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Charlie Kirk and Jack Hibbs Expose the Great Reset Eight Goals Threatening America by 2030

Charlie Kirk and Pastor Jack Hibbs examine the World Economic Forum's eight goals for 2030, revealing how Klaus Schwab and global elites plan to reshape society. From private property elimination to ending American superpower status, they connect these objectives to biblical prophecy from Matthew 24, Daniel, and Revelation. Kirk explains how the pandemic served as a catalyst for this transformation, while Hibbs demonstrates how Western values are fundamentally biblical principles under attack. This detailed analysis connects current events, from energy policy to digital currency, to an ancient spiritual battle, offering both sobering reality and hope for believers.

March 3, 2022

The World Economic Forum and the Great Reset Agenda

Charlie Kirk opens by acknowledging the intimidating nature of discussing the Great Reset. After extensive research over the past year and a half, he notes that the content on the World Economic Forum's website reads like a conspiracy theory—which he suggests is part of their strategy. By presenting their goals so openly yet so unbelievably, they create plausible deniability while affecting lives worldwide.

The globalists behind this movement reject the sovereignty of nations and borders. They don't believe in distinctions between America, Brazil, or Sierra Leone, envisioning instead a borderless society. These individuals seek to microengineer human behavior, decisions, and society itself. Kirk frames this as people attempting to play God because they don't believe in God.

The fundamental difference is clear: believers accept there is a God and they are not Him. The World Economic Forum crowd believes neither—they don't believe God exists, and they believe if He did, they would be Him. This represents a titanic struggle between humility and hubris, between waiting for God's grace and asserting human will to remake the world.

Klaus Schwab and the Davos Gathering

Every winter, the world's wealthiest individuals, heads of state, and influential figures convene in Davos, Switzerland. This gathering has become increasingly organized and vocal about the world they're trying to create. Before the Chinese coronavirus, they struggled to bridge the gap between current reality and their desired future. Western society's prosperity, private property rights, and borders presented obstacles they couldn't overcome.

Klaus Schwab serves as chairman of the World Economic Forum. Kirk jokes that if Hollywood were casting a Bond villain, Schwab would be perfect for the role. He speaks in a distinctive baritone German accent, and Kirk references the recent James Bond film character Blofeld as comparable to Schwab.

In a video clip, Schwab openly admits that the World Economic Forum has penetrated government cabinets worldwide. He proudly states that leaders like Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada, the president of Argentina, and Emmanuel Macron of France are all World Economic Forum young global leaders. He boasts that half or more of these cabinets consist of their graduates.

This represents an open admission that the World Economic Forum has taken over entire governments. The head of Finance in Canada who shut down truckers' bank accounts is a World Economic Forum graduate. Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron—the connections all trace back to Klaus Schwab.

The German Worldview and Breaking Civilization

Schwab brings a German historicist worldview that differs fundamentally from Christian perspectives. This non-Christian German view of history, articulated by philosophers like Hegel in the 1800s, suggests that advancing technology quickly enough can achieve earthly utopia. This engineering mindset emphasizes trusting science above all else.

When these global leaders convene, they constantly plot and plan, attempting to set things in motion. However, they faced a challenge: how do you reset something that isn't broken? The answer became clear—first you must break it.

The past two years represent them smashing civilization into pieces. Lockdowns, masks on children preventing linguistic development, vaccine mandates, destroyed small businesses, currency erosion—80% of all dollar bills were created in circulation during this period. These seemingly out-of-reach goals suddenly came into view once society was shattered.

America as the Obstacle

Pastor Jack Hibbs adds crucial context about America's unique position in history. Only two nations can claim God's direct hand in their founding: Israel and the United States. This divine involvement explains American exceptionalism—not arrogance or superiority, but recognition of receiving a tremendous act of God beginning with the Pilgrim fathers.

Hibbs emphasizes the importance of the Mayflower Compact, which he calls the nation's birth certificate. This two-paragraph declaration should be read annually by families and individuals to remember their heritage.

