Anthropy
Where the globalist agenda meets the British Establishment.
I spent ages today trying to write a scathing piece about Anthropy - a ‘leadership gathering unlike any other’. But in all honesty I can’t muster the energy. It’s all so unspeakably bloody boring at this point.
Excuse my French.
Over the weekend I wrote about the banality of evil at CogX with its new carpet smell, free glacier mints and b2b marketing leaflets.
Well Anthropy is maybe a cut above that. Hosted, as it is, at The Eden Project in Cornwall (not Devon, as reported earlier today).
But it’s still evil and obnoxiously dull.
Obviously the event presents itself as nice, kind, cuddly, respectable, well-meaning and focused on ‘the greater good’. Terms such as ‘equity’, ‘diversity’ and ‘sustainability’ figure highly on the agenda, as you’d expect.
And the smoothy-chops marketing video presents a wholesome bunch focused on nothing but philAnthropy (geddit?) and do-gooding.
Unfortunately, anyone who’s been paying attention to this mob for long enough knows this to be a complete fabrication. These people are into extraordinarily bad things and it’s high time the whole agenda was brought crashing down to earth.
It’s September 2023.
We know what’s happening, guys and gals.
The World Economic Forum attempted a global takeover riding on the coat tails of COVID19. And it failed. Spectacularly.
The game is up.
The time for justice has arrived.
EY, KPMG, Omnicom - I’m talking to you. We know you’re WEF Partners, we can see you’re sponsoring this event and feature heavily on the speaker list.
Anthropy literally positions itself as a ‘UK Davos’.
What more is there to say?
Oh go on then, I’ll have a little crack. All this bad language has got my blood up.
If CogX is the home of the ‘Digital Industrial Complex’, then Anthropy is where the globalist agenda meets the British Establishment.
Big-4 Partners and international business people rubbing shoulders with charity trustees, top media executives, tinpot dictators (sorry, the Mayor of London) and an assortment of CBEs, MBEs, OBEs and even a couple of Knights and Lords for good measure.
Let’s have a little dig into the speakers, shall we.
Lord Deben, Chair of the UK’s Independent Committee on Climate Change.
I do hope you’re well, Lord Deben.
Climate Change you say? I couldn’t think of a more appropriate representative for hot air than your good self, my gracious Lord.
Full disclosure, I went to school with your sons. Benedict was an obnoxious little twat back then and it appears he’s no different today. Anyone serving in the Tory Cabinet over the past decade certainly has to fit that particular bill.
And now he’s advising WEF Strategic Partner McKinsey.
Goodness me, I wonder what he could possibly be up to there.
Making money out of Daddy’s political connections perhaps?
This one’s a biggie.
Dame Julia Cleverdon, DCVO CBE
As Vice Patron to UK Charities Business In The Community and Teach First, Dame Julia acts as a personal representative and emissary of ‘King’ Charles, who is Patron of both charities.
As Vice Patron to the National Literacy Trust, Dame Julia fulfils the same role but this time for ‘Queen’ Camilla.
Quite the connections.
And that’s before we get into her dazzling array of concurrent Board, Chair and Trustee positions at places like ONS, Youth Futures Foundation and #iwill.
Many of Dame Julia’s positions share a common focus on young people. Which is entirely unsurprising given what we’ve recently discovered about the British Royal Family’s deep interest and personal involvement in artificially reshaping the demographic makeup of the Nation they are supposed to be leading and protecting.
These people are absolutely detestable in every way.
Republic of England, here we come.
Who else have we got?
Andy Haldane CBE, Chief Executive of The Royal Society of Arts and Manufactures
I used to think this guy was ok. He’s clearly smart, and Dominic Cummings was a fan when Haldane was Chief Economist to The Bank of England. However my view of Central Bankers has radically shifted over the past 4 years and it appears Haldane is overseeing a complete (and maybe deliberate) meltdown at the RSA, if recent reports are to be believed.
I’ll write about this separately as it bears more scrutiny. The RSA should play a crucial role in UK society, but it’s done an appalling job of holding the powerful to account over the past 3 years and it’s becoming clear why.
Bina Mehta, UK Chair of KPMG
As some of you will remember, I wrote to Mehta earlier this year to question her organisation’s role as a Strategic Partner to the World Economic Forum.
No doubt Anthropy is one of the many and varied ways in which she and colleagues are disseminating WEF strategies out into our society to effect ‘The Great Reset’.
Consultancies like KPMG (and EY, also a headline sponsor) work across the entire economic system and played a central role in the establishment’s botched attempt to radically reshape British society for their own nefarious ends.
KPMG colleagues: cease and desist immediately.
Kamal Ahmed, Co-Founder of The News Movement
As a former BBC, Guardian and Observer Editor Ahmed is up to his nuts in the mainstream media oligopoly. He spoke very publicly at WEF in Davos this year (or maybe last) about his new venture TNM which, based on its LinkedIn profile, is designed to propagandise Gen Z and younger audiences with ‘trusted’ news on the platforms they use most.
Like a TNI-lite, but for kids. Nothing creepy about that at all, Mr Ahmed.
He also features heavily in Anthropy marketing communications and is one of the main hosts and interviewers for the event.
Something deep down in my soul tells me this man is not to be trusted one single inch. But then look at the company he keeps.
For some inexplicable reason, John Lewis, purveyor of TVs and Sofas to the British middle classes, is heavily represented at the event.
Current Chair, Sharon White DBE; current Vice-Chair, Rita Clifton CBE; and former Deputy Chair, Lord Price are all scheduled to be speaking.
I wonder what that’s all about?
Is the famous ‘Partnership’ just another Masonic grift?
At this stage of the game, literally nothing would surprise me.
Final point: I highly recommend taking a read through the attendee list, which is heavy on academia and charity players across a whole range of different sectors. NB - most of these people are good people and should not be attacked in any way. Preying on the empathetic is a hallmark of how organisations like Anthropy operate.
OK, just one more Final point: what’s the benefit of ‘A Female Future’ if it involves shepherding humanity into the collective meat grinder:
Hi Catriona :)
Right, enough from me for now.
I managed to eke out a few more words than I thought I would :)
Apologies again for the sweariness.
Sometimes only the best will do.
Love from London.
Rubin
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'I managed to eke out a few more words than I thought I would' - you did much more than that.... this was top form! Probably made us all want to vomit, which, in this context, is a win.
'Anthropy' - eh. The prefix is assumed. 'Anthropy' as a stand-alone is ambiguous... philAnthropy could also be misAnthropy... techAnthropy... chimerAnthropy... postAnthropy - the list goes on.
Cliches of so many orders, from agenda-ridden vernaculars to physical embodiments. Just wondering what happens to the divine right of kings in a technocracy... does AI becomes god... or one of its key progenitors, say, Ray Kurzweil? Maybe a god hologram even. Dunno. Perhaps they'll just go down the anachronism route and hope nobody notices.
Well, I need to go and get warm (expensive as that is these days). My blood is running a bit colder than it was before I started reading this article. Bless you Ben... you hit a lot of nails on the head... not just insightfully, but eloquently and sardonically. Thank you for that.
Just watched the video and vomited 🤮