World Economic Forum, Global ID, and Reproductive Health Crisis
Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum are accused of infiltrating global governments to implement a global ID system by 2026. Research by reproductive epidemiologist Shanna Swan suggests that endocrine-disrupting chemicals in plastics could lead to the depletion of human sperm levels by 2045. Additionally, studies from Auckland indicate that metric tons of microplastics are falling over cities and entering human lungs, while robotic AI technology begins to replace human labor.
world economic forum· klaus schwab· global id· shanna swan· microplastics· endocrine disruptors
00:00 Watch the American Journal weekday mornings 8 to 11 central at band.video. Live from the Infowars.com studios, it's Alex Jones. The silent majority is no longer silent. This is The War Room with Owen Schroer. Please stand by for further details. We return you now to your regularly scheduled program. Humanity is on a collision course with a horrific end. If the common people of the world continue to stall and allow the elite technocratic eugenicists to promote their psychotic agenda and their tentacles in government affecting our daily lives. We penetrate the cabinets. Klaus Schwab is the head of the World Economic Forum and he bragged how his subversive WWF, World Economic Forum, has quoted infiltrated governments around the world in the interest of transparency
00:58 Could the member please name which cabinet ministers are on board with the WEF's agenda? The member was in a really good question there, but the audio is really, really bad and the video is really, really bad as well. Mr. Speaker, that member is promoting open disinformation. The World Economic Forum is pushing for a global ID by 2026, fueled by blaming the average citizen for their carbon footprint. Why is the World Economic Forum and from the international development community and the private sector and everything in between have started to come together to think about what principles should be governing the use of these systems. Yet, not a word from the Bilderberg attending industries that continue to produce endocrine system hormone blockers within phthalates and bisphenol A in plastics to pesticides in our food to shampoo to receipts to water bottles to electronics to cleaning products and carpets.
02:17 Regardless of the fact that the chemicals from these industries could wipe out the human race by 2045, as leading reproductive epidemiologist Shanna Swan and her team of researchers found that during the past 40 years, sperm levels among men in Western countries had more than halved and could deplete to zero by 2045 due to the toxicity of plastic. When did This stuff start getting into our food supply. The growth of these chemicals tracks with the growth of the petrochemical industry. So back in 1950, there's this better living through chemistry that
02:58 that everyone's talking about, and everybody is just wanting everything made of plastic. That's just one example of the many chemicals that can affect our hormone system. When waves are breaking, they create these mists, but they're actually transferring microplastics from the ocean into the air that we're breathing. By analysing air samples from two Auckland locations, Dr Joel Rindelaw's team of researchers calculated that 74 metric tonnes of microplastics drop over the city each year. And it could have consequences for our health. because microplastics have been detected in human lungs. Furthermore, in a recent study it was observed that the Y chromosome found in the male species is degenerating and will eventually disappear, leading scientists to hypothesize that a new male chromosome will eventually replace the Y chromosome. Meanwhile, the replacement for the labor of mankind
03:53 is here as a turning point has been reached in robotic AI technology allowing robots to see objects of varying shapes and sizes and adjust their grasp accordingly. This will rapidly replace millions of workers as world economic forum tainted areas lead the way on pushing people to commit suicide for merely being a burden on the state. Imagine choosing death over homelessness. That's what one St. Catharines man is contemplating. Tonight on City News, we continue to delve into medically assisted dying and how some believe it is their only option to living in poverty. All of these and many more major crises that face the future of humanity are tacitly collected under the net of the New World Order by its assets in the World Economic Forum and the United Nations.
