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26 minutes ago, captain_shane said:

Why do you assume I don't know? I've read the Great Reset, have you?

 

 

The Young Leaders program is a 3 year study program intended for society's  leaders and under the age of 40.

It  provides educational tools, specialized seminars, access to  the world's leading academics and  a secure  forum  where participants can discuss their problems and  successes without  their being spied on or ridiculed or  criticized for  asking questions  of others.

 

I doubt you actually read the "Great Reset" program. What you probably read were the Russian authored and circulated conspiracy claims. Even the Trump campaign has borrowed some of the  ideas of the "Great Reset" with the suggestions to reduce government regulations and to build back stronger. There is valid criticism of the proposal  saying that it is nothing more than  a recycling of previous proposals that was given a catchy name. Recommending  local resilience and  having local food  supplies is hardly  revolutionary.

 

 

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38 minutes ago, cmsally said:

As far as we know WEF is funded by large global corporations. So as it stands, this is essentially meddling by the global private sector in government affairs worldwide. Elected government officials should be accountable to their electorate and not to a number of private global enterprises. The WEF is essentially forwarding the concept of corporate communism, where business elites worldwide have power over the masses without being confined by any national borders.

 

You make a lot of assumptions.

What's your problem with the private sector's  funding of the activities? It's nice that the governments don't have to  pay for this. Are you anti business? Perhaps a commie? You too can join. https://www.weforum.org/join-us/pricing/

How is it meddling? Have you ever read the documentation? Swiss Re  does a risk management report, Zurich Insurance  prepares a report on natural catastrophes on the costs to society. Other companies participate in education and training need planning.  You are regurgitating the nonsensical conspiracy claims that are unfounded.

 

The issues discussed impact everyone. You object to  commercial enterprises acting in a responsible manner. The participating companies have a moral obligation and a duty to their shareholders to participate. look at the topics discussed this year at the Davos summit;

- How to improve innovation and technology

- How to better invest in people through training and education and to give young people  more opportunity.

- The Chief Economists Outlook for trends in 2025

-  Responsible guardianship of the planet - the balancing of profit and human needs with conservation, and sustainable development.

- Rebuilding Trust in civil society institutions and  in the  business world.

- The impact of AI

 

None of the above is controversial,

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Posted
3 hours ago, jcmj said:

I just wonder how much they paid for this prestigious award. 

 

it really isn't an award. It is an invitation to participate in a sponsored continuing education program. More like a scholarship.

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18 hours ago, GreasyFingers said:

You have missed a few but if Thailand gets in that crew it is domed. Did Taksin attend the latest Forum, unlike many that are covering their As from previous attendances.

GF, correct I did miss some.I'm an old dog and happy I had the pleasure of living in the world without these " Young Global Leaders"

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1 hour ago, Patong2021 said:

 

 

The Young Leaders program is a 3 year study program intended for society's  leaders and under the age of 40.

It  provides educational tools, specialized seminars, access to  the world's leading academics and  a secure  forum  where participants can discuss their problems and  successes without  their being spied on or ridiculed or  criticized for  asking questions  of others.

 

I doubt you actually read the "Great Reset" program. What you probably read were the Russian authored and circulated conspiracy claims. Even the Trump campaign has borrowed some of the  ideas of the "Great Reset" with the suggestions to reduce government regulations and to build back stronger. There is valid criticism of the proposal  saying that it is nothing more than  a recycling of previous proposals that was given a catchy name. Recommending  local resilience and  having local food  supplies is hardly  revolutionary.

 

 

http://reparti.free.fr/schwab2020.pdf

Here you go pal, explain how this is a russian authored conspiracy. You should stop posting, you make yourself look really bad.

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1 hour ago, Patong2021 said:

Trump campaign has borrowed some of the  ideas of the "Great Reset"

 

Trump is now doing his very own "Great Reset"  😋

Posted
8 hours ago, captain_shane said:

http://reparti.free.fr/schwab2020.pdf

Here you go pal, explain how this is a russian authored conspiracy. You should stop posting, you make yourself look really bad.

 

That's nice that you refer to a discussion paper from 5 years ago.  Lots of think tanks and interest groups propose things too. Governments everywhere have white papers and policy papers that contribute to policy discussions. It is called  forward thinking and planning. 

