The Future the WEF plans for America

CrusaderFrank

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‘We’re finished’: Sri Lankans pushed to the brink by financial crisis

If you want to understand what the WEF has in store for America, look to Sri Lanka

"Sri Lanka has descended into its worst financial crisis since independence, with food, fuel, medicine and electricity becoming increasingly scarce, and calls for the president, Gotabaya Rajapaksa – frequently referred to as Gota – to step down. And 50-year-old Upul, who lives in a poor northern suburb of the city, is among those who have been pushed to the brink of survival. As petrol became scarce and expensive, Upul was no longer able to afford repayments on his rented rickshaw and lost his only means of income. Now he and his four children survive on rice and water. Vegetables and milk powder are just too expensive these days."
 
In part they made bad choices going whole hog organic instead of doing portions at a time. I'm certain that some of those biggest (WEF) world economic forum 'stakeholders' like Gates haven't done anything that would benefit that choice to go wholly organic.

 
In part they made bad choices going whole hog organic instead of doing portions at a time. I'm certain that some of those biggest (WEF) world economic forum 'stakeholders' like Gates haven't done anything that would benefit that choice to go wholly organic.

The Tweener Twins are laughing at anyone who criticizes Gates and WEF but such rich and powerful organizations can influence bad decisions by poor nations
 
‘We’re finished’: Sri Lankans pushed to the brink by financial crisis

If you want to understand what the WEF has in store for America, look to Sri Lanka

"Sri Lanka has descended into its worst financial crisis since independence, with food, fuel, medicine and electricity becoming increasingly scarce, and calls for the president, Gotabaya Rajapaksa – frequently referred to as Gota – to step down. And 50-year-old Upul, who lives in a poor northern suburb of the city, is among those who have been pushed to the brink of survival. As petrol became scarce and expensive, Upul was no longer able to afford repayments on his rented rickshaw and lost his only means of income. Now he and his four children survive on rice and water. Vegetables and milk powder are just too expensive these days."
What we are seeing is the beginning of Birth Pains. All of these issues we see in The World today in my opinion are 100% man made, and 100% intentional manufactured crises.

 

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