WEF Orders Journalists To ‘Cease and Desist’ Exposing Secret Globalist Agenda

The World Economic Forum has instructed mainstream media outlets and journalists to “cease and desist” exposing their secret agenda and instead focus on more important issues such as “climate change” and

Adrian Monck, managing director of the WEF, also slammed politicians who questioned the globalist body’s policy proposals, particularly in Canada, where a national debate has been raging about the WEF’s increasing control over the world since the pandemic began and the role the WEF has played in the energy crisis.

According to Monck, anybody who questions anything the WEF says or does is spewing disinformation.

“Sadly, Canada was one of those places where…there’s a vulnerability to disinformation. It’s an open society. And…that particular strand of disinformation went into the mainstream,” Monck told CBC Radio’s The House in a Saturday interview.

“Canada should be talking about a lot of things right now. It shouldn’t really be talking about the World Economic Forum based here in Geneva.”

Except that the World Economic Forum based in Geneva is pulling the puppet strings in the Canadian parliament. Klaus Schwab has boasted about “penetrating” the Canadian government with his Young Global Leaders, including the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, among others. So why shouldn’t Canadians being talking about their real leaders over there at the WEF in Geneva, Switzerland?

Monck went on to claim that the “Great Reset” term is really just a harmless talking point created during the COVID pandemic that deserves no real attention. He told Catherine Cullen, host of CBC Radio’s The House.

“One of the things our organization tries to do is say to people, ‘Look beyond the one week, three months and think about maybe some of the longer term things you could be doing.’ That was what the great reset was aimed to do back in the summer of 2020.”

Of course, Monck’s argument is itself disinformation.

WEF founder Klaus Schwab himself boasted that his organization “penetrated the cabinets” of multiple governments through its Young Global Leaders program to facilitate its Great Reset policies — that fact alone is enough to dismiss Monck’s complaints.