SUMMARY: This post will attempt to understand the thinking and motivations of the World Economic Forum and its allies. They believe in upcoming catastrophic changes in Earth's climate. According to their data, only decisive rapid action can prevent a catastrophic discontinuous climate change.

Within their frame of reference, the only sure way to avert it is to engineer an economic depression, which could reduce CO2 emissions by up to 70% within a year. Doing so is surprisingly easy if the WEF controls several large central banks, which is indeed the case.

Will the WEF engineer a global Depression?

Dear Reader: I will explain my understanding of what drives the World Economic Forum, other "global stakeholders," and their thinking.

This attempt to understand is not an endorsement or an attempt to justify them. I am intentionally NOT making a moral or scientific judgment here. My readers are smart enough to think and make their conclusions about climate. I hope my post will appeal to both climate change doubters and climate change believers. Both are welcome on this substack.

I am not trying to convince you that climate change is real (or is a hoax). I am trying to understand what drives people who lead the world's decision-making – and, in this case, those who think they are our saviors and are rescuing our planet from climate change.