Klaus Schwab praised CCP for imposing harsh “COVID control measures” on citizens

 The World Economic Forum (WEF) recently held a "Summer Davos" event in communist China at which globalist kingpin Klaus Schwab praised the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for its "new COVID control measures," which he says were a huge success throughout the "pandemic."

At this 14th so-called "Annual Meeting of the New Champions" in Tianjing, Schwab celebrated the WEF's 40-year partnership with the CCP, which serves as the model government that Schwab would like to see implemented all around the world, including in the United States.

"Premier Li took his office this March at China's National People's Congress at a critical moment when China adopted new COVID control measures and started to boost economic development, social dynamism, and international cooperation," Schwab glowingly stated in worship of the CCP model of tyranny – watch a clip of Schwab speaking at Summer Davos below:

 

The communist Chinese model of government and social control is what Klaus Schwab wants to see everywhere

Schwab went on at the globalist celebratory event to honor Li Qiang, the eighth premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, for his "distinguished career in public service, having led the economic and social development of three major provinces: Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Shanghai.

"He has also been instrumental in opening up China's capital market, attracting foreign investment, and innovation, and creating new urban areas to address land scarcity," Schwab further stated.

Over the course of its 40-year relationship with communist China, the WEF has and "will continue to fight fragmentation and strive for dialogue, understanding, and collaboration as we stand for a future where nations have to work together for the collective wellbeing of humanity," Schwab further promised.

"We appreciate the long-term support from our Chinese friends. China has made remarkable achievements in economy, in social development, in diplomacy, and in many other areas."

Klaus, the unelected head of the WEF, would go on and on to gush his praise for Premier Li, stating that he is "eager" to learn from Li's "vision on China and the world."

Klaus was referring, in part, to China's communist social credit scoring system, which blocks citizens who disobey the government's orders from being able to participate in society.

"If trust is broken in one place, restrictions are placed everywhere," says CGTN, the name for communist China's social credit scoring entity.

A big reason why communist China has "achieved" so much, to quote Schwab, is because of the invasive technologies it has implemented, including mass surveillance of citizens and so-called "predictive policing," which punishes people for "pre-crimes" that they have not yet committed – and may never have intended to commit.

Those punished under CCP oppression face losing points on their social credit scores, which are designed to reward "good" behavior, meaning obedient-to-the-government behavior, while punishing "bad" behavior, or behavior that the CCP says is unacceptable.

"Under this social credit system, over 30 million people in China are banned from leaving the country, traveling by train or plane, having insurance, renting a home, going to restaurants, and taking out a loan all because of their social credit score," one source reported about how communist China operates.