What happened in Davos? Andrew Lawton was there.

THE THESIS: We need to check our bias by welcoming wise counsel. Today, I do that with a Podcasting colleague who stands against the WEF’s policies and the tyranny in his Country of Canada, but holds a somewhat less alarmed view of the WEB than do I. 

THE SCRIPTURE & SCRIPTURAL RESOURCES: 

16 Bible verses on seeking wise counsel 

THE NEWS & COMMENT:

Andrew Lawton’s Substack

[AUDIO] - Prominent #Toronto lawyer @CarymaRules arrested at @fordnation rally.

Andrew Lawton @AndrewLawton

Despicable treatment of an independent journalist.

Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist @CarymaRules

BREAKING: Prominent #Toronto lawyer @CarymaRules arrested at @fordnation rally. More details will follow… https://t.co/GKYGi2KAoR

Avi Yemini, Rebel News: “Yesterday WHO security tried to BAN me from reporting outside their headquarters in Geneva. But Tedros failed again.”

[AUDIO] - After a World Economic Forum discussion on the energy crisis (oil and gas, specifically), Indian natural gas and petroleum minister Hardeep Singh Puri admits the Davos perspective is disconnected from the reality elsewhere in the world.

[AUDIO] - Spoke with World Business Council for Sustainable Development CEO Peter Bakker about the effect of the sustainability initiatives being promoted at the WEF on the energy sector in places like Canada.

[AUDIO] - Jason Kenny, premier of Alberta, testified in the US Senate. Listen to what he mentions about how the ESG Score will give huge advantages to government-run oil extraction