The Great Reset

I can't give a summary of a whole book on a Sunday night at 22.45.

I haven't been reading this thread from start to finish, not totally sure of what Gortanna is saying but can come back again and make some points.

Obviously Scwhab does not characterise his vision as evil or call it a plot.

On the WEF web site they have ads like 'Hey look in the future we can use surveillance to track people by their individual heartbeat' but don't say this will be forced on people or used to restrict their privacy.

Meanwhile in New South Wales people are forced into downloading a face recognition app as a condition of escaping unbearable quarantine conditions. For 'public safety'.

Basically it appears that any kind of declared crisis can serve as a justification for introducing surveillance tech which kills stone dead freedom and privacy.

Kinda sounds like you haven't actually read his book then. It's a bit weird that you start talking about what's on the WEF website rather than his book.

I think the reason is that his book explains his views pretty concisely and don't leave much room for conspiracy theorists to stretch them to fit their narrative of an evil global plot.

Does his book explain his ploy to remove the concept of ownership from the globe by 2030? How does he plan to achieve this?

How does he plan to achieve his ploy to kill freedom and privacy as outlined in his book?

He is making personal predictions and observations, like anyone else. You need to stop believing these people are all-powerful cartoon villains.

You keep reading "things" like the above because you seek out that nonsense. There's a market for it, you. People have been clicking on that crap for 20-odd years. The Central banks this, the governments that, always the same con-men and cranks twisting and distorting the normal to make it sound like something nefarious and dystopian, and it's always "just around the corner". Posters have explained this stuff to you before, but you just ignore it and latch onto the next piece of exciting 1984 sounding nonsense.

Ernst Wolff the economist? He's a crank. He sells books to people like you. The dollar is in it's death throes, we are in an unrecoverable economic spin, the pandemic has accelerated the inevitable, national debt for most countries is out of control, the warning signs are everything, blah, blah.. it's easy to write all that brain-dead crap. Since I work in the field I could dress anything up with fancy financial jargon, insert hyperbole and make it sound like doomsday is coming. You'd lap it up.

You're not being honest here. You've asked a question so broad it is essentially a large assignment.

I already said I haven't read the whole thread either.

Either narrow down your questions or make a point yourself to spark discussion.

As I've said before the Q&A mentality of posters on this forum should be met with refusal.

I can't go into the Mayo GAA discussion thread and ask someone defending Aidan O'Shea's selection to give me an explanation of how Aidan O'Shea has contributed to each of the seven All-Ireland campaigns he has played in for Mayo then sit back and wait for an answer.

Discuss like a reasonable or person or don't.

Imagine you go to the GAA forum, claim that the latest match score is wrong, accuse anyone who disagrees with you of being a "sheep" or a "shill", evade questions and act obtuse about your claim, lecture people about the "truth" and then throw a tantrum when challenged.

You'd be booted off instantly.

Yet on this forum it's standard behaviour. Day in, day out. If it isn't the conspiracy theorists themselves, then it's the contrarians who come into these threads to validate them. All I know is we're 93 pages in and still not a coherent theory about the "Great Reset" (which is par for the course for pretty much all threads here)

Questions about the book

1. What is "sinister" from the book?
2. Does it state private ownership will be abolished or not?
3. What is the "ugly, horrible" vision of the future?

And question dodged again.

I think its clear why you are dodging.

Either the book does not support this conspiracy claim or you have not actually read it.

If these things were true you'd be rubbing our faces in it.

1. Have you read the book?

2. Do you intend to read it?

3. If not, why are you asking about it?

I may write a long-form book review perhaps.

Lol that's dodging questions man.

You're refusing to answer because you understand that the honest responses highlight why the conspiracy theories aren't actually true or rational.

You're welcome to ask questions of your own. Might be more productive than just declaring things and refusing to discuss them because you're easily upset.

1. No.

2. No. Because from all reports it's pretty dull. Also conspiracy theorists have failed to show that the book contains any information that is interesting or points to the conspiracy they claim.

3. I'm asking because a. I'm interested in why conspiracy theorists are claiming a conspiracy when the book doesn't seem to support that and

b. The fact that the main proponents of the conspiracy theory haven't actually read the book kinda shows the flaws in conspiracy theory thinking. Asking people if they've read the book highlights this when they say no or otherwise refuse to actually discuss the book.

See how easy it is to answer questions directly and clearly.

Have you ever written a book? They all take different lengths of time to write and publish.

July was the 7th/8th month of covid, so go away with your exaggeration of 3 months!!!

Think.

1. He co-wrote a book in the half a year that Covid was around. Nothing surprising about that. "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" was written in a few days, the first Sherlock Holmes book by Arthur Conan Doyle was written in a few weeks.
2. If that's not the explanation, then what is the conspiracy explanation? Out with it..

You seem fixated on Klaus Schwab, so it's puzzling why you aren't reading any of these books. Are you afraid that if you actually read them they might destroy your exciting conspiracy fantasies or are you simply too lazy, which is it?

Can someone explain how some one can be so afraid of a book they haven't read?

Can someone explain why people keep believing in a conspiracy theory they can't explain or defend?

Or maybe Gortanna you can explain your explanation for this?

How did he write the book so fast according to you?

Was this before or after he wrote the children's song that you also believe predicted the pandemic etc?

What a silly, shallow and mindless thing to come back to the thread with after you abandoned it and your points for so long.

More parroting from twitter I imagine. Someone you follow most likely posted this and you thought it was clever and stole it.

Ya know, thinking about it...

Gortanna and his previous accounts have been going on about Schwab's book for nearly 2 years now, yet he still hasn't actually read it.

If it's taking him this long to finish a book it's easy to imagine why he thinks it's impossible to write in a shorter time.

"It takes me two years to read a short book. Therefore it must take years more to actually write it. Therefore the book was written years ago cause the pandemic is all planned out."