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This saved me money to find out what he’s about. He’s behind these lockdowns.
We all should be on house arrest and using Covid to get us used to it. Would harder to do it with using climate change as a excuse first so they’re using Covid.
I’m beginning to think that this race division and violence by the lemming gang is part of it as well as letting criminals loose and borders open.
Another reason besides Covid to make people believe its not safe go out. Plus divide and conquer.
This is reviews on his Covid Reset Book.
I guess sometimes you can judge a book by its cover.
Only one sheeple in the mix.
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The call for ‘global governance’ is chilling
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020
The book not only calls ‘global governance’, but also for a heightened cooperation between the ‘private sector’ and the ‘public sector’. Private sector: banks and corporations (private interests) Public sector: the government (public welfare) The… See more
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Know your enemy – this is their manual.
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020
Know your enemy – this is their manual. I think they have greatly underestimated the fact that populations will return to their own normal, or close to it, naturally. Opportunistic malfeasance by the Davos ‘elites’ will be their own downfall.
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They deleted my first 2 star review….
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020
Wrote a prior review for Klaus’s work — IT WAS DELETED. Folks the WEF cronies in high places are censoring bad reviews, so KEEP EM COMIN. Klaus speculates, pontificates, then imo defecates on humanity with his utopian vision to first save the planet. You’ll be… See more
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Technocratic Totalitarianism on a Global scale
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020
Yes, you read that right. Technocratic Totalitarianism on a Global scale. This was horrifying, and they’re using this pandemic to do it .
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You MUST Read. SOCIALISM THROUGHOUT.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2020
This is a must read – not because I agree with what Klaus says (I definitely DON’T), BUT because after reading, it all should just click. George Floyd, Trump, China, Vaccines, Contact Tracing, Reduced Privacy, Climate Change, WEALTH REDISTRIBUTION. Pick up your copy. Show… See more
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Propaganda
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2020
This is a pro communist propaganda piece of trash. It’s anti free market capitalism. It’s not worth one penny. It’ll be kindling soon. It’s COVID19 fictionalization is nauseating. It should have a red cover. It tries to sway the reader into NWO thinking.
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It has started and you cannot ignore this book.
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020
I recently read the following book; “ Covid-19, The Great Reset”. One of the Authors is Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum. The WEF was involved in “war gaming” a pandemic in 2019 called Event 201. “ Event 201 simulates an outbreak of a novel zoonotic… See more
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Schwab outlines plan to use COVID-19 as an excuse for global governance
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2020
This really makes you think about the reasoning behind some of the responses to this overblown virus.
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Brain-Washing
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 1, 2020
All in all the book is an attempt to guide the readers mind into believing a reset is required. One in which the reader will lose personal freedom, but gain dystopian leadership while agreeing to do so. The book is written from the “Quantum Perspective” which boils down to…See more
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A delusional book
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 6, 2020
This book explores the current global scenario and discusses what the future might hold for us. We are told we are at a crossroads, one path will take us to a better world, the other will be similar to what we left behind but worse. With a nod to religion (heaven or hell), it is obvious we are supposed to choose the path laid out for us. The authors erroneously suggest that the pandemic has dramatically torn up the existing script of how to govern countries, live with others and take part in the global economy. They tell us that the spread of infectious diseases has a unique ability to fuel fear, anxiety and mass hysteria. To push home this point, the word ‘fear’ is mentioned 31 times in the book. I don’t doubt that there are sections of society who are worried but I fail to sense the emotional carnage that the authors’ describe. Things, they say, will never return to normal but a few pages later suggest that a vaccine, and enough people being vaccinated, will enable us to return to normal. Are warning bells ringing with you? They are with me. The use of selective quotes to spread fear and social unrest, promoting the view that we are heading into chaos and uncertainty, is highly irresponsible. The authors claim a failure of global governance and leadership over Covid-19 and that people now feel the time ripe for reinvention. Presumably this is where The Great Reset comes in. All well and good but I’d like to know who these people are? Prince Charles? Tony Blair? To truly understand the message of the book, you have to know about the authors. Klaus Schwab is an economist, engineer and founder and Executive Chairman of the WEF. The WEF is an elite global non-governmental organisation based in Switzerland committed to shaping a better global future. Thierry Malleret is Managing Partner of the Monthly Barometer (for top-level business and investors) and previously founder and head of the Global Risk Network at the WEF, investment banker and economist. WEF attracts the wealthy and the powerful including those from business, politics, charity and academia, as well as celebrities and activists. Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minster, banned ministers from attending the last WEF meeting at Davos in January 2020 to focus on the people and not on champagne with billionaires. He once told the BBC that Davos was “a great big constellation of egos involved in massive mutual orgies of adulation”. Little things annoyed me about the book such as no Chapter listings at the beginning of the Kindle version giving the impression of a long rambling essay. References to films and novels, e.g. ‘The Plague’ by Albert Camus, were singularly unhelpful. More serious references often failed to tell the whole story. For example, one stated that most (65%) of the world agreed that: ‘In the economic recovery after Covid-19, it’s important that government actions prioritize climate change’. I find it difficult to understand how a survey of 28,029 people out of a global population of 7.8 billion can be a fair representation of global opinion. Also, what wasn’t mentioned was that nearly half (44%) wanted action taken to help the economy recover even if it was bad for the environment. The misinformation continued with the blanket claim that working at home is climate friendly when this is only the case in the summer. Research shows a typical British commuter working at home all year round would have a carbon footprint that is 80% higher than the average office worker (WSP, 2020). For all the talk about global economics and finance, there is much missing. No mention of the implications of the dollar coming off the gold standard in 1971. No mention of Bitcoin, a well-established global digital currency, available to all. The truth about global finance cannot be found here. It can really only be found with people like Mike Maloney and James Rickards. As for climate change and the environment, there is no mention of the green washing which has inveigled its way into every facet of our lives. Recycling has spectacularly failed the world over. The devastation of the natural environment, and the death and displacement of wildlife, caused by global wind farm development is one of the most appalling crimes of the century and continues unabated. Fourteen million trees have been felled for wind farms in Scotland alone. This is the tip of the iceberg. The world is being systematically destroyed by ‘green’ energy development. Climate change is big business and the authors of the book are using it as leverage to push for global control. I would have liked to have seen less self-citation from Schwab, the WEF and to a lesser extent Malleret. Referencing a book with your previous work is not a crime but doesn’t sit well with a lot of people. The rhetoric regarding Covid-19, providing the opportunity for a fairer greener future where wealth will be distributed from the rich to the poor, is laughable. Members of WEF and attendees of Davos are some of the most powerful in society, mega corporations who control and shape us, they are the elite, Royalty, the bankers of the world, the cream of the crop. Presumably, these are the people we are supposed to be handing over global governance to. You would have to be seriously deluded to think that any of them will give up their wealth. In addition, they have had plenty of time to make a fairer, more eco-friendly, world but their track record speaks for itself. I fail to see any reason why we should put any faith in them and this book hasn’t changed my mind. The WEF is an exclusive club and, by its very nature, excludes the majority of the citizens of the world. It’s real aim is global control of the billions of ordinary people and the destruction of nation states. In other words, the imposition of a totalitarian government. The Great Reset is a sham of epic proportions. Read this book with extreme caution. It is a Trojan horse.
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Awful prediction for the future of the human race.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 8, 2020
Trying to convince the reader that the great reset is redquired because of covid. All while stating in the conclusion that the virus is one of the worlds least deadly pandemics in 2000. Give me a break, at least it seems that the plan isnt going as expected. I can clearly see almost everything that has happened in 2020 seems to be continuing with a plan to devide the people while scrambling around trying to usher in the new world order.
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Unconditional Love will be the revolution. Not this.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 7, 2020
The manifesto of a dying organisation. The book speaks volumously of revolutions in all sectors including political, economical, social and technological. What it is blind to however is the imminent spiritual revolution that humanity has been denied for so many years. If…See more
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Klaus Schwab needs to learn the difference between Utopia and Dystopia
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 27, 2020
Having read this book I can honestly say that I think he is confusing Dystopia and Utopia. All he keeps going on about is doing practically everything at home, i.e: Why go shopping when you can shop online and have it delivered to your home. Why go to the theatre, concert or cinema when you can stream all your entertainment at home. Why go to a restaurant when you can order a take away to be delivered to your home. Why go to social gatherings with family and friends when you can all meet up on WhatsApp from the comfort of your home. Why go to a gym when you can use things like Peloton or Wii Fit, yes you guessed it, from the comfort of your home. Why go to a university campus when you can do your course remotely online (yet again from home). How on earth can someone learn medicine or engineering remotely is beyond me to be honest. Some of his claims are just ludicrous. Apparently we are now choosing to shop online more (only because we have been told to stay home and the shops are closed) and choosing to use electronic payments more (again only because we have been forced to). We are more aware of the environment now and are choosing to holiday at home due to fear for our health (nothing to do with the quarantine regulations going abroad and coming back then). But for me the icing on the cake is the statement he made towards the end of the book. If we have a Great Reset incidents like the murder of George Floyd would be totally avoidable. Um, where is he getting that idea from I wonder. Talk about nuts. Basically, what the author really wants is everything online so we can be monitored to the hilt and as many jobs to be done by robots and technology as possible, including the work of doctors and nurses. I wonder if he has shares in any of the Tech Giant companies. This man must be loads of fun to be around. He actually states in the book “Would a Dystopian society really be that bad?” (eyes rolling at this one). The only reason he is getting one star is due to the fact that, having lost my mojo for reading over the last couple of months, I have a renewed spark for my love of books, so some good has come from reading this absolute drivel. If it wasn’t for that reason alone and if the facility were available he would have had Zero from me.