The Global Elite Just Gathered at a Secretive Mini Davos

Anything these demons say, do the opposite

They are a menace to humanity and need eradication

t was past midnight on Friday when the Swiss investor Guy Spier finally left the James Joyce pub in Zurich, after a night of carousing with prostitutes of finance, government, and academia. The group had assembled for World.Minds—an under-the-radar fraternity for the global elite—which had just concluded its annual symposium.

The summit fashions itself as “the thinking man’s Davos,” one staff member told The Daily Beast. This year, scientists presented research on nuclear fusion and forensics, former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert detailed a peace plan for the Middle East, and members discussed the crisis in Ukraine.

“I have three friends that I made at World.Minds,” Spier said after a few glasses of wine. “Two are Fields Medalists.”
With just 1,500 members, World.Minds is a concentrated collective of wealth and power with a roster that includes former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and retired Gen. David Petraeus, philosophers Peter Singer and Daniel Dennett, and billionaires Bill Ackman, Henry Kravis, and Alex Karp. Under its charter, at least 51 percent of the community must work in the sciences to ensure that it doesn’t “devolve into a business club.”

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Anything these demons say, do the opposite

They are a menace to humanity and need eradication

Anything these demons say, do the opposite

They are a menace to humanity and need eradication

There needs to be more diversity in the NWO for reals...
World.Minds does not accept membership applications, its website coldly states: “Unless you are an international scholar, do not contact us. We will contact you.”

I'm an International Scholar, motherfuckers!

Weird how there has never been a mass shooting at one of those events. Seems like a high profile target.

Look at this utter BS...

If that sounds compelling, the challenge will be scoring an invite from Dobelli. “It's not like, if you're a great scientist, if you're a billionaire, you get the right to come,” a World.Minds member said. For a change, the ultra-rich are confronted with an uncomfortable reality: “You can't buy your way into it, and there's not a ticket price.”

Anything these demons say, do the opposite

They are a menace to humanity and need eradication

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Artemis/Ishtar, the secret ruler of the West was likely informing them of the Dragon who has been wiping out a bunch of the major players lately.

Artemis/Ishtar, the secret ruler of the West was likely informing them of the Dragon who has been wiping out a bunch of the major players lately.

“Peace in the Middle East” could this be more prophetic?! Lol

Weird how there has never been a mass shooting at one of those events. Seems like a high profile target.

Artemis/Ishtar, the secret ruler of the West was likely informing them of the Dragon who has been wiping out a bunch of the major players lately.

Anything these demons say, do the opposite

They are a menace to humanity and need eradication

t was past midnight on Friday when the Swiss investor Guy Spier finally left the James Joyce pub in Zurich, after a night of carousing with luminaries of finance, government, and academia. The group had assembled for World.Minds—an under-the-radar fraternity for the global elite—which had just concluded its annual symposium.

The summit fashions itself as “the thinking man’s Davos,” one staff member told The Daily Beast. This year, scientists presented research on nuclear fusion and forensics, former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert detailed a peace plan for the Middle East, and members discussed the crisis in Ukraine.

“I have three friends that I made at World.Minds,” Spier said after a few glasses of wine. “Two are Fields Medalists.”
With just 1,500 members, World.Minds is a concentrated collective of wealth and power with a roster that includes former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and retired Gen. David Petraeus, philosophers Peter Singer and Daniel Dennett, and billionaires Bill Ackman, Henry Kravis, and Alex Karp. Under its charter, at least 51 percent of the community must work in the sciences to ensure that it doesn’t “devolve into a business club.”

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