Klaus Schwab Explains Who Will Be “Masters Of The World,” Musk Calls Global Government “Civilizational Risk”

At a World Government Summit, global supervillain Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum explained, “Who masters technologies, in some way, will be the masters of the world.” Make no mistake, he intends to be the master of the world. He’s got his dirty hands in all the global pies. He’s behind innumerable schemes for social power or social collapses. He funds many of the organizations intent on ushering in a New World Order with globalist authoritarian leadership. He installs countless puppet politicians in influential positions in countries around the globe. This man is terrifying, and he intends to be a real life Emperor Palpatine.

Then comes Elon Musk, with balls the size of Mars. He happens to now be the master of a global technology superpower, Twitter. As he possessed significant global power, Elon got to speak. He stood up there and told the World Government Summit that a “world government” is a terrible idea and is dangerous to society and the world. He said, “We should be, maybe, a little bit concerned about actually becoming too much of a single world government.” He actually calls it a “civilizational risk” to have “too much cooperation between governments.” He’s just carefully saying that having a single world dictator, like Schwab wants, is probably not a great idea for civilization around the globe. In America, we understand this concept. It’s the driving force behind our decentralized government system, where states maintain their autonomy and govern themselves, while the federal government takes a lesser role. At least, that’s how it’s supposed to be. But our government has become increasingly centralized, with the federal government usurping power from the states and imposing their singular will upon all states and citizens. That’s not how it’s supposed to work, for this country or the world.