Klaus Schwab was just outsmarted by this regular blue-collar farmer

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Global elitists believe they’re smarter and better than you. 

And sitting on the throne of elite globalists is Klaus Schwab. 

But now Schwab was just outsmarted by this regular, blue-collar farmer and it was all caught on camera. 

The worst of Davos makes its way to North America 

Unlike Las Vegas, what happens in Davos doesn’t stay in Davos.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is a collection of the most powerful green globalists – and what they talk about in Switzerland each January trickles down to universities and leftist politicians and eventually become woke policies and laws.

Political leaders, both Democrat and RINO use what they learn from the WEF each January in Davos, Switzerland to shape their radical policy agenda.

In fact, ex-President Joe Biden lifted his supposed “Build Back Better” plan and messaging directly from the WEF.

It’s just one of many insane policies from the WEF that have found their way into federal, state and local level legislation. 

The WEF wants to remove all property rights, end personal vehicles and replace meat with insect paste.

And they say you’ll be happy about it. 

And this past year, former WEF-head Klaus Schwab – who announced his retirement last spring — even opened the door for artificial intelligence to replace human voting.

Another favorite of the WEF crowd is the concept of the “15-minute city.” 

15-minute cities coming soon to a town near you

Carlos Moreno is a Columbian urbanist who also serves as a professor at the Sorbonne University in Paris, France. 

He’s widely credited with crafting the idea of the “15-minute city.” 

According to 15minutecity.com, 15-minute cities are urban areas where residents can access essential services and amenities within a 15-minute walk or bike ride. 

The aim is to promote so-called “sustainability” and supposedly improve “quality of life.” 

However, critics of the 15-minute city push believe the idea is far more sinister.

As you can see from Edmonton, Albert, Canada’s 15-minute city plan, the concept forces mass population into small areas in massive urban areas. 

The Edmonton plan, for example, turns the city into 15 zones. 

Each of those zones would have eating, shopping, education, healthcare, entertainment, art, and working options available all within a 15-minute or less bicycle ride. 

Tolls are used to dissuade residents from leaving their individual zones. 

It would replace personal cars and lead to extra monitoring of citizens and control for governments.

And with results like that, of course, Schwab and his friends at the WEF – including Bill Gates – have championed the 15-minute city concept. 

But the greatest globalist minds can’t compete with one rural farmer with a camera. 

Farmer Randy needs just two minutes to debunk 15-minute cities 

A farmer named Randy, in a cold, snowy, northern city – quite possibly in Canada, judging by the accents – is going viral on social media. 

Why? 

He used his flock of fowl to outsmart the big-brained global elitists in a two-minute and 20-second video. 

In the video, the farmer introduces viewers to his chicken collective. 

You’ll notice when he opens the door to their coop, the chickens don’t dare leave the confines of their little community. 

The farmer says it’s because they have everything they could possibly need – water bowl, feed tray, roosting room, and nesting boxes — all conveniently located in their coop and roost. 

“They’re not locked in, but they just stay there,” farmer Randy noted. “They’re free to come and go, but they don’t. They own nothing, but they’re exceptionally happy.”

According to farmer Randy, there’s not much variety of “housing” in the chickens’ community, since that would be inefficient for a 15-minute city. 

Farmer Randy also added that he knows the hens must be happy, because they’re producing eggs. 

And since, he’s providing the brood with free food, water and housing – he gets to collect all of the eggs they work so hard to produce. 

“They’re none the wiser, and their happy,” farmer Randy said. “I get to take what they produce. They’re free to come and go, but the world is so scary for them out there, they will never leave.” 

The point is, a 15-minute city is a wonderful idea – for anyone who wants to live like a chicken. 

Farmer Randy destroyed the global elitists, and he didn’t need anywhere near 15 minutes to do so. 

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