These people hate you and think you are beneath them, by Marty Bent

Ngaire Woods, professor of “Global Economic Governance” at the University of Oxford, had this to say at a recent gathering of the ghouls held by the World Economic Forum – a forum that no one asked for, yet seems to have an incredible amount of influence over popular coordinated political policy around the world. WEF is responsible for the term “Build Back Better” that you’ve probably heard from one or many of your local politicians over the last year. Here in the ole US of A, those in power actually attempted to pass a “Build Back Better” act. Taking the phrase that is being parroted ad nauseam by collectivists and anti-human zealots who care not one bit about making the world better, but pretending like they do so that they can institute laws across the world that give them more control over the “non-elites” who seem to be catching on to the grift.

This is the epitome of what is wrong in the world right now. There is a class of people who consider themselves “elite” and also believe that this self-ordained status title gives them free reign to make decisions for the “non-elites”. Their top-down decision making in the areas of monetary policy, food production, energy policy, healthcare, and transportation, among other areas, has led to complete mayhem across the world. They are the reason for rampant inflation, an utterly unhealthy society, less reliable grids and higher energy prices, a medical industry that pushes addictive poison and untested vaccines on people, and the completely ineffective and dehumanizing TSA. They pushed all of this on the world, congratulated themselves for it, and are now perplexed as to why the “non-elites” are growing restless as the results of the policies that have been thrust upon them have made their lives materially worse off.