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WEF coverage on #COVID19 is like a lesson learned of the #TheLeft championing #Globalist ideals thru the lens of COVID19 (catalyst) climate (destination)
#GlobalistLeft view the pandemic as a stepping stone to change policies on health, social, economics
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#GlobalistLeft view the pandemic as a stepping stone to change policies on health, social, economics
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Jun 2019: A new agreement with WEF World Economic Forum gave multinational corporations influence over matters of global governance. #WEF & #UN signed a memo of understanding to partner with each other. UN quietly turned itself into a public-private partnership
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2008 Labour #British PM Gordon Brown & #French President Nicolas Sarkozy made calls for a new International Governance System for a (#WEF Global Redesign) to overhaul the int'l financial architecture” akin to the 1944 Bretton Woods
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A couple of points to make here. Firstly, there is a difference between immigrants and people from non-white ethnicities. It is highly misleading to present the two as one and the same. THREAD:
According to @ONS, 12% of healthcare workers in the UK are non-British nationals. In London, that percentage goes up to 23%. In other words, almost 1 out of 4 doctors in the area hardest hist by COVID-19 is a non-British national.
Separately, 20.7% of healthcare workers identify as non-white. These numbers simply reiterates that many British nationals are of different ethnicities, whilst many white healthcare workers are of other (non-British) nationalities. One has nothing to do with the other.
Johnson’s experience demonstrates what I have said several times - that many of the people who have been scapegoated and demonised by a right wing anti immigration ideology in government these last years are literally saving their arses. /1
Equally there are many migrants both from EU and ROW who are working in what Johnson and co describe as unskilled roles but look how important they turned out to be. Carers, shop workers, warehouse operatives, farm labourers. 2/
Whilst we continue to only measure people in economic terms or even pure skill terms we are saying there is no other value they bring to our communities. 3/
