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WEF Forced to Investigate Whistleblower Claims Against Founder Klaus Schwab

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In a rare move of accountability, the World Economic Forum (WEF) has given the green light to investigate whistleblower claims against its controversial founder, Klaus Schwab. This development comes amid growing concerns over Schwab’s influence and the organization’s increasing role in shaping global policies. For years, the WEF has been accused of pushing a globalist agenda that undermines national sovereignty and favors elitist interests. 

The accusations allege that Schwab and his wife, Hilde, committed financial and ethical misconduct.

The Wall Street Journal first revealed the whistleblower complaint, just one day after Klaus Schwab resigned from his position as chairman and member of the Board of Trustees, effective immediately. However, despite stepping down, the family continues to deny the allegations. 

The whistleblower allegedly sent a letter to the WEF board accusing Schwab and Hilde of directing subordinates to withdraw thousands of dollars from ATMs for Schwab’s personal use and misappropriating WEF funds to cover private, in-room massages at hotels. The letter also accused the couple of arranging "token" meetings funded by the WEF to justify fancy vacations on the organization’s dime and asked staff to promote Schwab for a Nobel Peace Prize. 

The accusation prompted the board, which includes BlackRock chief Larry Fink, IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva, former US vice president Al Gore, and cellist Yo-Yo Ma, to hold an emergency meeting on Easter Sunday. Schwab reportedly opposed the investigation just before resigning.  

According to the reports, the family threatened to sue "anybody who spreads these mistruths." 

“The investigation will be led by the Audit and Risk Committee with the support of independent legal experts," the WEF said in a statement. "The Committee will move expediently to determine its processes and parameters and will share its progress with the Board. While the Forum takes these allegations seriously, it emphasizes that they remain unproven, and will await the outcome of the investigation to comment further."

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