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🚨 GLOBALISM JUST DIED IN DAVOS
Howard Lutnick just walked into the lion’s den — and told the World Economic Forum exactly what they didn’t want to hear.
“Globalism has failed.”
Not whispered.
Not softened.
Declared — on their own stage.
He dismantled the entire WEF doctrine in minutes:
• Offshoring hollowed out the West
• Cheap labor destroyed innovation
• Net Zero made Europe dependent on China
• Sovereignty begins with borders
• Nations must control their industry, energy, and medicine
Then came the line that shook the room:
“Why would Europe agree to Net Zero when they don’t even make a battery?”
That’s the truth globalists can’t answer.
Green agendas without industry.
Climate pledges without sovereignty.
Moral posturing while outsourcing power to Beijing.
America First isn’t isolation.
It’s independence.
And Lutnick made it crystal clear:
The old model is finished.
The globalist experiment has failed.
And the future belongs to nations that put their people first.
Davos just heard the obituary — live.
No medical reason to give newborns Hep B vaccine if mother is not infected. All mothers who deliver in a hospital are tested. This “scientist’s” fetish for vaccines not supported by the data
@Prov29_25@VividProwess@MarciaSessler If it's their right to burn the American flag in protest, then it's the man's right to pull the flag out of the flames in protest against their viewpoint. Free speech works both ways.
@libsoftiktok Think about it, there were no fat, overweight, obese people in concentration camps. They simply didn't have the opportunity to eat anything they wanted.
@Sarah_Katilyn After 35 year in finance, I do miss my co-workers and the office environment. It was like a club with friends I got to go to everyday. Now I still get up early and walk the dogs, but then I trade the first 2-3 hours of the market to keep my mind sharp...and to make money!
Obviously we have to have live debates.
Let the public have a say in the questions (no notice ahead of time of course). And 3rd party candidates should be invited.
Most important job in the world demands full transparency. Anything less is a threat to democracy.
I have argued this for years. Move 25% of federal agency workers to states that need the economic boost.
Too much wealth / power concentrated in and around DC. Creating a bubble similar to what Wall Street used to be.
I think I I have a pretty unique view on the pandemic and inflation.
Why?
Because I never stopped traveling.
I got Covid in June 2020. Was awful. 104 temp for two days. Hit me while driving to Wisconsin. Slept in the car at one point. Didn’t announce it on air because what’s the point. Anyway…
After that I went to or through 21 states in 2 years. We covered important stories and the election by flying with massive safety protocols and driving alone. At one point I was one of 3 people on a plane. Did 3,500 miles over the election in a car solo (by the way, nailed it in our coverage on @CNBC about counties that could flip. I think we got 4 of 5 correct).
I found that much of America didn’t shut down. Restaurants and bars packed. Many still going to offices. Florida had 2 hour waits at some restaurants in early ‘21. Car sales soared. Housing too.
Personal note: I would get home from a trip and my wife would send me to the basement for a week to keep the family safe (thank you home TV studio and the network caring). I probably took 100 PCR tests.
Yet the government kept stimulating the entire time as if everyone was in the same lockdown mode as DC, NYC or LA. Free money everywhere. New cars lined the roads. People bought boats off of PPP loans. Clearly fraud was rampant.
I get they couldn’t target the stimulus by region. And it’s not a judgment on protocols or reaction to the awful pandemic. It’s merely what I saw on the road (along with my brave and great crews .. they would say the same).
Much of that money saved businesses that would have gone under. I commend DC for quick and decisive action. Bipartisan urgent reaction was needed.
But to throw trillions randomly at an entire economy when half the nation never stoped operating at full steam was certainly going to have long lasting impacts.
And here we are.
Inflation will remain hot for a while.