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World Economic Forum Faces Scrutiny Over Jeffrey Epstein Ties · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. During the pandemic, all we heard about was
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  the World Economic Forum and how evil the people were
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  who were part of that group. Well, turns out that
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  was true. Considering the vast majority of them were friends
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  with Epstein and spending time with Epstein, it would make
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  sense that the whole entire group, for the most part,
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  is filled with reprehensible bastards. And it turns out that
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  that was true. These people are reprehensible, and I don't
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  think we needed the Epstein emails to tell us that.
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  I mean, you don't get to the level that these
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  people get to unless you're an absolute shark, right, a killer.
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  You can't achieve that kind of level in business if
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  you're doing things the right way. All these people are
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  cutting corners and everybody is looking to increase their revenue.
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  That's the whole goal. They don't take anything else into account,
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  not you, not me, not your kids. Nothing. All that
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  matters to people that populate groups like the WEF is
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  more money. And the best way to do that, well,
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  find yourself some poor people, some vulnerable people, and take
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  advantage of them. Here, how about you make these cars
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  for three bucks an hour. Meanwhile, these scumbags that are
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  at the WEF, they have more money than the GDP
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  of some European countries, and as far as they're concerned,
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  it's still not enough. So if that means hanging out
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  with somebody like Epstein is going to further your goals,
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  is going to get you closer to whatever kind of
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  finish line you have in your head, then that's what
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  they're gonna do. That's who they're gonna chill with. That's
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  who they're going to get into business with. And they
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  don't care. And keeping it real, why should they? Why
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  should they care? They never have any repercussions. They never
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  have to face justice, right, I mean, what's the worst
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  thing that happens to them? They have to step down
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  with their golden parachute, and on and on and on
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  it goes. And if you think that it stopped with
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  Jeffrey Epstein, you got another thing coming. Today. We have
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  an article from Fox News and the headline World Economic
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  Forum faces fresh scrutiny as Epstein ties revived past scandals
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  and criticism. This article was authored by Simon Constable. Sounds
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  like a bad guy from an old English movie. Right,
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  Simon Constable, the ghost of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
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  has struck again. This time, even though he died in
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  twenty nineteen, he's still adding to the stress and criticism
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  of the World Economic Forum. Now, if you were around
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  during the pandemic and you were active on social media,
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  you know that this was the target, right the World
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  Economic Forum. That was the boogeyman in the room. And
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  during this time, everybody was talking about how the WEF was,
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  you know, behind the sticks, how they were in control
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  of everything. And while there was some truth to that,
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  the real man that was pulling the strings, it looks
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  like was none other than Jeffrey Epstein. And it seems
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  like every time we turn around, Epstein's directly in the
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  middle of some disastrous situation that's going on or went
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  on in the world. This time, even though he died
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  in twenty nineteen, he's still adding to the stress and
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  criticism of the World Economic Forum. On February twenty six,
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  WEF President and CEO Borge Brendy resigned after revelations he
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  had three dinners and some emails and SMS communications with Epstein.
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  His ouster followed an independent investigation earlier in February. Yo,
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  if you got ousted after an independent internal investigation, you
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  know you were up to no good because how many
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  times have these internal investigations cleared people. I mean, that
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  is the point, right, hire a friendly law firm to
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  hook you up and clear you. It's like having the
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  inspector General look into the government. Sure, we're going to
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  investigate ourselves, and we're going to give you a full
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  accounting of what occurred. Brendy said he wasn't aware of
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  Epstein's sex crimes. No no idea. I had no clue.
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  One of the smartest men in the room, but I
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  had no idea. Listen, folks, nobody had any idea what
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  was going on here. This was the wholesome ass atmosphere.
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  You know, they did Bible study, they hung out, they
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  talked about the Apostles. You know, a very wholesome situation, folks.
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  Nothing crazy going on here, a bunch of dirtbags. Had
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  I known about his background, I would have declined the
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  initial invitation to join Rod Larson and any subsequent dinner
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  invitation or other communications. He said, they just keep lying.
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  They just can't admit it. Just admit that you fucked up. Yo,
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  I was hanging out with this dirt bag. I shouldn't
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  have done it. Bad idea. But they can't even bring
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  themselves to do that. God forbid they have a little humility.
