Davos 2026

[UltraBudgie]

Thought it might be worth having a thread for Davos 2026, the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that is underway this week in Switzerland.

It's always a good time!

There is also evil!

Here is a link to the programme, to peruse. Most session tracks start Tuesday; Monday is mostly just for booking chalets and hookers and stocking up on alcohol and adrenochrome.

https://www.weforum.org/meetings/world-e.../programme

Enjoy responsibly, everyone!

This year's theme is "A Spirit Of Dialogue".

Overview

In an era marked by accelerating complexity, rising fragmentation and exponential innovation, the need for a trusted, impartial platform for dialogue has never been greater. From geopolitics to the economy and society, the imperative to broaden our perspectives, listen to one another and be challenged on our views could not be more important to rebuild trust and shape a better future.

In this pivotal context, the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum will build on its long-standing tradition of convening stakeholders from across geographies, industries and generations. It will bring together leaders from government, business, civil society, and the scientific and cultural domains, to enable real dialogue, problem solve around shared challenges and highlight innovations driving the future.

A key focus of the deliberations will be the paradigm shift in technology, from AI and quantum computing to next generation biotech and energy systems, reshaping how we live and work, while creating new engines of growth. To ensure these innovations contribute to resilient and equitable progress, leaders must actively expand access across emerging markets, invest in the skills of a rapidly changing workforce, and sustainable solutions.

The Meeting

Under the theme A Spirit of Dialogue the Meeting will:
1. Serve as an impartial platform for exchange of views and ideas at a time of geopolitical and societal shifts.
2. Engage a wide range of voices to broaden perspectives.
3. Connect the dots and catalyse problem solving across global challenges.
4. Remain decisively future-oriented, focusing on frontier innovation and actionable insight.

Explore the key themes

The programme will be structured around five key global challenges where public-private dialogue and cooperation, involving all stakeholders, is necessary for progress. In addressing these challenges, growth, resilience, and innovation will serve as cross- cutting imperatives, guiding how leaders engage with today’s complexity and pursue tomorrow’s opportunities.

1. How can we cooperate in a more contested world?
2. How can we unlock new sources of growth?
3. How can we better invest in people?
4. How can we deploy innovation at scale and responsibly?
5. How can we build prosperity within planetary boundaries?

[David64]

Every time I hear they're having one of these meetings, this is the first thing that pops in my head.

[Karl12]

Can't be crazier than last year.

According to Schwab 'the sovereign state is obsolete' and I've noticed they never mention 'democracy' in any of their agendas.

Here's why:

Less well known is the fact that WEF since 2009 has been working on an ambitious project called the Global Redesign Initiative (PDF) which effectively proposes a transition away from intergovernmental decision-making towards a system of multi-stakeholder governance.   In other words, by stealth, they are marginalising a recognised model where we vote in governments who then negotiate treaties which are then ratified by our elected representatives with a model where a self-selected group of ‘stakeholders’ make decisions on our behalf.

Davos and its danger to Democracy

[UltraBudgie]

Can't be crazier than last year.

According to Schwab 'the sovereign state is obsolete' and I've noticed they never mention 'democracy' in any of their agendas.

Here's why:

That is because "democracy" is merely a popular human resource self-management scheme allowed within the true governmental system, which is near-universal economic totalitarianism. It is a sign of the advancing nature of the monetary-measured quantization of multinational relationships that coordination no longer needs to be couched as emergent from democratic multilateral practice. What's the point in discussing and presenting word-slough international treaty accords any more, now that the global economic realities rule the daylight as well as the shadows, and the news-media presenters of the agenda will pitch anything you want, regardless of what grist is put in their mill?

[quintessentone]

Can't be crazier than last year.

According to Schwab 'the sovereign state is obsolete' and I've noticed they never mention 'democracy' in any of their agendas.

Here's why:



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I found this quite interesting from your source.

"The critical issue of food provides another example of what this shift towards corporate-led multistakeholderism can mean in practice. When food prices surged dramatically in 2007 to 2008, causing food riots and social unrest, a plethora of multi-stakeholder initiatives emerged in response(external link). This included the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), the African Green Revolution Association (AGRA),  the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis (HLTF) and its parallel G8 public-private partnership (PPP) initiative, the Global Partnership for Agriculture and Food Security and the Scale Up Nutrition (SUN) initiative.  They also included the WEF’s own Global Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Redesign Initiative (GFANRI). 
The groups’ proposals all followed a similar very template  - advocating for policies that liberalise trade, increase production, encourage corporate investment and help expand agroindustries control of food. They pointedly ignore issues of distribution and waste or the need for democratic access and control of land and food. Moreover these groups systematically sought to close down multilateral spaces, such as the UN Standing Committee on Nutrition (SCN), that actually examined these issues. No wonder, long-time food sovereignty activist, Flavio Vicente calls this corporate capture a “life grab” which “threatens the achievement of food sovereignty and the full emancipation of women.”"

