Davos: The Global Elite's PR Campaign

With Davos World Economic Forum around the corner, we are about to witness – yet another – display of academic discussion. Locked away in their ivory towers, the group which passes for an ”informal policymaking” gathering, is going to be discussing global poverty and the global unemployment crisis.

The problem is with the concept of employment itself; we have been conditioned to find fulfillment through jobs that – overhelmingly – are menial, boring and contribute nothing substantial both to our inner development, as well as to answering the most fascinating questions anyone could ever ask:

Who am I?

Where am I going?

Where did I come from?

The elite does not want its servants to be asking these questions. The elite, on the other hand, does not seem to be that interested in answering the age-old questions, either. You would think that with all the money in the world (!), the elite would be more sagacious and open to investing in what matters. But no.

They not only PREFER the status quo; they ARE the status quo.

And no meetings, no protesting with signs, will change this.

What can? Identfying the problem first.

Then finding the solution.

Let’s start with access to all the technologies the elite is keeping away from us.

We can then go from there.

The current world order is unsustainable and the (so-called) elites know it; the question is:

what are they going to do with an increasingly restless global population?