Elon Muck Attacks “Boss Of Earth” Klaus Schwab

CEO of Space X, Tesla, and Twitter, Elon Musk went after World Economic Forum chairman Klaus Schwab for his summit on “mastering the future.” Schwab has been heavily criticized for his extreme influence despite not being an elected official, regularly challenges free market capitalism and advocates for preventing climate change. As their mission statement says, the WEF’s goal is to “demonstrate entrepreneurship in the global public interest while upholding the highest standards of governance. … Our activities are shaped by a unique institutional culture founded on the stakeholder theory, which asserts that an organization is accountable to all parts of society.”

The WEF rose to prominence during COVID-19, when in June of 2020 they unveiled “The Great Reset,” which looks to utilize COVID-19’s changes on society to push a political agenda. This team of world leaders and powerful CEOs have an extremely large amount of influence on politics. In 2020, the WEF’s Ida Auken said in The Fourth Industrial Revolution, “You’ll own nothing. And you’ll be happy. Whatever you want you’ll rent and it’ll be delivered by drone.” Statements of this nature are largely why Schwab and the WEF as a whole are so heavily criticized – they have large amounts of power and influence over our elected officials, however, we never elected the WEF to be the decision-makers on the direction of our country and way of life. However, like dark money and lobbyists, and powerful companies such as Blackrock, this $1.2 billion organization has a similar amount of influence.

The WEF has brought on figures such as at the time Vice President Joe Biden, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Gretta Thunberg. Donald Trump has also been a speaker at their annual forum in the past, however, in 2020 his tone was message were the most different throughout the multiple speakers that day – boasting about a “blue-collar boom,” and traditional American capitalist values, which were poorly received by those who agree with the central message of the WEF.

Musk, while being a highly influential billionaire himself, advocates for free speech, and attempts to use his influence in a way that helps the everyday citizens of the United States utilize their voice in a way that can’t be censored. This was a major reason he bought Twitter. Since the election of Donald Trump in 2016, Twitter began censoring and removing users from the platform unnecessarily, and they only increased their amount of censorship in the years following until Elon Musk was able to purchase Twitter, then became the CEO in 2022.

On Twitter, Musk went after Schwab for attempting to be the “boss of Earth,” saying:

“‘Master the Future’ doesn’t sound ominous at all. How is WEF/Davos even a thing? Are they trying to be the boss of Earth!?”

As Scott Adam’s said in his Tweet, “What exactly do they do? And why?,” the WEF is notoriously unclear about their goals, however, when world leaders are involved suddenly things can get through to them quite clearly. Their mission statements as well as calling on the public to “Master the Future” typically don’t resonate with anyone, due in large part to the fact that we don’t have a say in Schwab’s goals or ambitions, and it would be more accurate if he insisted that we simply watch him “Master the Future.”

In a separate Tweet thread, Musk yet again calls out Schwab and the WEF, this time calling the group “Satanic.”

AAN Staff