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In her keynote address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed Europe’s unwavering support for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s invasion. However, in the open admission of priority, President Von der Leyen declares the #1 priority of the corporations who run the WEF and world of politics, must be control of speech and information against their interests.

She goes on to note that political dissent, what she calls “polarization within our societies” must be controlled, as the ability of individuals and groups to assemble against the WEF plan remains a constant threat to the fulfillment of the agenda. [Insert a picture of dissident enemy #1, Donald Trump, here] Yes, you do not need to interpret their intent, you only need to listen to their words and accept them.

I am Tuckerrnr1, I am an American, a Floridian, a man from the South. I fear God and my wife, and you, bitch are neither. I am a descendant of men who would not be ruled.

Pretty insulting coming from people who couch their bullshit as context.

Get a rope.

We sit at a precipice of time where the steep descent will bring about a world in which I am struggling to even imagine. I harken back to a time when communism was spreading like wildfire and America stood with its allies to push it back until it collapsed. Now we deal with the red wave of Marxism 2.0 and America is itself infested with the cancer. The ability to control and program now multiple generations and the quickness in which they will surrender freedom is mind blowing. I am an American and a Tennessean, my government serves me and not the other way around. I pray these assholes have seriously underestimated me and my fellow citizens.

There’s a word for people like her: Tyrant

If not mistaken, supposedly their theme/slogan/emphasis for this meeting was: "Rebuilding Trust". Seriously....

These assholes are now a self-appointed world governing body. They have just decided that they are going to run things going forward.

"You'll accept this and you'll like it".

These elites need to be willing to give up 95% of their wealth and privilege - then they may have a more mainstream world view.

Give up your jets, Ritz Carltons, and swanky villas.....then we'll talk. In the meantime, I don't care what you say.

Fuck you, lady. You and all your rich friends.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
Get a rope.

These people should be reminded of the French Revolution.
The "elites" were brought to the guillotine.

It's all just a conspiracy theory they say. Take off your tin foil hat they say.

Now they don't even try to hide it anymore. They must be comfortable in their control.

They’re planning their attacks against Twitter. The most important free speech platform extant. They hate it.

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In her keynote address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed Europe’s unwavering support for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s invasion.

Except it's us footing the bill.

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Originally posted by chellim1:

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
Get a rope.

These people should be reminded of the French Revolution.
The "elites" were brought to the guillotine.

Unfortunately, my last name is Robespierre. I think I’ll sit this one out. lol

ETA: Not really.

An old story: those who accumulate great wealth and power, assume that they are wiser than all others. That they exist in a bubble and "socialize" with any their "peers" only worsens their sense of entitlement and perceived wisdom. Historically, over time, this does not end well, as chellim1 notes with respect to the French Revolution. I would add the Russian Revolution. As others have noted, they have finally come out with their true intentions and agenda.

Fuck them with a Javelin...They couldn't buy enough security!

She was born Albrecht this crap runs deep in her veins. As they say in Bavaria, SAU PREUSS!

"The Albrecht family was among the hübsche ("courtly" or "genteel") families of the Electorate and Kingdom of Hanover—a state that was in a personal union with the United Kingdom—and her ancestors had been doctors, jurists and civil servants since the 17th century. Her great-great-grandfather George Alexander Albrecht moved to Bremen in the 19th century, where he became a wealthy cotton merchant, part of the Hanseatic elite and the Austro-Hungarian Consul from 1895. He married Baroness Louise Dorothea Betty von Knoop (1844–1889), a daughter of Baron Johann Ludwig von Knoop, one of the most successful entrepreneurs of the 19th century Russian Empire

Von der Leyen's father's grandparents were the cotton merchant Carl Albrecht (1875–1952) and Mary Ladson Robertson (1883–1960), an American who descended from a planter family in Charleston, South Carolina. Her American ancestors played a significant role in the British colonisation of the Americas, and she descends from many of the first English settlers of Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Barbados, and from numerous colonial governors. Among her ancestors were Carolina governors John Yeamans, James Moore, Robert Gibbes, Thomas Smith and Joseph Blake, Pennsylvania deputy governor Samuel Carpenter, and the American revolutionary and lieutenant governor of South Carolina James Ladson.[16][17][18] The Ladson family were large plantation owners and her ancestor James H. Ladson owned over 200 slaves by the time slavery in the United States was abolished; her relatives and ancestors were among the wealthiest in British North America in the 18th century, and she descends from one of the largest slave traders in the Thirteen Colonies, Joseph Wragg. Carl and Mary were the parents of Ursula von der Leyen's grandfather, the psychologist Carl Albrecht, who was known for developing a new method of meditation and for his research on mystical consciousness.[19] She is the niece of the conductor George Alexander Albrecht and a first cousin of the chief conductor of the Dutch National Opera Marc Albrecht.[20] Contrary to persistent internet rumours, the Albrecht family is not related to the owners of the supermarket chain Aldi."