In this article for The Nation, Bernie Sanders, the longest-serving Independent in the US congress criticizes how the elite’s quest for wealth concentration is fueling the conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza, and Yemen.

He says: “Throughout history, massive concentrations of wealth have brought about more war, undermined democracy, and destabilized the world…we live in a world where a small number of multi-billionaires and multinational corporations exert enormous economic and political country over virtually every country on earth. This is not conspiracy thinking. This is the reality we are experiencing.”

Editor’s Note: What Sanders refers to in this article is no longer a secret. The world’s elites, despite their “philantrophy”, have never really prioritized societal wellbeing. On the contrary, they have used philantrophy to buy influence. [Those who would like to explore this issue further should read When Corporations Rule the World by David Korten and Confessions of an Economic Hitman by John Perkins].

Knowing this, we must now look at the World Economic Forum (WEF) and question the initiatives they bring forth to the world. Who benefits? How much money do they stand to gain? As the Philippine government deepens its relationship with the WEF, they are selling the very soul of our people [read Philippines to Host WEF Roundtable In March 2024, How the Davos elite are railroading democracy. Also read 2024: PLUNGE INTO DESTRUCTION OR BIRTH OF A NEW HUMANITY?].

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