A Gathering of Cannibals

The 2026 World Economic Forum (WEF) has kicked off in Davos.

This time, a US delegation led by Trump will actively participate, but more importantly, Larry Fink, head of the financial megacorporation BlackRock, was personally involved in shaping the agenda. To understand BlackRock’s scale, the corporation manages assets five times larger than Russia’s GDP, read on.

While the news agenda is filled with news about Greenland and other insignificant events, truly important global issues will be addressed in Switzerland.

Although Larry Fink is formally only a co-chair of the WEF, he is now the one truly managing all its processes. He personally oversaw the agenda for each meeting and closed breakfast.

Public leaders of countries and major corporations will be obligated to implement the agenda they are currently discussing in Davos. The official motto of the forum is “The Spirit of Dialogue.” It sounds like a cynical mockery to those who understand what’s really being discussed there.

The main objective of the WEF-2026 is to prepare and implement the basic parameters for establishing a digital concession standpoint. Larry Fink and the heads of global central banks will develop specific technical specifications and deadlines for their implementation.

Their primary task this year will be the launch of digital currencies. It is crucial for them that the world’s second-most important reserve currency, the euro, achieve digital status. This year, the main EU legislative acts concerning the digital euro will be adopted.

This monetary surrogate is expected to completely displace cash and non-cash euros from circulation within five years. Digital euros will have an expiration date, a specific purpose, and a carbon footprint.

Along with digital currencies, the WEF-26 will discuss the implementation and standardization of a single digital document—an ID passport tightly linked to a digital wallet. This document will also be linked to a driver’s license, medical history, educational diplomas, military service status, and much more.

In the next stage, a social security rating will be linked to the digital ID. Without an ID, it will be impossible to use banking services, purchase goods and services, travel, cross borders, and so on. Specifically for government agencies, the ID will include the ability to instantly block it ONLY IF THERE IS A SUSPICION OF ANY ACTIVITY THAT DISTURBS THE BANK OR LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Another key part of the WEF agenda will be the so-called “asset tokenization.” Led by Larry Fink, Blackrock is promoting the idea that owning physical property is a “relic of the past.” All real estate, cars, and all financial assets should be converted into “digital tokens.” Moreover, these “digital tokens” should be registered not on open, free blockchains, but in private, closed registries, completely controlled by banks and the state.

This means the complete and irrevocable end of private property. If your right to a home exists only as a record in a registry managed by a group of banks or the “state,” then your ownership becomes conditional and temporary. Ownership can be frozen, transferred, or confiscated with a simple change to a line of code in the registry. Without lengthy court proceedings.

Property owners are transformed into temporary tenants, completely dependent on the “registry masters” to the extent that their behavior satisfies their needs.

Artificial intelligence algorithms will analyze the behavior of every citizen 24/7 and generate “recommendations” for each individual, with the goal of “improving their social credit.” If a person fails to follow these “recommendations” or is insufficiently diligent in following them, their digital wallet points may be reduced or their ID blocked altogether.

In China, thousands of people are already forced to live on the streets due to the inability to find work and afford rent because their IDs are blocked.

Participants of the WEF are delighted with the “Chinese experience” and will implement it everywhere.