World Economic Forum Concludes “Annual Meeting of the New Champions” in China with Accelerated Plans Toward Global Social Credit and Digital Surveillance

World Economic Forum Concludes “Annual Meeting of the New Champions” in China with Accelerated Plans Toward Global Social Credit and Digital Surveillance

Shawn Bradley Witzemann

The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions gathered in Tianjin, China, June 27-29 to discuss the latest ideas for promoting “the global transition to a green and renewable economy.”

Approximately 1500 participants attended the 14th annual meeting with a stated effort to “boost multilateralism and collaboration in a fragmented world.”

The three-day event, hailed by some as “Summer Davos,” started out with roaring applause for Dr. Evil himself, Klaus Schwab. 

While geopolitical relations continue to devolve between the United States and China, Klaus and the gang remain all too eager to work with the CCP.

Worldwide technocracy and global authoritarianism out of the future ashes of a successful Great Reset Agenda is priority number one.

So, in what should inspire little surprise, Chinese Premier Li Qiang wasted no opportunity to flex CCP influence over the globalist stakeholder meeting — “blasting” the West for apparent efforts to “de-risk” the economy by removing China from the global supply chain. 

While introducing the CCP leader Chairman Klaus’ excitement was hardly contained. 

He lauded Li’s “distinguished career in public service” and praised his “instrumental” role in opening China’s capital market to the world. 

Central to messaging at the event was a push for nations to accept Central Banking Digital Currency and wearable data-harvesting sensors. 

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said that while the United States Congress continues to discuss ways to regulate an American digital dollar, the system faces further challenges with successful implementation. 

With such bold visions for the technocratic future of the world, it’s understandable why the WEF is currently developing more robust and intelligent methods of eliminating dangerous misinformation. 

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