World Economic Forum: Banking Profiles

Executive Summary

• The World Economic Forum is a cartel of billionaire private banking interests that coordinate with each other to promote corrupt privatization, fake charities, and control over governments.

Introduction

A cat’s paw of world private banking and big money interests. The WEF puts on the Davos in Switzerland. The WEF pretend to be a type of think tank with virtuous motivations; their website is filled with alternative energy proposals and how to make things for a better future. Still, the WEF only exists to push for pushing things like privatization and the takeover of public infrastructure projects by corrupt private banking interests. The EU has a specific provision called the Eurostat rule, which allows public debt to be recategorized as private debt if the project is part of a PPP. The EU offers $55 B in structural funds and other grants that can only be used for PPP projects. This illustrates the connectivity between the EU and private banking interests. The EU pushes its member countries towards corrupt and wasteful PPP projects to benefit the interests of those connected to the EU. These private banking interests then lobby the EU to be even more promotional of PPPs. The European Investment Bank even has a “European PPP Expertise Center” to help consult and advise member countries looking to engage in PPPs. The website promotes what a great thing PPPs are, as you can see at this link.