The globalist utopia just got a reality check straight from the Oval Office. For years, the World Economic Forum has been peddling its pie-in-the-sky schemes, promising a world where regular folks own zilch and grin about it while the elites jet around deciding our fates. But with Donald Trump’s landslide win in 2024 and his barnburner speech at Davos on January 21, 2026, that nonsense is hitting the skids. Trump didn’t just show up; he owned the room, laying waste to the globalization gospel that’s been bleeding America dry. The era of kowtowing to unelected busybodies is over – and good riddance. This is the deep dive on how the WEF’s crystal ball shattered, Trump’s words nuked the old order, and why the forum’s future looks about as bright as a busted lightbulb.
The Great Reset: A Globalist Fever Dream for 2030
Flash back to 2020, when the WEF rolled out its “Great Reset” amid the COVID chaos. It was billed as a golden ticket to rebuild everything greener, fairer, and smarter – but scratch the surface, and it’s a blueprint for turning free people into happy serfs. The roots go even deeper, to 2016, when a Danish politician painted a picture of 2030 where privacy’s a relic and ownership’s for suckers. Here’s the lowdown on their eight wild predictions that were supposed to reshape the planet by the end of the decade:
You’ll own nothing and be happy. Yeah, right – everything’s a service, from your ride to your roof. No car, no house, no stuff cluttering up your life. Just rent it all from mega-corporations and beam with joy while they track your every move.
The US drops out of the top spot. By 2030, America’s supposed to slide down the economic ladder, with China or some multipolar mishmash taking the crown. Globalization’s triumph, baby – or so they thought.
A billion refugees flood the gates. Climate chaos and wars crank up migration to epic levels, but hey, it’s all good because cities turn into welcoming hubs for the huddled masses.
Meat’s off the menu. We’re all chowing down on bugs and plants because beef’s bad for the planet. An occasional treat, maybe, but mostly protein from labs or leaves.
Polluters pay up big time. Carbon taxes hit the stratosphere, slamming factories and farms that don’t go green. The West virtue-signals while the rest of the world laughs.
Western values hit the skids. Democracy and individualism? Passe. Instead, it’s all about collective good, with tech overlords deciding what’s best.
Organs get printed, not donated. No more waiting lists – just 3D-print a new liver and call it a day.
Shopping malls become ghost towns. Why bother with stores when drones deliver everything, and AI knows what you want before you do?
This wasn’t just idle chatter; it was the WEF’s roadmap to mash up economies, societies, and tech into one big controlled blob. Globalization on steroids, with rising tides lifting all yachts – except yours. But fast-forward to 2026, and these prophecies are looking more like punchlines.
Trump’s 2024 Triumph: The Mandate to Smash the Status Quo
November 5, 2024, wasn’t just an election – it was a referendum on the globalist grind. Trump steamrolled back into the White House with a bigger margin than 2016, flipping states and racking up popular vote numbers that left the establishment reeling. Voters were fed up with open borders, endless wars, and trade deals that shipped jobs overseas while Davos types toasted their bonuses. Trump’s win was a thunderclap: America First, no apologies.
Remember when Klaus Schwab’s top advisor, Yuval Noah Harari, said Trump being re-elected again is “likely to be the death blow to what remains of the Global [New World] Order.”
We’re seeing this begin now.
The Great Reset is OVER.
pic.twitter.com/lQVvCPdBcU— ĐⱤØ₲Ø🇺🇸 (@KAGdrogo) January 11, 2026
By January 2025, he hit the ground running – tariffs on cheaters, energy dominance unlocked, and a boot to the butt of international outfits sucking us dry. Fast-forward to Davos 2026, and Trump wasn’t there to sip fondue. He was the wrecking ball, fresh off reclaiming Venezuelan oil fields and capping credit card rates at 10 percent for a year to juice the economy. His speech? Pure fire – a direct hit on the globalization gospel that’s been eroding our sovereignty for decades.
The Davos Demolition: Trump’s Speech That Buried Globalization
On January 21, 2026, Trump took the stage in that snowy Swiss enclave and didn’t mince words. For over an hour, he tore into the old guard, making it crystal clear that the days of America playing global patsy are done. No more endless giveaways to NATO deadbeats or letting Europe freeload while we foot the bill. He hammered home how the US economy’s exploding – growth doubling IMF projections, inflation zilch, and jobs pouring back home.
The killer blow? Greenland. Trump backed off military force – “I won’t use force,” he said flat-out – but doubled down on demanding control. It’s strategic ice, folks, vital for North American security, and we should’ve grabbed it post-World War II. He called out Denmark and the EU for dragging feet, hinting at economic pain if they don’t play ball. Tariffs on eight European countries? Scrapped for now, but the message was loud: Shape up or ship out.
Globalization took the biggest gut punch. Trump ripped Europe’s green obsessions, mocked their leaders – from Macron’s shades to Carney’s Canada – and vowed no more one-sided deals. Windmills? “Losers” that kill birds and tank energy reliability. He touted US oil sales from Venezuela and blasted China for polluting while we clean up. This wasn’t diplomacy; it was domination. The unipolar world’s dead – Trump’s ushering in a bilateral brawl where America calls the shots, not some faceless forum.
The crowd? Shell-shocked. Groans, gasps, and ashen faces as Trump laid out a vision where nations compete, not congeal into some borderless blob. He framed it as prosperity for all – but on our terms. No more dominating, transforming, or controlling lives from ivory towers. Globalization’s fade? It’s accelerating, with Trump holding the remote.
@SecRubio : “President Donald #Trump is someone who is NOT limited by what others say is possible – or what others say is impossible.”
“He’s not limited by things that have happened in the past…and he always puts the American people and our national security first.”… pic.twitter.com/foK5MgTrS7
— Sofia Rousseau Dracopoulou 💯45/47🕊️🥇♥️🇺🇸🦅💪 (@SDracopoulou) January 22, 2026
WEF’s Wobbly Future: Fading Fast in a Fractured World
So what’s next for the WEF? This crew’s been navel-gazing since 1971, but Trump’s speech lit a fuse under their comfy consensus. They’re scrambling with “productivity scenarios” for 2030 – four futures where AI and talent duke it out amid geoeconomic splits. Hybrid AI, diversification, digital ecosystems? Sounds fancy, but it’s code for admitting the old multilateral magic’s busted.
New bosses like Borge Brende are preaching dialogue in a multipolar mess, but the fracture’s real. No more echo chambers – uncertainty’s the new normal, with nationalism trumping global hand-holding. Trump’s not mourning the old order; he’s building bigger, stronger, more just on the rubble. WEF’s adapting, sure – more focus on resilience, less on reset fantasies. But with Trump dictating trade and security, their influence wanes. Expect more emergency sessions, less sway over sovereigns. The bubble’s bursting, and it’s glorious.
America’s back, baby – owning our destiny, not renting it from Swiss suits. Trump’s Davos drop mic didn’t just fade the Great Reset; it fried it. No more owning nothing and pretending it’s bliss. We’re owning everything – homes, jobs, futures – and yeah, we’re damn happy about it. The globalists had their shot; now it’s our turn to win big.