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As the title of this video suggests, or maybe I shouldn't say suggests but as the title of this video bluntly thrusts out there, I as a Thai have to ask the question, is WEF colonization being courted by our Prime Minister here? And look, I know that she and I don't see eye to eye on all policy things pertaining to Thailand, okay? I have made the videos on that. But when the no-confidence vote went down, I made the videos I made and I have said it before and I'll say it again, I do think she has proven to be the right answer for Thailand, for the moment. I think she has been, overall pretty confident PM overall. I mean as far as it's doing the job, fine. She didn't seem to be as over the top as her predecessor Mr. Srettha who seemed to be enamoured of the WEF, and the French and everybody else he talked to that wasn't Thai, about what should be happening in Thailand. But now, we have this situation, so let's get into it. 

I thought of making this video after reading a recent article from thaigov.go.th. So let's bear in mind, this is from the Thai Government's own news organ, okay? The article is titled: PM meets with head of WEF. Now let’s first of all start by saying, what is the World Economic Forum okay. I've discussed this at length and many other videos; you can just type in WEF into the search function of the channel, you'll see everything I've talked about. One, this is not the UN, okay. This is not an internationally recognized bilateral or multilateral treaty legal organization, this is a private organization of individuals who have their own private interest and private agenda. Their main agenda is to push public-private partnership, which at first sounds kind of innocuous and here in Thailand, we do have a lot of public-private setups but Thailand has a unique history of that and it's very different from the Western concept. Basically, in the western concept of public-private partnership - to paraphrase Mussolini - you are talking about the marriage of state and corporate power, which what does that mean? That means when they want to use state power for non-accountability, they use it, and when they want to use corporate power for non-accountability they use that. It's basically "heads I win, tails you lose" kind of proposition when you are talking about public-private partnership. Then on top of it, I would say the WEF is basically the current incarnation of what was once also called the Comintern, International Communism which I have often described as serfdom with clerks is all communism really boils down to. And again, this WEF Organization would really like to see a sort of international, you can call it One World Government, get into all of that, I don't like using those buzz words, but call it a supranational organization that is basically dedicated to top down really totalitarianism, and their own words speak for themselves. "You will own nothing, and you'll be happy." Well I don't want to live in that world okay, because one, when you own nothing, you aren't happy, okay. Go talk to a homeless person sometime. See how happy they are not owning a home, okay? I mean it's pretty ridiculous stuff, okay? 

So that said, quoting further: "PM meets with head of WEF. May 20, 2025 at 1430 hours at the Purple Room, Thai Khu Fah Building, Government House, Mr. Mirek Dusek, Managing Director of the World Economic Forum," - who seems to have replaced Schwab who became so onerous as a front man that they had to sort of retire him because he was wearing around these weird Darth Vader costumes and saying all kinds of weird stuff. Not weird, totalitarian stuff. - Quoting further: "Paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. Government Spokesperson Jirayu Houngsub disclosed gist of the meeting as follows." Interesting! "gist of the meeting". Not a record of exactly what was discussed, no, just sort of an overview if you would. Meanwhile again, do not lose sight of the fact, this is not somebody from the UN, okay, which I had my issues with the WHO especially during the so-called COVID pandemic, whatever. At least they have some level of international legal legitimacy because they sort of are an emergent institution of International Treaty okay. Again, the WEF is a private organization. Why is it paying a courtesy call on our Prime Minister? Why is it doing so for purposes of top-down totalitarianism and to push totalitarian neo-fascist, Neo-communist agendas? Quoting further: "The Prime Minister thanked WEF for selecting her as one of the young global leaders of 2025." So when I call her a darling of the WEF, this is exactly what a "darling" of the WEF does. And by the way, Klaus Schwab was actually quoted as saying they had infiltrated the Cabinets of the world with their "young global leaders", okay. That was the word he used. Quoting further: "Which she was honoured and expressed her readiness to attend the 2026 WEF Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland as this would be a good chance to share the Thai Government's policies with the Global Community." Well why don't you just go to the UN? If you want to share with global Community, who is the global Community? The United Nations is at least again, and you can have your issues with United Nations, but at least it arose out of Treaties between sovereign entities. This WEF thing is a private event, attended by global elites who pay a lot of money to go there. And it's not for you and I; it's not a public forum. Why are our public officials in Thailand attending these things? 

