Klaus Schwab is stepping down from as the WEF chairman. Babylon Bee joked around, saying he wants to go spend more time with lizard people. Many people across the globe are celebrating Klaus Schwab's resignation, but they're also worried about who might take over for him. Trending Politics reported on Klaus Schwab stepping down, saying the following in a political news report:
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Klaus Schwab, the founder and longtime chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), abruptly resigned on Tuesday, asking the Swiss government to accept his stepping down. A transition will see Schwab take a non-executive role with the global powerhouse he founded in 1971 and has grown into a $500 million non-governmental advocacy organization supported by more than 1,000 corporations worldwide. The controversial think tank is best known for its annual meeting in Davos where critics accuse Shwab and his colleagues of conspiring to circumvent the authority of elected officials and steer global economic policies to suit their own agenda.
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