On the latest Sunday Special episode of Human Events Daily, host Jack Posobiec hosted his Christmas Special and was joined by his wife Tanya Tay Posobiec on to talk all things Christmas cheer with the notable exception of anti-Santa Claus, Klaus Schwab, the executive chairman of the World Economic Forum
"I mean, in many ways, Klaus Schwab is sort of like an evil version of Santa Claus," Posobiec said. "Santa Claus wants to give you possessions; Klaus Schwab wants to take them away."
"Santa Claus wants to help you be happy," Posobiec said. "Klaus Schwab, on the other hand, is ordering you to be happy no matter what."
Schwab wrote and published the book "COVID 19: The Great Reset" with co-author Thierry Malleret. The book outlines a new world order, born out of the blunt force trauma of the pandemic, where governments play a more active role in wealth generation and distribution. Schwab's ideology pushes countries out of democratic governance and into technocracies, where "experts" make the decisions for an individual's happiness.
"By the way, so they both live in snowy, ice capped areas," Posobiec said.
Posobiec was detained in Davos, Switzerland on day one of the World Economic Forum's (WEF) annual convention on May 23 where he arrived to film the docuseries he made with Turning Point USA, the Great Global Reset.
"Now of course Santa Claus uses the reindeers to fly his sleigh, very eco-friendly, very green, very green."
Schwab's 'Great Reset' promotes a tenet of vague values built on equity and so-called green initiatives that manifest into corporate rules designed to guide ethical investing, known as Environmental, Social, and Governance or ESG. In April, Elon Musk said ESG was the "devil incarnate."
Posobiec did say that Santa Claus had "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer to cut through" all the pollution caused by folks below the North Pole.
Santa makes his list of all the kids who are naughty or nice," Posobiec said. "And then Klaus Schwab also makes a list of kids, but probably for a different reason."
