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July 11, 2024 by David T. Cloft

Welcome to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) latest installment of “We Know What’s Best for You.” This time, the benevolent overlords of Davos have decided to weigh in on our laundry habits. Yes, you heard that right. The same folks who want you to own nothing and be happy now suggest you wash your clothes as infrequently as possible. Apparently, conserving water and saving the planet trumps personal hygiene. So, say goodbye to fresh laundry every week and hello to musty wardrobes!

Let’s not forget their infamous declaration that by 2030, we should own nothing and be happy about it. Coupled with this new laundry directive, it’s starting to feel like the WEF is more interested in controlling our lives than saving the environment. It’s as if Karl Marx got a corporate makeover and decided that environmental sustainability was the new proletarian revolution. Just wait until they suggest we share our underwear to reduce waste—think of the environmental impact!

In the name of Mother Earth, they’ve decided to dictate how often we wash our clothes. Jeans? Maybe once a month. Gym clothes? Well, only if you really sweat. The hidden agenda here seems clear: get us accustomed to fewer possessions, less cleanliness, and ultimately, more dependence on their all-knowing, all-seeing guidance. It’s the ultimate power move cloaked in green rhetoric. What’s next? Monthly group showers to save water?

So here we are, living in a world where the WEF wants to oversee everything from our bank accounts to our laundry baskets. Their vision of a sustainable future increasingly looks like a veiled attempt at Marxist control, all under the guise of environmentalism. The irony? The elite making these pronouncements likely enjoy daily fresh laundry and luxuries most of us can only dream of. But don’t worry, they assure us, it’s all for the greater good. Or so they say.

[oai_citation:1,This is why washing your clothes less can help save the planet | World Economic Forum]

https://www.weforum.org/videos/this-is-why-washing-your-clothes-less-can-help-save-the-planet/

[oai_citation:2,Scientists Are Urging Us To Wash Our Clothes Less To Help The Planet | World Economic Forum]
https://www.weforum.org/videos/23880-scientists-are-urging-us-to-wash-our-clothes-less-to-help-the-planet/

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