WEF Founder Klaus Schwab Calls China “Role Model For Many Countries,” Wants “Systemic Transformation Of The World”

If you ever wondered what the New World Order end game is, Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, has told us many times exactly what to expect. Previously, the WEF produced a commercial in which they explain that as part of their 2030 agenda for a new, transformed world, “You’ll own nothing. And you’ll be happy.” Now, Schwab explains that he believes communist China is a “role model for many countries.” You know, the communist China that is currently committing a horrific genocide against Uyghurs. The same China that requires people to scan a QR code as soon as it appears near them so the communist dictators can track their every movement. The same China that locked people in their homes as they starved to death and beat people in the streets for noncompliance. The same China that controls every aspect of every citizen’s life down to the most minute personal decisions. That’s the system that Klaus Schwab believes is a “role model for many countries.” For example, China blurred the crowd of the World Cup so that Chinese citizens wouldn’t know that the rest of the world doesn’t have to wear masks or lock down in their homes until they starve to death.

On Chinese State TV, which is meticulously controlled by the CCP, as is every aspect of life in China, Klaus Schwab explained that he believes a “systemic transformation of the world” is necessary and that “we have to define how the world should look like.” Of course, he expects to be the one making that definition, whether or not the public recognizes his hand in it. He says, “I respect China’s achievements, which have been tremendous,” and believes China is a “role model for many countries.” He claims that he believes “we should leave it to each country to make its own decision what system it wants to adopt, and I think we should be very careful in imposing systems. But the Chinese model is certainly a very attractive model for quite a number of countries.” But don’t be fooled. This is just lip service. He’ll say that each country should be left to choose their own systems, and then he’ll do everything in his power to quietly influence each country to choose the model HE prefers, which is apparently something similar to communist China. He’s already done it to countries like Sri Lanka, which Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum helped on its way to social and economic collapse.

Here’s the full interview.