Klaus Schwab took $6,000 in seed money in 1971 and transformed the World Economic Forum (WEF) from a humble gathering of academics into the world’s most exclusive club. The WEF now collects $390 million annually.
Controligarchs: Exposing the Billionaire Class, Their Secret Deals, and the Globalist Plot to Rule Your Life follows money beyond politicians—and their petty squabbles in Washington—straight to the top: Davos. It is in this small alpine town that jet-set billionaires and shadowy bureaucrats are planning the next decade of our lives.
The market capitalization of WEF’s main members, corporate giants such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Google, Comcast and Pfizer, exceeds $10 trillion. Double that if you include $10 trillion asset manager BlackRock, whose founder and CEO Larry Fink is a WEF board member. So with more than $20 trillion (more than the GDP of every nation in the world except the United States) moving into the coffers of its members, it’s easy to see why the WEF is able to exercise an extraordinary influence.
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