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  Response hasn't been well received by observers, given that Epstein's
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  conviction occurred in two thousand and eight and would have
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  been easy to uncover as Norway's Foreign minister from twenty
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  thirteen to twenty seventeen, perhaps he should have been more cautious,
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  some observers say, should have been don't tell me he
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  didn't know. This was after the fact. Epstein was already convicted.
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  He knew. He didn't care because to them, it's not
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  a big deal. The only crime you can possibly commit
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  when we're talking about these pieces as shit, is that
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  you're broke. That's it. That's the only crime. If you
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  molest girls, you solicit quote unquote underage prostitutes, which don't
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  even exist, you're welcome back with open arms. But God
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  forbid you lose your money, you want to get kicked out.
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  That's the way to do it. If you're standing on
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  a public stage, you have to know who you're stand with,
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  said Ben Habib, right leaning leader of the British political
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  Party Advanced UK and an entrepreneur. Look, I don't know
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  much about the British parties, so I won't comment one
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  way or the other. But I think that mister Habib
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  has it right. You got to know who you're spending
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  your time with, especially if you're somebody that's you know,
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  high profile. You can't just let anybody into your circle.
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  You can't just show up at people's house and you know,
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  be part of the photo op. What if that person's
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  a scumbag? What if they've been convicted of hurting children.
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  So if you can't even do that basic research, which
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  I doubt because I'm pretty sure he did and he
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  just didn't care, then how the fuck do you think
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  you should have a public position as the foreign minister
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  in Norway? I mean, I don't even think that qualifies
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  you to be the dog catcher, never mind the foreign Minister.
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  Alan Mendoza, founder of the UK based Henry Jackson Society, added,
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  the moral is that people in positions of authority should
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  be very careful with whom they have dinner. Look, if
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  it was just dinner, it wouldn't be this big of
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  a deal. Okay, it's not just dinner. They're having dinner,
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  and God knows what they're working out, God knows what
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  kind of business deals they're engaging in. And my guess
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  is all of them are just rife with financial crimes.
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  Do you really think these people are paying their fair
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  share of whatever the taxes are? Do you think they're
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  dotting all the eyes and crossing all the te's. Well,
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  we know that Epstein's people here a stateside weren't doing that.
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  We know that Darren Endyke was structuring and was breaking
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  Title thirty one laws. This is in conjecture, This isn't speculation.
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  That's what he was doing. He got hit with a
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  star for it. Did anybody ever look into that? Oh wait,
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  that's right, nobody ever even spoke to Darren Endyke or
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  Richard Kahn. The news of Brendi's resignation comes hot on
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  the heels of other scandals and bad publicity for the WEF,
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  commonly known as Dabos, after the Swiss village in the
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  Alps where the annual meeting takes place. Last year, Claus Schwab,
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  the founder of the WEF, stepped down in July after
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  accusations he had misused WEF funds and treated employees inappropriately.
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  And you know, this guy was villain number one during
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  the COVID outbreak. I can't tell you how many posts
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  I saw about Claus Schwab and about how he was
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  gonna have you eating bugs and all kinds of crazy shit. Well,
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  now Claus Schwab is looking for a job, and all
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  those predictions about eating bugs, well not exactly coming true,
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  are they now. With that said, make no mistake, these
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  people don't like you, they don't care about you, and
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  they hate you. The whole entire goal of the people
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  that are part of this group is to stay rich
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  and get richer. That's it, that's the whole charter. Both
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  Schwab and his wife were ultimately cleared by the WEF
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  Board of any material wrongdoing, though the Board of Trustees
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  statement noted in part that minor irregularities stemming from blurred
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  lines between personal contributions and forum operations reflect deep commitment
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  rather than an intent of misconduct. Well, yeah, let's just
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  give them a pass, right, No big deal. We'll just
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  call all this shit an irregularity. Yeah, that's what we'll do.
