Staff Reports
President Trump took to the digital stage and delivered a no-holds-barred address to the globalist elite at the World Economic Forum, and it was like watching someone invite the neighborhood kids over to help burn the solar panels. With a smorgasbord of topics ranging from climate change nonsense to economic prosperity unfettered by the shackles of globalism, his message came through loud and clear: America First, second, and third. For Klaus Schwab and his pals, that had to feel like a punch in the gut after being served a diet of utopian nonsense.
In his virtual tirade, Trump didn’t hold back on climate alarmism, dismissing decades of failed predictions from the doomsayers at the WEF. His rapid-fire remarks included a proud declaration of terminating what he dubbed the “Green New Scam” and shredding the Paris Climate Accord. He promised a renaissance of energy independence by unleashing the nation’s vast resources, proclaiming that the U.S. would be a manufacturing mecca, a “liquid gold” paradise, and the global leader in artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency. Who knew making America great again also included a side of economic vaudeville?
WEF – Trump on fire as he tells the Davos elites their time is over!
Here he is exposing the Paris Climate Agreement as a scam.
Remember in the UK no MP voted for it… it was simply passed by Royal Prerogative.
And now it’s over 🔥
— Bernie (@Artemisfornow) January 23, 2025
As if that wasn’t enough to send the WEF into a tailspin, Trump didn’t shy away from tackling the censorship leviathan. He declared America to be “free once again” and proposed that right from day one, any government attempts to suppress free speech would be tossed into the dustbin of history. Considering the WEF’s favorite pastime seems to be labeling dissenting opinions as misinformation, it’s no wonder this proclamation was met with a collective gasp. If free speech were money, it would certainly depreciate faster than a Tesla after its third recall.
In the spirit of hitting close to home, Trump aimed squarely for the corporate jugular. He challenged the head honcho of Bank of America, pointing out the troubling pattern of banks shutting conservatives out for the crime of being politically incorrect. After all, how hard is it to keep banking open to everyone, especially when those “everyone’s” include a significant portion of the American populace?
He also made waves by hinting at some serious regulatory reform that could pave the way for substantial tax cuts, promising to obliterate old regulations at a rate of ten to one. This strategy is basically economic fireworks for middle America, allowing families to keep more of their hard-earned dollars. And let’s not forget the looming specter of tariffs designed to make foreign manufacturers think twice before sending their products to the U.S. without paying their fair share. Nothing says “welcome to America” like a hefty tariff on goods produced overseas.
🚨 Trump just dropped the hammer on the E.U. at the WEF.
TRUMP: They treat us very, VERY unfairly and badly. They have a large VAT tax. They don't take our farm products or cars, yet they send them here. They tariff products. And yet, they sell here.pic.twitter.com/h3LcjOjvY3
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 23, 2025
To round out the spectacle, Trump directed a finger toward the European Union and its notoriously unfair trade practices. Equating the EU’s treatment of American businesses to an uphill battle through a swamp filled with fees and taxes, Trump questioned why Americans are shouldering more than their fair share while Europe seems to make out like bandits. In a world where common sense seems hard to come by, Trump’s straightforward rhetoric cut through the fog, signaling that America is ready to rattle the globalist cage and declare, “we’ll do things our way if you don’t play fair.”
Ending on a note that would raise eyebrows at any WEF cocktail party, Trump summed up his vision for America’s future as one that prioritizes jobs, factories, and prosperity—right back in the good old U.S. of A. If this address was any indication, it’s clear that Trump’s just warming up, and the globalist complex might want to grab a seat because the show is just getting started.
