World Economic Forum

Twitter owner Elon Musk’s newly appointed World Economic Forum-tied CEO for the platform once tried to corner him into committing to reinstalling some of the same Orwellian censorship structures of the old regime. Gee, what a shocker (sarcasm).

Podcaster Joe Rogan hasn’t forgotten Brian Stelter’s reign of error at CNN.

Americans have been shocked by the Big Tech-government collusion uncovered in the Twitter Files and a lawsuit from state attorneys general. But the FBI director boasted to his fellow globalists at Davos about such “collaboration.”

Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow slammed “climate czar” John Kerry for a terrible take the former Secretary of State had on free market economics regarding climate change at the World Economic Forum.

The same media figure who led the leftist news outfit that published and peddled the Steele Dossier cast shade on Twitter owner Elon Musk's warnings about the dystopian elitism that undergirds the World Economic Forum (WEF). 

On Wednesday night's Tucker Carlson Tonight, on the Fox News Channel, the eponymous host used the opening segment of the show to mock former CNN janitor and current Harvard University fellow Brian Stelter and all the other "self-confident dumb people" who flocked to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland to thumb their nose at non-elites all over the world and America in…

Independent journalist Michael Shellenberger says Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter is a significant obstacle to the radical World Economic Forum’s agenda.

As the 2022 midterm elections approached, social media platforms aggressively championed political ideas benefiting left-wing candidates while silencing dissenting opinions that don’t fit the liberal worldview in the third quarter.

Global elites think they’re smarter than you. And they’re actively working with Big Tech platforms to control what you see and say online.

The World Economic Forum is trying to set guardrails for the future of augmented reality, and microchipping people is part of its vision for a “brave new world.”

The Washington Post whined that the energy crisis isn’t “spurring a green revolution” while many Americans suffer from skyrocketing food and gas prices.

The World Economic Forum published an article advocating to “disrupt” current educational methods in favor of using virtual reality and the metaverse, partly to combat climate change.

Klaus Schwab is the head of the World Economic Forum; he founded the organization in 1971. Each year, the WEF hosts a massive conference in Davos, Switzerland, with thousands of world leaders, diplomats and experts on various topics gathering to trade ideas about how best to cooperatively run the world.

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki proudly described her company’s censorship efforts and her pro-abortion stance during an interview at the annual World Economic Forum conference on Tuesday. Meanwhile, both she and another YouTube executive claimed that the platform is “open” or pro-free speech.