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  That sounds good. Others have a beef with the WEF
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  two years ago, Argentinan president Javier Malay spoke at Davis
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  the Western world is in danger. Malay said it's in
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  danger because those who are supposed to have defend the
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  values of the West are co opted by a vision
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  of the world that inexorably leads to socialism and thereby
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  to poverty. Malai also noted that many countries have ditch
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  freedom for collectivism aka socialism. We're here to t I
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  tell you that collectivism experiments are never the solution of
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  problems that afflict the citizens of the world. Rather, they
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  are the root cause, he said at Davis in twenty
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  twenty four. Well, I think the root cause are all
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  of you rich scumbags who get together like this and
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  chart out a course for the rest of us to follow.
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  If you don't even know that Jeffrey Epstein's a scumbag,
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  why should you be charting out a course from my
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  life to follow? Can somebody please answer that question for me,
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  because I have no idea how anyone can be comfortable
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  with bureaucrats like this, especially unelected bureaucrats like this, charting
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  a course for humanity. So when people talk about the
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  wef and being evil in that regard, I agree one
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  thousand percent. But these are the people, unfortunately, that make
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  the world move, and these are also the people who
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  consider Jeffrey Epstein a confidant. Since twenty twenty three, when
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  Malay took office as Argentina's resident, inflation has dropped from
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  more than two hundred percent to thirty two percent, according
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  to data from Trading Economics. Well, I'm not familiar enough
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  with what's going on in Argentina to comment there, but
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  that sounds good. I don't know how anyone could look
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  at that and say, hey, that's not a good thing,
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  because anytime that you can beep back inflation, especially to
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  that level, that's only going to help out the people
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  who are trying to live their lives, right, the regular
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  folk like you and I. So that's certainly a good thing. Likewise,
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  others have a lot to tell the WEF, most of
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  it not positive. Globalization has filed the West and the
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  United States of America. US Commerce Secretary Howard Nutleck, I mean,
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  Lutnik said at this year as Davis Meeting, it's a
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  FELL policy and it's what the WEF has stood for.
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  Why is anybody listening to Howard Lutnik? I mean, at
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  this point, how can anyone defend this dude or the
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  fact that he's still in a position of power. It's embarrassing,
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  it's immoral, and it's disgusting, and if you support it,
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  well maybe you're all of those things too. The fact
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  is America has been left behind by the global economy
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  as the WEF has encouraged the offshoring of manufacturing to
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  places with cheap labor. Lutnick said, Oh, is that so?
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  How about we talk about NAFTA. Mister Lutnick, you want
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  to talk about offshoring, you want to talk about moving manufacturing,
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  Let's start with NAFTA. He also encouraged other countries to
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  follow the America first model, which is that the workers
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  come first. Oh, the workers come first? Where here in America? Boy,
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  that's a fucking Joe Khon. How many of you out
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  there that are strapping on your boots every day feel
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  like you come first at the office. I'm guessing not
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  many of you. Lutnik also attacked Europe's alternative energy push,
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  which includes solar and win energy. Why would Europe agree
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  to be net zero in twenty thirty when they don't
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  make a battery, he wondered, that Davis achieving that zero
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  means country's aim to have no increase in overall carbon
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  emissions by twenty fifty. But if Europe does pursue net zero,
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  then the EU will be subservient to communist China. Lutnick says,
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  like all of you were subservient to Jeffrey Epstein is
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  how what you're talking about there? Howie God, this guy's
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  disgusting and I'd rather have a root canal with no
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  anesthesia than listen to him talk. The WEF is the
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  embodiment of power and wealth. Abib said. Big money is
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  diverting policy, it's fascism. He says the world may have
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  been tricked into believing the economic promises made by globalist organizations.
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  The shine is now off, it's failing and not gaining traction.
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  Habib said the WEF isn't the only organization that is
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  running rough shot over multiple countries. The European Union is
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  also doing similar work with the countries in its block
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  through a multitude of regulation. Habib said, well, great, that's
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  all fine and well, but that's not what we're here for.
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  We're here to talk about Jeffrey Epstein and the fact
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  that this whole entire organization is polluted by his cronies,
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  and as far as I'm concerned, that's plenty enough of
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  a black mark for me not to like the WEF
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  and certainly for me not to trust them. And I'm
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  guessing most of you out there feel the same way.
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  All Right, folks, that's gonna do it for this one.
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