The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) looks more and more like the red carpet at Cannes Film Festival, but behind the appearance of a vanity fair's masquerade where everyone helps everyone else to hold on to their masks, it is undeniable that Davos has a disturbing global power agenda.
We live in a society gripped by fear, and that fear is robbing us of our freedom and preventing us from living our lives, because to live enslaved by fear is not to live. Man was created free, and not to drag his feet sadly bound to the rusty chains of fear.
If the Western media are to be believed, Russian forces are being decimated while the Ukrainian army is inexorably advancing towards victory. However, a more sober view of reality paints a different picture.
The sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines creates a dangerous precedent: is it now lawful to destroy civilian infrastructures in times of peace for the sake of gaining geostrategic advantages?
The surrender of the self-called European political "elite" to the United States is nothing short of stunning. In fact, the real responsible for the EU's foreign policy does not seem to be the High Representative in office, but the United States of America. Thus, European foreign policy does not defend the interests of the European citizens, but those of the US government.
The annual Davos vanity fair took place this week with its usual parade of paradigms of political correctness. Although the vast majority of attendees are mere extras, its character as an elitist club undoubtedly lends it pomp and power. What is discussed at the World Economic Forum?
Astonishing: the president of one of the most corrupt countries in the world lecturing Western parliamentarians while they give him a standing ovation.
Is it possible to judge the war in Ukraine with equanimity? The unanimous daily and unidirectional media bombardment (as with covid), designed to provoke emotional reactions that override our capacity for reasoning, has led to a extreme partiality in Western public opinion, although that’s certainly not the case in the rest of the world.
Once again we are shocked by the horror of war. However, what the media show us is not designed to teach us what is happening, but to provoke immediate emotional reactions, such as compassion, fear, anger and hatred. Therefore, if we want to understand the situation we must use reason and make an effort to free ourselves from this emotional manipulation.
My readers, adults who seek the truth and think for themselves (and who therefore belong to an endangered species) will quickly understand that local wars such as the one that is unfortunately taking place in Ukraine generally respond to complex geostrategic interests that elude simplistic explanations.
