Klaus Schwab and the WEF (WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM)
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In computer programming circles, the evil nature of Billy Boy Gates has been known for a long time...
WATCH: UN Troops Being Brought in as Migrant Refugees
“Oklahoma Outlaws WEF Agenda From State: “Globalist Politicians Will Be Prosecuted”
Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt signed a new law on Wednesday that prohibits globalist organisation’s such as the WEF, UN and WHO from pushing their agenda in the State.
Bill 426 will go into action immediately, and makes it illegal for the WEF and any of its operatives from pushing their globalist agenda in Oklahoma.”
WAY TO GO OKLAHOMA!!! Every state needs to pass this!
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I wish Kansas would pass that.
Tennessee too
I’m rooting for all the Red States to pass it. Don’t be shy. Call or email your representatives and let them know you expect them to pass this.
Frankly, it is the most effective way to stop these globalists from harming us and our children.
Frankly, it is the most effective way to stop these globalists from harming us and our children.
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AND just saying nope.
We're pretty rural, and I know their first plans are for the cities. I don't go to cities much. Good luck trying to get rural folks to move to a 15 minutes city.
I look on my husband's facebook page now and again. The weird things that pop up frequently...one thing I notice is AI graphics of tiny homes (that all look the same) in a sort of a neighborhood (no driveway or anything), and it's amazing to me in the comments that people say, "Oh wow, I'd love to live there! Tell me where!". And I can picture people living in those little places with their noses in their screens all day, and their bug food being delivered to their doorsteps. To some, this is utopia. To me, it's dystopia.
We're pretty rural, and I know their first plans are for the cities. I don't go to cities much. Good luck trying to get rural folks to move to a 15 minutes city.
I look on my husband's facebook page now and again. The weird things that pop up frequently...one thing I notice is AI graphics of tiny homes (that all look the same) in a sort of a neighborhood (no driveway or anything), and it's amazing to me in the comments that people say, "Oh wow, I'd love to live there! Tell me where!". And I can picture people living in those little places with their noses in their screens all day, and their bug food being delivered to their doorsteps. To some, this is utopia. To me, it's dystopia.
