WEF elites discuss how to “Trump-proof their economies” at the globalist emergency in Davos

The Western world's elite gathered for the World Economic Forum's annual globalist jamboree in Davos this week, and former President Donald J. Trump was at the helm.

With the idea beginning to sink in that the Republican front-runner will beat geriatric President Joe Biden in the upcoming election, globalists are bracing for the worst and discussed a less favorable operating environment as they wrapped up the festivities in the Alps swiss

In a panel discussion Friday on “The Global Economic Outlook,” Bloomberg features Francine Lacqua he asked WEF leaders on how they planned to “Trump-proof their economies” if the nation's 45th president returns to Washington, DC and scraps the Europe-first policies of the Biden regime.

(Video: YouTube/World Economic Forum)

“David, several leaders have expressed concern about what Donald Trump in the White House means for fragmentation, for foreign policy. Is there any way that the rest of the world can put their economies to the test of Trump?” Lacqua asked David Rubenstein, co-founder of private equity firm The Carlyle Group.

“Ummm, if someone has a way to do it, I think they'd have to patent it and probably sell it to someone else,” Rubenstein replied, “that would be very hard to do.”

Christian Lindner, Germany's federal finance minister, was asked by Lacqua how “Europe should prepare” for Trump's potential return to the world stage.

“I think we are talking too much about Donald Trump in Europe, and we should prepare for a possible second term of Donald Trump by boosting our European competitiveness,” he said. “Doing your homework is the best preparation for a possible second term for Donald Trump, and that includes our abilities to defend ourselves.”

“I think the best defense, if that's how you want to see it, is the attack. And to attack properly, you need to be strong at home. So being strong means having a strong deep market, having a real single market,” European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde replied.

Another prominent left-wing globalist who was not on the panel sounded the alarm about the upcoming US election and the shift in control of the government to those who are loyal to America.

“One man, Donald Trump, literally came in and just took this, took this, took all of this…” stammered Alex Soros, who has inherited his father George Soros' global web of evil.

NEW – Alex Soros in Davos: “One man, Donald Trump, literally came in and just took this, took it, took all of this. Um, you know, um, you know, um, you know .”pic.twitter.com/r0kW3aCqT5

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) January 19, 2024

Globalists have every reason to fear Trump, who this week struck a key component of his agenda for total control through financial slavery, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) that some have compared to the biblical brand of the beast or, in less dramatic terms, a Chinese-style social credit system.

President Trump vows to block the creation of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the United States:

“This currency would give the federal government absolute control over your money. You wouldn't even know it was gone. This is a dangerous threat to freedom and I will stop it.” pic.twitter.com/u4G9RkOXxf

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePress) January 18, 2024

“This currency would give the federal government absolute control over your money. You wouldn't even know it was gone. This is a dangerous threat to freedom and I will stop it,” Trump vowed, sending a shiver down the spine of globalist overlords. both foreign and national.

Staff writer

Chris Donaldson is an ordinary, ordinary American who is concerned about rampant corruption as well as the ongoing attacks on our way of life by those who despise our hard-won freedoms. A Navy veteran, he has been a frequent contributor to conservative websites and resides in Florida.

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