Stakeholder Communism
A new movie by Richard Jeffs
Richard Jeffs, founder of YellowForum, contacted me earlier in the week and asked if I’d help promote his new movie, Stakeholder Communism. As implied in the title, the film focuses on the activities of the World Economic Forum (WEF) - in particular its promotion of an idea popularised by Klaus Schwab (its leader) of Stakeholder Capitalism.
Stakeholder Capitalism is essentially corporatism (fascism) in drag - a handy way for large (globalist) corporations to fund a series of initiatives (like NetZero and gender theory) that result in more and more revenue (and bungs) flowing to ‘stakeholders’ i.e. bent politicians and WEF corporate members.
To be honest, I’m not completely sold on the idea that WEF is the sole reason for everything going Communist over the last four years. While WEF is clearly part of the problem (and the problem is well documented in Richard’s movie), there are also some endemic sovereign problems, especially in the UK and United States.
The historian, David Starkey, did a very good job at articulating how the UK, constitutionally, was savaged by the Blair/Brown ‘New Labour’ governments in his recent talk at the New Culture Forum. In short, he was clear the problems in the UK were created at home - no supranational organisation needed.
To an extent, of course, New Labour may have helped define many of the doctrines that have now been adopted by the WEF. But, meanwhile, there’s a vast job to be done to unpick the shambles that the neo-Communist Conservatives have ignored. And the Labour Party under Keir Starmer has been rebranded as the UK policy wing of the Trilateral Commission - WEF’s sibling-in-crime.
But Stakeholder Communism does a great job at summarising just how loathsome Schwab and his corporate cronies are. Notable among the corporate shills is Chief Schwab Sycophant, Marc Benioff of Salesforce.com. So, in this respect, it’s a very good piece to watch in full if you want to amass an arsenal of evidence of just how grotesque corporate greed and social manipulation can become when it tries.
However, I take some issue with the end of the piece where Jeffs attempts to end on a note of optimism - where he presents a new cast of characters willing to stand up against this globalist rabble. He chooses to highlight people like Russell Brand and Jordan Peterson as saviours. In my view the last thing we need is yet more money-grabbing egotists mauling the English language and telling us how to think.
More uplifting, in my view, is the fact that the market is pretty much saying NO to the WEF’s immoral and anti-human bullshit. Electric vehicles are being stockpiled in China because no-one wants to buy them. Tesla is laying off staff and its market cap is tanking because, frankly, people would prefer the security of fossil-fuel powered cars - despite non-stop Net Zero propaganda. And JK Rowling has practically, single-handedly, destroyed gender theory nonsense with a few tweets.
And, even better, the biggest threat to the Conservative/Labour duopoly in the UK is likely to be not another political party, but independent candidates taking issue with globalist clap-trap. It worked very effectively in Oldham - where newly elected Independents robbed Labour of their cosy majority on the council.
Independent sovereign individuals are the greatest threat to the WEF - not more globalist wannabes.
I’d be really keen to hear your views about the movie if you watch it. Comments are open.
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Thank you for sharing both videos. I watched David Starkey last night, and watched Richard Jeffs film this morning.
I would support David Starkey's assertion that revolutions DON'T WORK. They really don't. Ever. They just spill blood. History is a hugely powerful tool in countering the (actually much better) tag Jeffs briefly used at the end of the film #JustCommunism. Mao, Stalin, Pot, Castro & (of course) Hitler (whom to many is 'right wing' - but was in fact the uber social democrat) all tried a form of communism and failed. And history teaches us that communism has always failed. Schwab's 'I cannot believe it's not communism' will also fail. Stakeholder capitalism is a lovely, warm phrase and one that isn't a million miles off the 'Capitalism with conscience' I used myself in a meeting in the late 1980's to gales of uproar & laughter (I meant well - but the timing was bad). The scariest individual for me in the Jeffs film was not Schwab, or Trudeau, or Arden, or King Charles. We know we lost all of these characters a very long time ago. No, the person who scared the bejeebies out of me was the head of Glastonbury council. Why? In a previous business venture - I have encountered people like this lady and the disciples sitting about them, glassy-eyed and complicit. It was a deeply unsettling experience. If I'm truthful - one I have not fully recovered from. And we've thousands of councillors and agents like this - all over this country and ever other one in the West. Not ONE of them will stand up to globalist-led tyranny and not ONE of them will protect those people they 'pledged' to 'serve' in their communities. NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THEM. I have seen it. I have experienced it FIRST HAND. If you Google 'People's Century' on You Tube and look for the 'red revolution' episode made in the late 1990's - it will serve to show you from the mouths of people who saw the rise of Stalin - the poets, the electricians, the construction workers and the teachers - and WERE THERE. You will see - from their very old mouths and still very sharp minds - that the whole promise of communism ended up a corrupt farce. Some of them after supporting Lenin in 1917 - ended up in Gulags - where many of their friends and colleagues perished.
The same thing will happen this century as the WEF is a globalist dictatorship and 'Stakeholder Capitalism' is indeed: #JustCommunism
I haven't had the chance to watch the film yet, but I am sure it will be a good awakener for many. I believe the fascists have pushed things too far, and hit society below the belt when they attacked the farmers. The migrant issue, especially in Dublin currently, has also sparked a mass awakening. Tony Blair was a young global leader, so he really was pushing WEF fascist policies, the Tories then grabbed the baton and kept running with it, but are now out of steam. They are desperately trying to pass it to Reform (establishment, Zionist puppets), before we wake up, but we are already awake to the perpetual crisis/fear strategy and will no longer buy into it. Even the word 'fossil' fuel is designed to make us fear it's running low to justify ever sky rocketing prices. The puppet masters have played a very clever, long game, but they are running out of moves.