Christopher Chantrill – Joel Kotkin reports from Davos that things are not well with Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum. Says he:
The growing irrelevance of what Adrian Wooldridge has labeled “the progressive aristocracy” can even be seen in the less than enthusiastic press coverage. Politico describes the contemporary Davos crowd as a “smart set” which “sounds dumb.”
Then he sticks in the shiv:
The grandees don’t have to travel far to see the results of their “reset” as nearby Germany’s industrial machine collapses, with even its last solar panel plant about to go belly-up.
Jim Hoft – The Missouri Attorney General’s Office has released a comprehensive report detailing the tumultuous tenure of Kimberly M. Gardner, the former St. Louis Circuit Attorney, whose administration has been described as a “rudderless ship of chaos.”
Rachel Ehrenfeld – George Soros must be tickled pink. He is living out his childhood fantasy of being “some kind of god, the creator of everything,” as he told the British Independent in 1993, shortly after pocketing at least $2 billion after betting against the British pound.
Paul E. Scates – As long as I can remember, there have been conspiracy theories about organizations bent on “taking over the world” — The John Birch Society…the Council on Foreign Relations…The Trilateral Commission.