No more private property / State capitalism

One of the most famous quotes from the globalist founder of the World Economic Forum in Davos,

Klaus Schwab,

is:

"You will own nothing and be happy!"

Schwab and his successor, Larry Fink, advocate an economic path away from the traditional shareholder or owner-capitalism towards a form of state capitalism or socialism.

Under this increasingly popular "stakeholder" capitalism, the decision-making power in every single company is to be shared not only by shareholders, as before, but also by many additional groups such as environmental lobbyists, LGBTQ representatives, and government agents—the so-called "stakeholders"...

(See UN Sustainable Development Goal No. 10 "Reduced Inequalities")

How is Switzerland supposed to participate?

Here, too, we ask ourselves:

Should Switzerland grant many additional privileges to the banking sector,

which is particularly active worldwide in implementing

the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals?

For example, consider the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), which, with its headquarters in Basel,

enjoys practical immunity from our state?