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Want to know what the elite savages are thinking?

Want to know what they're after?

Here Klaus Schwab, Tony Blair and co. let us in on a little bit of the plan...

"Nobody can fight these phenomena, which are only going to increase in the next couple of years in this dynamic technological environment!"

Never heard of Jürgen Stock? Don't worry about it, lots of the tiddlers who enable the elite predator's ambitions are all but anonymous outside of their own wagtail patch. Anyway, the guy who wants you to give in and take whatever the 'dynamic technological environment' stuffs all the way up your bottom, rose to the top of the top cop sh*t pile and got to be the Secretary-General of Interpol.

Imagine that: just about the most senior policeman in Europe is telling us we're beat... We can't fight Big Tech!

Fantasise for Germany, Jürgen! You do what you do and we'll just carry on doing what we do.

And, maybe, we'll meet in the middle somewhere for a tête-à-tête...

So what is it that THEY want the best and the brightest to 'join?'

The World Economic Forum says:

"Cyber Polygon is a unique cybersecurity event that combines the world's largest technical training exercise for corporate teams and an online conference featuring senior officials from international organisations and leading corporations. The 2021 conference discusses the key risks of digitalisation and best practice for the secure development of digital ecosystems.

The 2021 technical exercise builds and tests the skills needed to protect our industries, centring on a targeted supply-chain attack...

This year discussions during the live-streamed conference will centre on secure development of ecosystems. With global digitalisation further accelerating and people, companies, and countries becoming ever more interconnected, security of every single element of a supply-chain is key to ensuring the sustainability of the whole system."

The 'sustainability of the whole system?'

So, an 'insecurity' within just one 'single element of a supply-chain' might see the whole thing crumble and fall?

I hope you're writing this down, lads.