Eight U.S. Big Tech companies are partnered with the globalist, anti-free speech World Economic Forum.
Eight major U.S. Big Tech companies, including Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft, are partnered with the World Economic Forum (WEF), which is gearing up for its 27-29 June summer conference, “Annual Meeting of the New Champions” in Tianjin, a city in communist China, MRC Free Speech America found. The conference theme is “Entrepreneurship: The Driving Force of the Global Economy” with focuses that include “energy transition” and “safeguarding nature and climate.”
In addition to hosting the conference in a country notorious for its autocratic censorship and surveillance, WEF has also invited Xin Baoan, a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) asset, to co-chair the event. Xin Baoan is Executive Chairman of the State Grid Corporation of China. As the name makes clear, State Grid is owned by the Communist Chinese government.
The World Economic Forum is infamous for its initiative “The Great Reset”. It previously detailed its vision for the future in a piece titled, “Welcome To 2030: I Own Nothing, Have No Privacy And Life Has Never Been Better.” WEF’s utopia would include AI and robots replacing many jobs, no private ownership or transportation, and intense surveillance: “somewhere, everything I do, think and dream of is recorded. I just hope that nobody will use it against me.” Are U.S. tech companies aligned with WEF’s vision here?
WEF is also openly anti-free speech. In October 2022, WEF published a piece from Oliver Wyman Forum CEO John Romeo. The piece mourned the “declining trust in mainstream information sources” and supported censorship, claiming that, “Governments, business and individuals must work together to reduce the spread of disinformation.” Again, in January 2023, WEF hosted a panel during its Davos conference, moderated by now-fired CNN host Brian Stelter, titled, “The Clear and Present Danger of Disinformation.” Panel participants pushed for “pre-bunking” (i.e. censoring) content. WEF is also partnered with Open Society Foundations, the network of insidious, anti-free speech leftist billionaire George Soros. U.S. tech companies should stand for free speech, not assist a pro-censorship organization.
Below are eight major U.S. tech giants partnered with WEF, many of them with their own anti-free speech track record:
These U.S. tech companies, as problematic as they already are, should not be partnered with the anti-free speech WEF, especially since WEF is aligning itself with the dictatorial and genocidal CCP.
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