There is nothing controversial in the concept of  supply chain resilience. All of the western countries learned a very expensive and hard lesson during Covid when they found out that they were dependent on PPE sourced from China. Almost every western country has adopted some of the proposed improvements. The US government wants to repatriate industrial capacity. So do Australia, UK, Canada, France and most other western governments.

 

However, you are off on a conspiracy nutter fueled tangent of conspiracies because the paper has nothing to do  with the  Young Leaders  skill and educational opportunity.  What is wrong with the PM of Thailand being  provided with a forum where she can discuss strategies and  methodologies?  The concept is used by corporate and institutional  boards worldwide. It runs the gamut from training CEOS to educating board members in their responsibilities and duties as board members and of  compliance  and fiduciary obligations. Because you do not understand, you lash out and criticize.

 

Posted
8 hours ago, captain_shane said:

I literally read The Great Reset book. You should stop making assumptions about stuff you clearly have no idea about. Your ego level is astounding.

 

You may have "read", but whether you understood the content and its context is another matter.

Posted
10 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

You may have "read", but whether you understood the content and its context is another matter.

Bro, shut up and just stop. You thought I was talking about a russian written conspiracy, you have no right to act like you're an intellectual superior.

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On 4/17/2025 at 3:13 AM, webfact said:

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Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been honoured as a 2025 Young Global Leader (YGL) by the World Economic Forum. The 38-year-old leader has been recognised among the top 114 global figures under 40, confirming her influential role as a changemaker. The prestigious platform celebrates emerging leaders with an impressive record of fostering positive change across the globe.

 

Confirmed by government advisor Jirayu Huangsap on April 16, this accolade highlights PM Paetongtarn’s enduring global and national influence.

 

Just recently, she featured in TIME magazine’s 100 Most Influential People list. Despite her relatively brief tenure, her progressive policies and dynamic leadership have been widely acknowledged, solidifying her as one of Asia's youngest and most successful female heads of government.

 

Since assuming office, PM Paetongtarn has tackled various critical issues with notable speed and effectiveness. Her administration has tirelessly combated call centre scams, drug-related crime, and worked on bolstering disaster preparedness.

 

 

 

Key initiatives such as the 30-Baht Universal Healthcare Anywhere programme and a pioneering digital wallet scheme aim to revitalise Thailand’s economy, with both projects contributing to her recognition on a global level.

 

Beyond her political endeavours, PM Paetongtarn is also celebrated for her contribution to promoting Thai culture worldwide. As chair of the Thai Soft Power Committee, she has been instrumental in showcasing cultural events like the Songkran festival to international audiences.

 

The YGL programme, established by Klaus Schwab, seeks to foster responsible leadership, and with over 1,400 global members, it champions efforts to better the world across various fields.

 

Meanwhile, PM Paetongtarn clarified the objectives behind the Entertainment Complex Bill, dismissing concerns about it turning Thailand into a casino hub. She emphasised its goal to drive economic growth and boost tourism, rather than focusing solely on gambling.

 

Based on a story by The Thaiger

 

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isn't that the same GlobalForum in Davos to where all leaders fly in their private jets?

and why is her dear daddy not mentioned? every time he whispers a new move in her ears...

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On 4/16/2025 at 9:13 PM, webfact said:

The 38-year-old leader has been recognised among the top 114 global figures under 40,

 

OMG.....what must the other 113 be like?????

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Posted
13 hours ago, captain_shane said:

Bro, shut up and just stop. You thought I was talking about a russian written conspiracy, you have no right to act like you're an intellectual superior.

 

I am  not your "bro". I did not think you were talking about a russian written conspiracy. Rather, I know you were  repeating the  nonsensical Russian origin claims that the WEF is an international organization intent on world domination. Either that, or you were confused  by having watched too many  Austin Powers and James Bond movies and projected.

One need not  "act" as an intellectual superior,  when it is an evident fact. You achieved that on your own. Perhaps you should stick to preparing aluminum foil head wraps to prevent the reading of your thoughts by the WEF center for information. Be sure to check everywhere for special listening devices. 

