Klaus Schwab的重新設定:共產主義取代自由企業
Klaus Schwab's Reset: Communism Replaces Free Enterprise
October 29, 2020
TIME Magazine Backs Anti-Capitalist Reset
時代雜誌支持反資本主義的重新設定
Time Cover Symbolism
時代雜誌11月2-9日封面的象徵主義
11 people on the Cover. (11 adults plus 1 child)
The 11 is a Frequent NWO Number.
11人在封面上 (11個成人加1個小童)
11是新世界秩序的常現數目(註:11代表混亂)。
Installing the Final Piece of the Globe. The Final Piece of the NWO Reset.
裝置地球的最後一塊板塊; 新世界秩序重設的最後一塊板塊。
The top Person is holding a Tree, the Green World Order.
最高的人緊握著一棵樹，綠色世界秩序。
At the bottom is a Woman holding a Child. Families at the Bottom & Green Agenda at the Top.
底部是一個抱著黑人孩子的白人女人;家庭在底部和而綠色議程在頂部。
What do the 2 Arrows mean? Pointing East & North.
兩個箭咀是什麼意思？ 指向東方和北方。
"Rather than chasing short-term profits or narrow self-interest, companies could pursue the well-being of all people and the entire planet."
“公司們可追求全人和整個地球的福祉，而不是追求短期利潤或狹窄的自身利益。”
The reason so many CEO's have quit, why businesses alienate half their customers with political correctness, is that free enterprise and the profit motive are being phased out.
(過去兩年)這麼多行政總裁辭職的原因，為什麼企業出於政治正確性而疏遠一半客戶，是因為自由企業和利潤動機正在被淘汰。
In the future companies will be valued according to their adherence to Communist shibboleths like climate change, minority rights, and "gender equity."
未來，公司將根據其對共產主義準則,在氣候變化、小眾權利和“性別平等”等範疇的遵守程度而評定價值。
~就是這些看似美好的理念迷惑了這麽多左膠,而他們卻又不知道,糖衣包著的新世界秩序內裏是毒藥;無現金社會控制你的財產,植入晶片控制你的生命和言行,智能鏡頭監視你的一舉一動,你生的兒女被取走交給政府,精英之外,每個人都是受控的奴隸😢
Reader: "Satan can't Create, only Reset & Destroy.
God created the Earth & created Man in his IMAGE.
Satan is Resetting the World in his IMAGE.
讀者：“撒旦無法創造，只能重設並毀滅。
上帝創造地球並以他的形造人。
撒但正在以自己的形像重設世界。
The Great RESET
大重新設定
Credit to: HenryMakow.com
時代雜誌全力投入反資本主義的大重新設定
TIME Magazine Goes All-in on the Anti-Capitalist Great Reset
By The Heartland Institute
Oct 23, 2020
On October 23, TIME magazine will dedicate an entire issue to the little-known, but very radical, globalist quest known as the Great Reset.
What is the Great Reset? According to the World Economic Forum, its chief sponsor, “There is an urgent need for global stakeholders to cooperate in simultaneously managing the direct consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is starting The Great Reset initiative.”
Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, penned an article for the special edition of TIME that will focus exclusively on the Great Reset, titled “A Better Economy Is Possible. But We Need to Reimagine Capitalism to Do It.” This is the crux of the Great Reset.
Schwab argues that capitalism, as currently practiced, must be reimagined. Interestingly, the notion of “reimagining” is a buzz word on the Left. Many have called for the reimagining of policing (among several other social institutions), including Barack Obama.
But, Schwab is calling for the reimagining of capitalism, the very system that has lifted billions from abject poverty. According to Schwab, “[T]here are reasons to believe that a better economic system is possible—and that it could be just around the corner.”
According to Schwab, a Great Reset is necessary because, “For the past 30 to 50 years, the neoliberalist ideology has increasingly prevailed in large parts of the world. This approach centers on the notion that the market knows best, that the ‘business of business is business,’ and that government should refrain from setting clear rules for the functioning of markets. Those dogmatic beliefs have proved wrong. But fortunately, we are not destined to follow them.”
Schwab’s solution is the Great Reset, which would include the introduction of stakeholder capitalism.
As he writes in TIME, “In September, my belief that a more virtuous capitalist system is possible was reaffirmed by an initiative of the forum’s International Business Council led by Brian Moynihan of Bank of America. They released the Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics.”
Some of these metrics would include, “What is the gender pay gap in company X? How many people of diverse backgrounds were hired and promoted? What progress has the company made toward reducing its greenhouse-gas emissions? How much did the company pay in taxes globally and per jurisdiction? And what did the company do to hire and train employees?”
Schwab claims momentum for stakeholder capitalism has been building since 2016, the year Donald Trump was elected president. Coincidence? Unlikely. Trump is an avowed supporter of America first, and is fairly cynical when it comes to globalism.
As Schwab says, “The initial idea that companies should try and optimize for more than just short-term profits came around 2016 from a handful of business leaders who wanted the private sector to play a role in achieving the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals … In the following years, pressure from social- and climate-justice movements such as Fridays for Future (inspired by Greta Thunberg), #MeToo and Black Lives Matter added to the sense of urgency.”
Like many who are calling for radical transformation, Schwab is piggy-backing off of the discontent that has rattled the world in recent years, but has been magnified since the pandemic began.
Schwab concludes his article by reiterating the need for stakeholder capitalism. “Of course, we remain far from our goal of achieving a better global economic system for all. The Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics are just one of many initiatives that are needed to get to such an outcome—and time is quickly running out. … It is up to us to replicate and follow such an approach. When that happens, those who follow the path of stakeholder capitalism will soon find that it leads to a more inclusive and sustainable economy for all.”
Schwab, the WEF, and several multinational corporations, are all-in on stakeholder capitalism. The next big question is will America, where capitalism has reigned supreme for more than two centuries, be on-board too? We might find out very soon, possibly soon after November 3.
Chris Talgo (ctalgo@heartland.org) is an editor at The Heartland Institute.
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