Nestlé World Forum (4/25/25)
For the segments of the population that know about the World Economic Forum and the step down of Klaus Schwab, who announced his resignation in 2024, the appointment of Peter Brabeck-Letmathe has caused a giant conspiracy stir for two major reasons: his current physical features make him look outright evil and because this is the same guy who said he didn’t believe in the NGO promotion of water as a human right. Peter is the former CEO of Nestlé, one of a spider web of companies that control almost the entire food, beverage, medicine, and food-like-substance market, alongside of pet products too. Like many of the other major companies in this web - Kraft, Coca-Cola, Pepsico, Kellogg’s, Mars, Unilever, Johnson & Johnson, P&G - Nestlé owns and operates a large variety of other brands. Whether it could be helped or not, and whether the public or individual were truly aware or not, the fact is that the companies and products we supported built the leadership of the vary ideologies we find so repulsive. Why did Peter Letmathe take over the World Economic Forum? Because we paid him to do so.
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