Does the Great Reset Really Mean I’ll Own Nothing?

Here are some links, references and excerpts — you decide

Justin Honse
8 min readDec 14, 2020
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Online Discussion

Considering the tremendous amount of online discussion, tweets, posts and YouTube videos being made about the Great Reset initiative of the World Economic Forum, for many there has been difficulty connecting what sounds like a conspiracy theory to reality. It’s not impossible, but it seems to have been made intentionally difficult by design. After all, if the WEF and the Davos folks really are trying to shift us to some technocratic corporatist world where we “have no privacy” and “own nothing”, they can’t just come out and say that.

The most recent pushback I’m seeing people argue about regarding the Great Reset, is whether A) it’s even a real thing; and B) that the “Welcome to 2030” article’s claims aren’t necessarily tied to the Great Reset initiatives.

The Purpose of this Article

The purpose of this article is to help make these connections and provide the links, references, and excerpts to show where one particular claim — that we’ll “Own Nothing” — is coming from.

This article specifically focuses on A) showing that the Great Reset is a real set of initiatives by the WEF, and B) shows…

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Justin Honse
Justin Honse

Written by Justin Honse

I write about Economic and Social issues that affect us all, because my country, America, has problems and change is needed now.