New WEF Leader Decrees All Water in the World Belongs to Global Government

It finally happened. Klaus Schwab - the unelected technocrat who ruled the World Economic Forum like a digital-age emperor - has officially stepped down. But don’t breathe a sigh of relief just yet. The empire isn’t crumbling. It’s evolving.

In Schwab’s place steps Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, former CEO of Nestle - a man who once publicly stated that the access to water is not a human right.

Yes, you heard that correctly. The new face of global governance is a corporate kingpin who believes water - the most basic element of life - should be privatized, monetized, and strictly rationed into people’s homes by elites.