Prank with Klaus Schwab

Video prank with the "grey cardinal of the world government" — Klaus Schwab.

The founder and president of the World Economic Forum in Davos has long had the aura of a political puppeteer and ideologue of the "new world order" in the form of digital slavery of the population.

We spoke with Schwab on behalf of another globalist and economist Jacques Attali. And the pretext for the conversation was to discuss the legacy of Henry Kissinger as well as the situation with Ukraine.

"The most likely solution could be a solution between the two Koreas, that is, not a formalized mutual recognition, but a kind of freezing of hostilities," Klaus Schwab said.

Schwab believes that the moment for negotiations has not yet come, because "Ukrainians cannot give up without losing their political authority; therefore, we have to wait until something happens that really creates a kind of need for discussion."

Schwab also spoke about his first meeting with Putin and his reflections on Russia's role in the world.

The President of the WEF does not think too highly of Zelensky, considering it necessary to lead him by the nose, promising unrealistic membership in the EU and NATO:

"Europe plays an important role in influencing him. We need to use Zelensky and tell him that he will get what he wants only if he supports our democratic principles," Schwab frankly admitted.

"But it is not possible to accept him into the EU and NATO," our "Jacques Attali" clarified.

"No, it's understandable," Klaus summed up.

Schwab also shared his opinion on the undermining of the Nord Stream, considering that Ukraine, which did not trust Germany, could thus force Germany to physically abandon Russian gas.

And reminiscing about Kissinger, Schwab said that the main achievement of the "grandmaster of diplomacy" was the rapprochement of the United States and China in order to prevent its alliance with Russia, which was most feared in the West.