WEF Predictions Are Coming True

In 2016, the World Economic Forum (WEF) created quite a stir with its “You’ll own nothing.  And you’ll be happy” video.  It was soon scrubbed by WEF because of the negative reactions. The video included eight predictions that would come true by the year 2030.  How many have come true in nine years?

Its first prediction stated that whatever we wanted would be rented and delivered by drone.  Well indeed, just owning a home is increasingly out of reach for many Americans, while increasing corporate–owned apartments and other housing as rentals. Owning a car has been of less importance with other transportation alternatives, just rent one for those out of town trips. One ominous clue this prediction reveals, just who will own all those things that will be rented?  Corporations.

As for drone delivery, it is also being put into place.  Walmart, one of WEFs biggest partners, is building its drone delivery service.  Other WEF partners, like DoorDash, are moving drone delivery along.

The second prediction, that the U.S. will no longer be a super power, is also in the process of being transformed with Russian and Israel geopolitics.

As an active participant in WEF’s 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR), it only makes sense that Russia is moving towards the WEF’s desire for a multi-polar world, with Russia identified as one of those leaders.  WEF even describes current conflict and instability as the “global order…undergoing a wrenching transition.”  Advice to corporations is being handed out to prepare them for, and to deal with this new multi-polar world where there is no super power.  Perhaps what is being witnessed with this Russia-Ukraine war is nothing more than a step towards the transition away from U.S. global dominance, which WEF predicted almost ten years ago.  China is also a participant in this global transition and Israel is equally involved.

3D printing of human organs isn’t advancing very fast as its third prediction.  WEF must have underestimated how re-creating one of God’s miracles really isn’t that easy.

The quest for brainwashing humans into eating less red meat somewhat backfired as a fourth prediction.  WEF’s promotion of eating bugs and fake meat as replacement food didn’t go over so well.  While Congress has taken a stab at labeling insect-laden food or fake meat, it might be up to states to get the job done.  But, given the cost of beef now, maybe that is why WEF meant it would be “an occasional treat, not a staple.”  Nobody but the wealthy can afford it.

As a fifth prediction, forced acceptance of illegal migration is finally being addressed by not only the U.S. but by numerous other countries as unacceptable, and it isn’t due to climate change.   WEF isn’t likely to surrender this objective, exploiting humans for their own corporate profits is the name of the game.

The sixth prediction, a global tax on carbon emissions, is in progress, under the purview of the United Nations (UN) and WEF.  While the White House is currently rejecting this scam, at some point with the weight of the UN and WEF behind it, odds are it won’t be going away soon.

Going to Mars, and staying healthy while in space is a seventh prediction, but currently it is only in progress for astronauts.  However, technocrat Elon Musk has his eyes on accomplishing this prediction.  His belief is that setting up a human colony on Mars is “essential for the long-term survival of civilization.”  Unlike other technocrats, Musk believes more humans are needed.

Prediction eight might stir up some emotions, “Western values will have been tested to the breaking point”.  What that means might be unclear, but back in 2016, WEF described it as the difference with the value of individualism versus the state looking after others, as in Europe.  Another explanation refers to the rights of illegal immigrants being trampled and provides a more clear idea about what is wrong with “western values”.

Out of eight predictions, five can be seen in process, two are on temporary pause, and only one hasn’t been acheived, yet.

WEF expanded its predictions to thirty in 2019, and like the video, the predictions were created by the Network of Global Future Councils.  It is these WEF groups that are working on shaping humanity’s future, all thirty-seven of them.

Just last year, WEF again concocted five predictions on what life will be like in 2030.  One bizarre prediction is about ads and how they “will find clever ways to influence your behaviour, based on the same biometric technology that monitors your health.”  Isn’t society already being destroyed, that is manipulated, by advertising and wearables?

WEF isn’t predicting anything.  It is telling the world where they are forcing us to go, collectively.  Unlike Agenda 21, when really understanding it didn’t happen until implementation began, now there is opportunity to understand, and address the dangers being delivered at our doorstep.  By not complying, control can be taken back.

Perhaps now that Larry Fink is the WEF interim Co-Chair with his love of public-private partnerships (P3), a relationship with Trump, who also loves P3, will continue to grow, giving new energy in accomplishing WEF predictions.  That is the concern expressed by Patrick Wood and others in this video.

Seems like the world is always on the defense now, trying to protect itself from WEF and what the corporate world is doing to us, when instead we should be taking the control back.  The world should be saying no to everything WEF is throwing at humanity.  No to surveilling technology, no to anything sustainable, no to forcing ideologies that are an antithesis to freedom and individualism.  Just like Cracker Barrel, the corporate world can be economically forced to stop if humanity does not comply.  Any WEF prediction can be stopped.

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