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"Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world.

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...and here we are now.


Henry A. Kissinger"

[Kurokage]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/martinadili...port-says/

Denmark Skips Davos World Economic Forum Amid Greenland Feud With U.S., Report Says..Representatives for the World Economic Forum, which kicks off today in Switzerland, have confirmed to Bloomberg that Danish officials will not be attending despite being invited, as tensions over U.S. interest in acquiring Greenland intensify.

[Karl12]

That is because "democracy" is merely a popular human resource self-management scheme allowed within the true governmental system, which is near-universal economic totalitarianism. It is a sign of the advancing nature of the monetary-measured quantization of multinational relationships that coordination no longer needs to be couched as emergent from democratic multilateral practice. What's the point in discussing and presenting word-slough international treaty accords any more, now that the global economic realities rule the daylight as well as the shadows, and the news-media presenters of the agenda will pitch anything you want, regardless of what grist is put in their mill?

Yes mate but it's a good pitch to wake up the normals lol.

Here's how the CFR engineered the left right parody - see 11:40.

The CFR emerged from the same swamp as the WEF and TC.

[Karl12]

"Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world."

Yes mate the Rockefeller UN cartels (like the WEF) are definitely going after the food.

They're calling it 'reset the table'.

Ice Age Farmer once did a great video but they deleted virtually every copy - the only remaining link left is on Bitchute.

Rockefeller’s “Reset the Table:” Food Tyranny & Transform Food Supply


The Rockefeller Foundation has released a new report, “Reset The Table” — an implied part of “The Great Reset” — describing a radical transformation of our food system in the face of the most significant disruption to our food supply in history. The report calls to provide food to all (like UBI), use schools as community nutrition distribution anchors, de-fund farms/ranches via “true cost accounting” that includes CO2, provide funds to BIPOC, collect realtime data for AI/automation, and much, much more. Christian breaks down this report, which builds upon the assault upon global food supply and your ability to feed your family. Thank you for sharing this report to help spread the word.

Video

Doesn't sound like fun and they're probably going to use hunger to herd and drive everyone into the 'smart gulags' shown on this UN map.

From 4:30

[quintessentone]

Yes mate the Rockefeller UN cartels (like the WEF) are definitely going after the food.

They're calling it 'reset the table'.

Ice Age Farmer once did a great video but they deleted virtually every copy - the only remaining link left is on Bitchute.





Doesn't sound like fun and they're probably going to use hunger to herd and drive everyone into the 'smart gulags' shown on this UN map.

From 4:30

This should alarm and outrage everyone, but it won't.

"Who is buying USA farmland

The ownership of farmland in the USA is increasingly dominated by billionaires and investment firms. Here are some of the key players in this farmland acquisition trend:

• Bill Gates: The largest private farmland owner in the USA, with over 275,000 acres across 19 states. His investments are made through his investment firm, Cascade Investment. 
  
  Ted Turner: The founder of CNN, owns 2 million acres across the Southeast, Great Plains, and West. 
  
• Stan Kroenke: The owner of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams and the Premier League club Arsenal, recently purchased 937,000 acres of ranchland in New Mexico, making him the largest private landowner in the USA. 
  
  
  
• Mark Zuckerberg: The founder of Facebook, has also been involved in farmland purchases, although specific acreage is not disclosed. 
  
  
  
• Jeff Bezos: The founder of Amazon, owns over 420,000 acres of farmland. 
  
  
  These individuals and companies are not only acquiring farmland for investment purposes but also for strategic reasons such as climate strategy, privacy, and innovation. The trend of farmland acquisition by billionaires and investment firms is a significant shift in the ownership landscape of one of the country's most vital resources. 
  
  
  
• 6 Sources" (Successful farming; Alabama Gazette; noonfoodnetwork.com; San Francisco Chronicle etc.)
  

[Karl12]

"Who is buying USA farmland

Thanks for the info!


• Zuckerberg, Bezos and Gates turn up on the WEF cult lists of 'Young Global Leaders' or 'Global Leaders of Tomorrow'.

Link 1 / 2




• Ted Turner is a WEF cult 'Agenda Contributor' (and a raving eugenicist).

Ted Turner, rich elites want 95% population reduction




• Stan Kroenke married Walmart heiress Ann Walton.. and Walmart is on the WEF cult partner list.

LINK