Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "Chillingly Detailed Plan to Remake Capitalism from WEF Head | DM CLIPS | Rubin Report" video.

  1. He's not the problem, his masters are. At least with him around, more ppl are becoming aware of the problem
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  2. He is not the king
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  3.  @MrHans818  Klauss has no money and little power. The ones that are telling him what to say, do have significant money. and power
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  4.  @robertkartechner5850  He is not the problem, the entrenched power structures are. Klaus is just a cheerleader. He probably does more good inadvertently because it raises people's awareness of the real problem. If it wasn't for his little club, these this would grow in the darkness of obscurity, now more people are looking at what is really going on
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  5.  @ronsedlak4019  I think he is more of an organizer and evangelist. He's smart, but 60 years out of date. He brings people with fanciful ideas with people who have more money than brains and convines them to go along. Unfortunately both groups are too far out of touch with reality. He's also a literal fascist.
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  6. "Anyone looking for black shirts, mass parties, or men on horseback will miss the telltale clues of creeping fascism. In any First World country of advanced capitalism, the new fascism will be colored by national and cultural heritage, ethnic and religious composition, formal political structure, and geopolitical environment... In America, it would be supermodern and multi-ethnic-as American as Madison Avenue, executive luncheons, credit cards, and apple pie. It would be fascism with a smile. As a warning against its cosmetic facade, subtle manipulation, and velvet gloves, I call it friendly fascism. What scares me most is its subtle appeal. I am worried by those who fail to remember-or have never learned -that Big Business-Big Government partnerships, backed up by other elements, were the central facts behind the power structures of old fascism in the days of Mussolini, Hitler, and the Japanese empire builders.” -Czeslaw Milosz
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  7. When you look into it, it meets all the requirements for fascism.. A friendly multicultural fascism with free healthcare, ubi and a smile. But stil fascism.
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  8.  @owlcaps7876  socialism and fascism are the same thing, not opposites
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  9. Stake holder capitalismis fascism. Fascismis not a bad name that you call people that you don't like. Fascism is a political philosophy that focuses on distributing responsibility for macro policymaking among various social groups (mainly government, labor, and industry). ou can have facism with a smile.
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  10. "Anyone looking for black shirts, mass parties, or men on horseback will miss the telltale clues of creeping fascism. In any First World country of advanced capitalism, the new fascism will be colored by national and cultural heritage, ethnic and religious composition, formal political structure, and geopolitical environment... In America, it would be supermodern and multi-ethnic-as American as Madison Avenue, executive luncheons, credit cards, and apple pie. It would be fascism with a smile. As a warning against its cosmetic facade, subtle manipulation, and velvet gloves, I call it friendly fascism. What scares me most is its subtle appeal. I am worried by those who fail to remember-or have never learned -that Big Business-Big Government partnerships, backed up by other elements, were the central facts behind the power structures of old fascism in the days of Mussolini, Hitler, and the Japanese empire builders.” -Czeslaw Milosz
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  11. Just say no
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  12.  @BlackKettleRanch  Aren't the Rothschilds all dead? I think the people slated to make thr most money ($150T) are gates and china. But I would have no idea.
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  13. He's not in control. None of his ideas are original.
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  14.  @5thLegion  I've heard he's a dick
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  15.  @MrHans818  Lookup "Aktion T4" and what it looks like drs did in the UK during the time of C. Many us states and canada are pushing a t4 copy program
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  16.  @Hyper584k  For what? He can't order people to do things. He is like a private TED talk gets a bunch of tech leaders together with tech visionaries....one guy owns a cpu company, one owns a car company and another owns a boat company.....wouldn't it be neat and futuristic if we could use computers to automatically get cars to drive onto boat type stuff
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