READ ALL ABOUT IT 'BOMBSELL' REPORT: WEF 2023 Global RISKS OUT
Clue: Their report is not a list of things they’re worried about. It’s a list of things they know are coming down the pike, and what worries them long term. Their contingencies are not made public for reason, but they see the 'future'. Remember they have a hand in many of the failed policies today. Many of their members are political and economic elite.
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2023: Bottom line in within the next two years:
“Energy supply crisis”; “Cost-of-living crisis”; “Rising inflation”; “Food supply crisis” and “Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure”
Misleading? A detailed report on what people in the WEF are causing (clears throat), sorry are 'letting us know ahead of time of potential future problems'.
Key Take Away's:
- Digital rights: Privacy in peril
- Economy going into the crapper
- Social Disorder and Cost-of-living crisis
- Perma-pandemics and chronic capacity challenges
https://www.weforum.org/reports/global-risks-report-2023
It's 98 pages and their analysts are on it. Looking through the report they have used many research companies who we have no idea true affiliation with. Remember the 2030 own nothing and be happy? I guess they got this report a little early. Remember if problems are 'caused', solutions are 'created'.
" Data-enabled anocracies The right to privacy is not absolute; it is traded-off against government surveillance and preventative policing for the purposes of national security. However, the surveillance potential of data has meant that access to sensitive information can increasingly be obtained without due process or transparency. In some cases, data protection laws that require consent effectively waive the legal protections against electronic surveillance of private communications and location data. In the United States of America, data is aggregated
and sold on the open market with limited regulatory restrictions, meaning enforcement agencies can purchase GPS location data without warrants or
public disclosure."
Growing trade-offs between innovation and security page 45
Growing trade-offs between innovation and security Data is an important factor of production, and collection and flows are essential to fuel innovation for enhanced economic productivity (including automation), as well as socially beneficial uses. More expansive and innovative
applications of AI and other emerging technologies will require cross-industry and public-private data aggregation. The centralization and consolidation of some types of data can lend a competitive advantage
to economies, such as through improved health outcomes associated with advances in biotechnology. Yet governments may also increasingly struggle to balance the potential harm of privacy loss against the benefits of more rapid development of emerging technologies.
"Even in the absence of a global crisis, the 1980s “lost decade” of development in Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa provides a very real example of the economic and humanitarian crisis that can arise
from a sovereign debt default, including currency free falls, collapses in output, cost-of-living crises and rapid increases in poverty. The 41 countries that defaulted on their debt in the first half of the decade required eight years, on average, to reach their pre-crisis GDP per capita".
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I did a little bit of sleuthing to see a few of the data compilation firms employed in this report. It's important to note that this was written in the past and published now. Forsite of the issues at hand have already been discussed during Covid 2020. Here is a snippet of one of data compilers.
About us
Dynata is the world’s largest first-party data platform for insights, activation and measurement. With a reach that encompasses over 67 million consumers and business professionals globally, and an extensive library of individual profile attributes collected through surveys, Dynata is the cornerstone for precise, trustworthy quality data. The company has built innovative data services and solutions around its robust first-party data offering to bring the voice of the customer to the entire marketing continuum – from insights to activation, measurement, and optimization. Dynata serves more than 6,000 market research, media and advertising agencies, publishers, consulting and investment firms and corporate customers in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Learn more at www.dynata.com
Website
http://www.dynata.com
Industries: Market Research
Company size: 5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters: Plano, Texas
Type : Privately Held
Specialties:
Data and Insights Platform, Survey Authoring, Audience Selection, Data Analytics & Reporting, Sharing & Publishing, Connected Data, Cross-platform Marketing ROI , Brand Health Tracking, Voice Services, High quality B2C and B2B Data , Online Qualitative Research, Digital Ethnography, Survey Programming, Creative Testing, Online Surveys, DIY Surveys, and Online Research Panel
Top five risks identified by the Executive Opinion Survey (EOS)
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Global Risks 2033: Tomorrow’s Catastrophes
Page 29 is laughable. After scimming through this whole report, where problems are identified by many of the WEF members themselves, they see these top 10 issues facing the planet going forward. It's as if they disregarded all of the 'research' that went into this report.
Even though page 25 shows the real risks, the conclusion is of course the environment. You see this is what the elite are truly worried about. Not the economy, not social cohesion of human beings. “Misinformation and disinformation” is an issue for them, so of course narratives must be controlled. Their money and power will certainly ride this through the storm. It's just those pesky human beings ruining the planet for them in 10 years from now!
Price hikes in basic necessities, 2020-2022. The IMF’s most recent projections anticipate a decline in global inflation from almost 9% in 2022 to 6.5% this year and 4.1% in 2024, with a sharper disinflation in advanced economies.
**Geoeconomic warfare “Geoeconomic confrontation” was ranked the third-most severe risk over the next two years by GRPS respondents. **
You can see the report yourself at: https://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Global_Risks_Report_2023.pdf