Quoting further: "WEF Managing Director was pleased to learn about the Prime Minister's plan to participate in the 2026 WEF Annual Meeting. He commended Thailand's proactive role on International stage and its policy directives..." I mean I love that it's either "you'll own nothing and you will be happy" and or "you will eat bugs and things of this nature", and by the way, they say this. Or it is this policy gobbledygook, like "International stage policy directives." What does that mean? Quoting further: "...especially the soft power policy to drive the economy forward and to seek new opportunities for Thailand and people. On the establishment progress of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR), WEF-Managing Director disclosed that the feasibility study is being carried out in collaboration with the Thai agencies, particularly Ministries responsible for technology and agriculture." So, the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and they are carrying out a feasibility study in collaboration with Thai Agencies. Thai Public Agencies with a foreign private consortium that does not have, call it the "populist interest at heart", and I don't mean that in a political way. I'm not talking about any faction in Thailand politics; I just mean the little guy. Everybody that is not a member of the WEF basically, okay. Why is this institution engaging with our agencies, our Government Agencies at all? 

Quoting further: "WEF has had experiences in establishing such organization in several countries with the aim to promote advanced innovations through collaborations between the public and private sectors." Advanced innovations like the vaccine passport? Where they are going to track and trace everybody and make you get something that ultimately was not as advertised, was not safe and effective like they said but they were going to track and trace you if you didn't get it and they were going to restrict your travel movements if you didn't get it? Those kind of innovations? The "you'll own nothing, and you'll be happy" kind of innovations? These are the innovations these great people are bringing to us? And meanwhile, did anyone in Thailand vote for this? Did anyone who voted Phue Thai vote for this? Did anyone who voted for anyone in the Coalition vote for this? Or the opposition vote for this? Did anyone vote for this? Does the average person in Thailand even know what the World Economic Forum is? Quoting further, and I notice again "collaboration between the public and private sector". So again, where they need to use state power, they will, where they can avail themselves of non-accountability through that avenue, and then they will use corporate power where they can avail themselves of non-accountability through that avenue. Quoting further: "As for Thailand, focus will initially be made on the topics of smart agro-technology and clean energy and will later be expanded to cover such topics as AI and food technology which are relevant to the Government's policy." 

I mean I'm just going to quote that again: “As for Thailand, focus will initially be made on the topics of smart agro-technology.” What does that mean? What are they going to start putting in our food and water here? And are any of us going to be put on notice of any of it? Or is it we're just going to get the “gist” of it when they have these meetings with this supranational organization? And bear in mind, say what you will about the decade or so under, they called it the junta, I kind of prefer to think of them as shoguns but whatever, the generals, after the thing in 2014. They never attended the WEF; I talked about this in other videos. And I quoted the Bangkok Post directly on that topic. I mean again, say what you want about them and there is a lot to be said, don't get me wrong, I am not saying everything they did was perfect, but at least they seemed to have the national interest at heart. Whose interest is this? What is the supranational interest, especially where we people, us pleb folk who just vote in or vote for a Party and then this Prime Minister gets put in and then they just go and meet with the WEF and start implementing these policies that nobody that I can see ever voted for on any Party platform out there. We don't even know exactly what they are doing. Again, what exactly does it mean? "Smart agro-technology and clean energy?" I mean Germany is “clean energy” now, which is basically they are de-industrialized, so they can be "clean". Most of Western Europe is doing the same thing. How's that working out for everybody? Quoting further: "..and will later be expanded to cover such topics as AI and food technology which are relevant to the Government's Policy." What policy? What policy has the Government put out that we have seen, that anybody got to vote on that comes directly from the WEF? Where is that, because I don't remember them talking about that. And then also food technology. We've come back to this multiple times. GMO, all of this kind of stuff. I'm not even necessarily anti-GMO per se. I do get that certain technology can increase crop yields etc., but from an organization that has told us they want us to "own nothing and be happy", that basically champion the totalitarianism we went through during the COVID nightmare, I am very hesitant to just let them come in and just start accessing and setting policy within our agencies and things here in Thailand. Why? Why are we doing this? And again, did anyone vote for this?