Sheila Gunn Reid of Rebel News expounded on this hypocrisy in a piece published on Jan. 24. She noted that the small town of St. Moritz, about an hour and a half south of Davos, serves as a staging ground for the WEF's carbon-conscious attendees. St. Moritz's local airport serves as the parking for the private planes of the world's most influential leaders, who then board luxury helicopters toward their final stop.
This isn't just a matter of convenience; it's a stark illustration of the double standards that define the globalist elite. It's a world away from the carbon-conscious rhetoric that dominates the WEF's agenda.
The irony is not lost on those who are critical of the WEF. While the forum pushes for carbon taxes and net-zero emissions, its attendees are among the largest contributors to carbon emissions. Private jets and helicopters are some of the most carbon-intensive forms of transportation, yet these are the very modes of travel chosen by those who preach carbon reduction.
"There's absolutely nothing that happens at the WEF that couldn't happen over a Zoom call," Reid remarked in her piece. Yet the allure of the Swiss Alps and the prestige of in-person meetings seem to outweigh the environmental impact. In contrast, U.S. President Donald Trump made a virtual appearance at this year's WEF meeting – leading the journalist to remark that the real estate mogul "seems to have a smaller carbon footprint than the world's elite who lecture us about ours."...<<<Read More>>>...
