Trump vs. the Global Elite at WEF

Every year, the world’s economic elite gather in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum (WEF). Billionaires, CEOs, political leaders, and powerful institutions meet behind closed doors to discuss the future of the global economy and international business. These are the richest and most influential people on the planet.

WEF’s slogan is “Committed to improving the state of the World” and its mission is to “move the world forward together.” However, critics argue that this vision represents a globalist mindset—one where decisions are made by unelected elites, often far removed from ordinary people and national interests.

Picture: America is the locomotive.

Donald Trump stands in sharp contrast to this worldview. Trump is a populist. He speaks directly to voters, not global institutions. While the WEF elite promote globalization, open borders, and centralized decision-making, Trump represents national sovereignty, economic protection, and what he famously calls “America First.”

These are two opposing camps—and they are not on the same team. This is why Trump is deeply disliked in Davos. He challenges the system that benefits the global elite, and he refuses to speak their language or follow their script.

“America First” does not mean America alone. It means that a government’s first responsibility is to protect its own citizens. If Americans are safe, prosperous, and confident in their future, the country thrives. And when America thrives, the rest of the world benefits.

If America falls into chaos—economically, socially, or politically—the consequences are felt globally. The reason is simple: America is the engine of the world economy. It is the driver. The locomotive.

When America shines, the world shines.

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