How the WEF is turning the West into a high-surveillance prison

Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF), is stepping down from his role, marking a shift in the organization's history. Despite his departure, the WEF's agendas persist, particularly the promotion of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which threaten financial freedom under constant surveillance.

Proponents claim CBDCs will enhance financial inclusion, but they centralize government control over finances.

The WEF also advocates for significant reductions in meat consumption, promoting lab-grown and insect proteins, sidelining traditional farming methods. The push for alternative food sources raises concerns about their environmental impact and practicality.