Posted
11 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

I am  not your "bro". I did not think you were talking about a russian written conspiracy. Rather, I know you were  repeating the  nonsensical Russian origin claims that the WEF is an international organization intent on world domination. Either that, or you were confused  by having watched too many  Austin Powers and James Bond movies and projected.

One need not  "act" as an intellectual superior,  when it is an evident fact. You achieved that on your own. Perhaps you should stick to preparing aluminum foil head wraps to prevent the reading of your thoughts by the WEF center for information. Be sure to check everywhere for special listening devices. 

Do you work for the WEF? I'm very curious why you're defending them with such rigor.

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Post WW2 history seems to have been shaped more than we realise by ex-Nazis and their accomplices. Even a brief look at the history of the "Ratlines" can suggest this. WEF history shows that Klaus Schwab came from a  family that seems to have collaborated with the Nazis on a large scale. On the one hand we defeated the Nazis but on the other hand we didn't, so it is hardly a "conspiracy theory" to suggest that the WEF might have nefarious motives.

 

https://pearl-hifi.com/11_Spirited_Growth/11_World_Politics/09_Fascism/Schwab_Family_Values.pdf

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1 hour ago, cmsally said:

Post WW2 history seems to have been shaped more than we realise by ex-Nazis and their accomplices. Even a brief look at the history of the "Ratlines" can suggest this. WEF history shows that Klaus Schwab came from a  family that seems to have collaborated with the Nazis on a large scale. On the one hand we defeated the Nazis but on the other hand we didn't, so it is hardly a "conspiracy theory" to suggest that the WEF might have nefarious motives.

 

https://pearl-hifi.com/11_Spirited_Growth/11_World_Politics/09_Fascism/Schwab_Family_Values.pdf

 

If only you showed such a moral compass  in respect to the  appointment  of Robert Kennedy Jr. to a US cabinet position. His grandfather was a nazi sympathizer, or the  appointment  of Elon Musk to  a position of authority. His grandfather and father had some rather abhorrent views of  black africans. You don't seem to concerned  by that.

 

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2 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

If only you showed such a moral compass  in respect to the  appointment  of Robert Kennedy Jr. to a US cabinet position. His grandfather was a nazi sympathizer, or the  appointment  of Elon Musk to  a position of authority. His grandfather and father had some rather abhorrent views of  black africans. You don't seem to concerned  by that.

 

Why are you deflecting? Whataboutism isn't gonna work. Do you work for the WEF?

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2 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

If only you showed such a moral compass  in respect to the  appointment  of Robert Kennedy Jr. to a US cabinet position. His grandfather was a nazi sympathizer, or the  appointment  of Elon Musk to  a position of authority. His grandfather and father had some rather abhorrent views of  black africans. You don't seem to concerned  by that.

 

So in other words, prominent positions are often held by Nazi syympathisers. I think that is what I said. I am no fan of Elon Musk and for me the jury is still out when it comes to Kennedy.

Posted
6 hours ago, captain_shane said:

Why are you deflecting? Whataboutism isn't gonna work. Do you work for the WEF?

 

It is not about whataboutism. I am  pointing out the inconsistency of some arguments. All of a sudden there is a concern for nazis, a concern that was not expressed when the  MAGA crowd was marching with its  torches chanting rather vile statements. There was no concern when protestors were being  labeled by some very hateful terms, primarily based upon their ethnic  backgrounds.

 

The use of the term nazi and the attempt to apply it to people and groups who are not, is a bastardization of history and a dumbing down of reality. Mr. Trump is not a nazi. The GOP is not a nazi party. However, some supporters may hold neo nazi sentiments and some policies may echo some past discredited political and social policies.

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9 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

It is not about whataboutism. I am  pointing out the inconsistency of some arguments. All of a sudden there is a concern for nazis, a concern that was not expressed when the  MAGA crowd was marching with its  torches chanting rather vile statements. There was no concern when protestors were being  labeled by some very hateful terms, primarily based upon their ethnic  backgrounds.

 

The use of the term nazi and the attempt to apply it to people and groups who are not, is a bastardization of history and a dumbing down of reality. Mr. Trump is not a nazi. The GOP is not a nazi party. However, some supporters may hold neo nazi sentiments and some policies may echo some past discredited political and social policies.

Do you work for the WEF? Yes or No is a simple enough answer.

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