Globalist proposes to implant microchips to control the world population’s thoughts

The famous globalist Klaus Schwab openly commented that transhumanism is part of “the great reboot”; which will lead to the physical, digital and biological fusion of human beings.

According to Summit News, the man wrote in one of his books that microchips will be implanted in people in order to gain social control and the ability to read thoughts.

The fundamental aspect that has been classified as “the great reboot,” according to Schwab, is the fusion of man and machine.

It is also known as “the fourth industrial revolution.”

Justin Tradeau, Prime Minister of Canada, drew media attention after stating during a video conference with the United Nations that the pandemic was an “opportunity to restart.”

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According to the politician’s opinion, reconstruction is the best way to get support for the most vulnerable.

Globalist Klaus Schwab made it clear that transhumanism is an integral part of “The Great Reset” when he said that the fourth industrial revolution would “lead to a fusion of our physical, digital and biological identity.”https://t.co/3dIMxbtmp5

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As for the transhumanist agenda, it is based on dismantling current capitalism to turn it into a technocratic government, focused on leading to lower living standards, the decrease in the use of fuels, less civil liberties and accelerated automation of work stand out.

Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum (part of the United Nations network) says the Fourth Industrial Revolution (part of the Great Reset agenda) will “lead to a fusion of our physical, digital and biological identity”

simply put, this means globally enforced transhumanism pic.twitter.com/Tn1gClNOVe

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Schwab said that his book “Shaping the Future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution” was well received in China, Japan and South Korea, where the latter’s army purchased more than 15,000 copies.

“Even crossing a national border might one day involve a detailed brain scan to assess an individual’s security risk,” Klaus Schwab wrote.

The economist and businessman assures that transhumanism could lead to a future where people will have their movements tracked and each thought read thanks to a microchip.