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COVID-19: THE GREAT RESET BY: Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret 1.2.3. Fiscal and Monetary Policy

 They start by encouraging a spending spree from governments. I disagree. It would make more sense to scale back spending in other areas such as blowing up countries that say no to the US government. Also, don't run stupid hearings which are costly to the American public without enough evidence for a conviction or impeachment. I would also argue that organizations such as the Federal Reserve is a huge part of the macro problem. Rather than waiting for a financial crisis to happen, why don't government agencies have a trust set up in case of a terrorist attack or Pandemic? Or have our military here in America to get this, protect us at home. Imagine that. Military in a country they represent. Oh, yeah, China does this which is why they are rarely invaded. With the funds they don't spend on bases abroad they have used in developing their military. They end this section by blaming you and me for needing a way to provide for basic needs. However, at the same time, they clear their puppets from blame. They don't talk about how their contributions control politicians in every government. They certainly don't admit their responsibility for taking quality full-time jobs from people who depend on them to provide a home for their families. Rather they force people to become dependent on the government to control us.


Bibliography

Schwab, K., & Malleret, T. (2020). COVID-19: The Great Reset. Forum Publishing.



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