The Bible prophesies that in the last days, nations will gather and rule the world. The Book of Daniel and Revelation describe ten kings presiding over ten regions dominating the world's municipalities. Many refer to this as the resurrection of the ancient Roman Empire. Out of these ten leaders, four will be key rulemakers, but one will rise to predominance through intrigue, destroying the others to dominate alone.

This figure will control world economies and dictate beliefs. Revelation 13 indicates this leader will implement a reboot or reset of global economic systems through numbers—eliminating physical currency. The Bible specifies a numerical transaction system with a three-digit prefix: 666. This Antichrist figure will usher in global economic domination.

While this sounds terrible to believers, the world has been conditioned to accept it. The past two years represent the great setup before the great reset. America remains a unique obstacle in this plan.

The Eight Goals of the Great Reset by 2030

Kirk explains that the globalist strategy involves listing their extreme goals publicly on their website. Because these goals seem so unbelievable, media doesn't cover them, and people dismiss them as impossible. This new strategy relies on hiding in plain sight—they post it openly because it seems too extreme to be real.

Their eight goals by 2030, which they claim COVID will help achieve, are:

  1. You'll own nothing and you'll be happy
  2. The United States will no longer be the world's superpower
  3. You won't die waiting for an organ donor because organs can be made synthetically
  4. You'll eat less meat
  5. A billion people will be displaced by climate change
  6. You could be preparing to go to Mars
  7. Western values will have been tested to their breaking point
  8. Fossil fuels will be obsolete

These stated predictions and goals appear on the World Economic Forum website. Understanding these goals suddenly makes puzzling news items make sense. Why do they want two million people illegally crossing the border annually? Why do they want the dollar to collapse? Why do they claim inflation is good? Why do they want a generation of renters instead of landowners? Why do they want everyone in debt?

The great reset becomes the lens through which confusing news cycles gain clarity and biblical perspective, providing peace of mind amid cynicism and confusion.

Energy Policy and the Current Crisis

The eighth goal—making fossil fuels obsolete—explains current energy policy decisions that seem incomprehensible. The White House struggles because they claim to oppose Putin's invasion of Ukraine, yet they refuse to use the one weapon that could kneecap him: American liquefied natural gas.

They won't authorize fracking because they're committed to achieving no fossil fuels by 2030. This goal takes precedence over stopping Putin.

Hibbs explains that Biden could immediately reopen the Keystone Pipeline and issue fracking permits. For a brief period, the United States was the world's number one oil and natural gas producer. At 2018 consumption rates, America had over 2,000 years of natural gas reserves alone. But Biden shut it all down, claiming environmental concerns.

Right now, Putin could be stopped dead in his tracks if America immediately released its oil and energy to Europe. Europe currently depends on Nordstrom, making energy a new currency. This represents a remarkable power play.

The Permian Basin in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania and Southern New York, and the Bakken Shale in North Dakota contain enough liquefied natural gas and oil to power the entire world for 75 to 100 years with new efficiencies.

But they don't want the millions of jobs this would create. They don't want America to become a net energy exporter. Why? Because of their training at the World Economic Forum young leaders program, where they learned that fossil fuels must end by 2030.

Kirk notes the absurdity: he doesn't know if it matters whether we use solar panels or fossil fuels if there's a nuclear holocaust. Yet current leaders feel emboldened to pursue their agenda regardless of immediate threats. If America embraced its energy resources, dictators would stop immediately because they thrive when America doesn't exercise its power.

The Conditioning of Nations and Economic Attack

Hibbs points out that for the first time in human history, a nation shut itself down through a handful of power brokers—not the people. Then they gave money away while keeping people from producing, paying them to stay home.

The recent State of the Union Address avoided mentioning the real state of affairs, instead claiming America is doing great even though people don't realize it yet.

To attack a country, you don't need to drop bombs. That's a last resort after exhausting all other efforts. Disrupting a country's economy and enslaving its people accomplishes the same goal. The United States was attacked by itself—by its leaders—to connect people to government handouts and plunge the nation into unsustainable debt from which it cannot recover.

This plays directly into the great setup for the great reset. No country has done this before—it's unprecedented. Parents don't allow adult children to stay home indefinitely without working. At some point, responsible parents say their children must leave, get jobs, and live independently.

