenly with colleagues is worth an incredible amount.
That the whole thing has the superstructure of an alternative WEF. That's a deliberately chosen name. It's a bit provocative.
It was actually the opposite of the WEF. Nothing was secret here, apart from the venue, so that there would be no disruption.
But all content is shown. There's no haggling and secret bundling here, but rather open discussion.
That's a second wonderful thing. So that's a combination of two things that we've been missing for a long
time in this free media world - and I hope it continues.
Yes, I arrived with a bit of skepticism, I didn't know exactly what to expect.
I saw Vaclav Klaus on stage this morning in Prague. That was a great experience.
A politician who can shape forms - democracy without adjectives - and who then begins to criticize ideology.
And he did a wonderful job in three minutes. From then on, I was in on the event and wasn't disappointed by what followed.
We need to do that more often. We've established that anyway.
We have found that effective work is almost only possible when we meet in person.
That was also somewhat the aim of the coronavirus measures, to ban analog meetings.
Only two or three people were allowed to meet. Then with masks etc.
You shouldn't travel. You only had this 15 km radius etc. because of course you know how powerful analog meetings are.
We know what it's like. We know what it feels like to be persecuted, ostracized, framed in
whatever way and suddenly to be all sorts of things.
Of course, we are happy to welcome all those courageous people who, like us, have believed in the rule of
law, in democracy, in a state that means well by us.
Bullshit. We fell for it, now we know better. Education is the first step.
Prof. Dr. Bakhdi, when you recently said that you were retiring from the AZK, I mean,
we were all a bit sad, quite sad I must say.
To see you standing here now with your shining eyes, with your commitment to uniting lawyers here to help
people today. That touched me deeply and moved me very much.
In other words, if this is your retirement, then I think we can live with it. Is that so, yes?
So the thing that brought me back to life was the Robert Koch protocols. Because that's where I saw the opportunity.
It was wonderful. Especially the one about the vaccination.
They have betrayed themselves, through and through. Everything is out now.
What we know is that we want to develop further, that we want to work together more and that's why I'm positive.
With every crisis, the system also loses people who believe in the system and this has been repeated very often today.
Once someone is out of the system, because they wake up, because they realize that the lie
is at work here, then they are ready to change.
And above all, he never goes back into the system. And that is the decisive factor.
And we can then work with these people in the future, and there will be more of them with every crisis.
Clearly, we are heading towards the eye of the storm, into the eye of the hurricane, and there we will see very clearly.
Excuse me, Vladimir Putin is calling right now. ...
People are already in a good mood. You decide whether you want to cut it out.
Thomas has now been on stage for 14 hours, he's naturally hypoglycemic now and has to do something funny here.
That's all right too. That's how it works here. That's the reality.
I think we are heading for exciting times and I hope that there will be a sequel.
In any case, we are fully motivated and we want to keep going.
So I found it a very fruitful time to see each other face to face and I think one of the best experiences was to
hear from all sides that there is no longer this issue of contact guilt in the free sex education scene.
That made me enormously happy. No more weird looks, oh, do I want to have anything to do with
him or not? Reservation zones were dissolved.
It really exceeded my expectations by far to realize that now is the time when competitive thinking has been reduced and we
can move into the future together and achieve goals together.
Where you realize that the world situation is so tense. We have to come together.
Competitive thinking must go. Contact guilt must go. Fear of contact must go.
So from that point of view, an absolute highlight here.