I think too many are fixated with the WEF connection. If you actually read their books/pamphlets their stuff comes off as trying to sound important so you think they are important, it really is a lot of hot air. Most of their actual ideas come from whatever best selling middle brow pop non-fiction books buisnessmen are reading on planes these days. Even the whole "You will own nothing and be happy" thing was due to a book about millennial preferring renting a decade ago.
They change ideas, flipflop, and move the goalposts all the time. Before the pandemic, they were fixated on smart cities that would be highly integrated, now they are advocating work-from-home be the norm. They always use this rhetoric about "molding the future" and "dealing with unprecedented, unpredictable times" because it creates a problem-solution dichotomy.
I will admit, they do have some pull, largely by focusing their propaganda efforts on C-suite level business execs, who are usually so focused on their jobs that you can easily convince them of your ideas if you cater to their tastes, which is what their whole vibe is about.
But making this whole emergency measures some plot from the WEF is a stretch at best. While I'm sure they crib notes from WEF propaganda material largely out of laziness (which is what they are counting on), this all comes off to me Trudeau and his lackey having a massive meltdown. Think about it, most European countries are lifting mandates, and the WEF is a Eurocentric organization.
This is Trudeau's doing, no one else.