Instead, America created a situation where people won't work, employers can't fill positions, and an entire generation fears going outside without masks despite knowing they don't work. Something spiritual is happening behind the scenes.

The Bible says Satan traffics in fear. The fear-driven response wasn't just science—if people understood the science, they'd know masks cannot stop COVID. Even mask boxes state they cannot stop viruses. Yet people were conditioned to depend on government through fear, trained not to think for themselves, told the government would keep them healthy.

Anthony Fauci and the Fourth Branch of Government

Kirk addresses where Fauci is now, explaining that this answer is instructive. Fauci was part of the Great Reset and, in Kirk's opinion, one of the most powerful people ever to exist. No one has ever had the power to stop the movements, breathing, and medical behavior of billions of people simply by appearing on television.

Consider that unprecedented power: controlling your breathing, your children's breathing at school, simply because he said so. Even ancient Romans and Greeks never imagined such power. Yet no one voted for Fauci. He's an extra-constitutional figure who never campaigned, never petitioned, was never questioned about his financing or funding. He was a creature of the fourth branch of government.

The Founding Fathers' brilliance lay in preventing people like Anthony Fauci from gaining unchecked power. He was unelected, unchecked, and largely unknown until the pandemic. Suddenly he ran the entire health infrastructure, controlling everything: breathing, medical decisions, vaccines, jobs, employment, military service, travel, international movement—all through him.

This was brilliant strategy from the Great Reset crowd. They couldn't achieve their goals through BLM, CRT, or the MeToo movement alone. They needed fear so widespread that everyone would comply. They made people afraid of something invisible that anyone might have regardless of symptoms, then put an object on faces that made people more submissive, afraid, harder to communicate with, harder to sympathize with, and easier to control.

Kirk believes this organization operates on a supernatural level because these people aren't smart enough to orchestrate it alone. They're pawns in a supernatural game.

Fauci—unelected, unknown, unchecked, with no cross-examination, separation of powers, checks and balances, or consent of the governed—suddenly wielded enormous power. Then they made him disappear. Why?

Kirk offers a crumb of optimism: he believes in the laws of nature and Nature's God. For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. The over-accelerated, zealous push by internationalist globalists to destroy our way of life overnight is rapidly being met with an equal and opposite reaction that's shaking the ground beneath the globalists.

Fauci went from hero to liability overnight. Kirk warns leftists repeatedly: they will come for you. Once you're no longer useful, they'll indict you, throw you away, do whatever necessary. It's all transactional—they don't believe in loyalty or friendship, only power.

Fauci became useless, so they displaced him. Don't be surprised if whispers and leaks emerge in coming weeks or months—already started—from internal sources platformed by outlets like the New York Times about how Fauci went too far, how power went to his head, how he became narcissistic. They're sobering his image because if damaging internal documents from the NIH and NIAID emerge, they want an escape hatch to retire him while claiming they warned everyone Fauci was bad news.

He's gone because he became a liability as they grew worried that normal people are rising up.

The Question of What Is a Human Being

Kirk explains that these leaders answer a fundamental question differently: what is a human being? Most college students laugh when asked this question because they've never considered it. Yet it's one of the most important questions to ask.

Is a human being just material—just DNA and cells—or does it also have a soul? If you believe humans have souls, your entire worldview changes immediately. But globalists don't believe that. They think humans are purely material reality, which is why they want to control that material reality.

Authors like Nietzsche warned about this philosophy. When you don't believe in God, all that remains is power hierarchy: I'm stronger than you. Love becomes nothing more than power hierarchy. Music becomes power hierarchy. It's about keeping people in headlocks because it's better for the strong to control the weak.

This is difficult for Christians to process because it's so different from their worldview. But this is how people in charge view things—how Justin Trudeau views the world. He sees it as: I'm in charge and you are not. If you challenge my power, I'll deploy Canadian troops against peaceful truckers, drag them through streets, have horses run them over, close their bank accounts, and threaten them with decades in prison. Meanwhile, BLM burned down 30 churches in summer 2020 without consequences.

The question of what is a human being is critical. Believers understand that humans are made in God's image. We're speaking beings. In both creation stories—Genesis 1 and John 1—it says the same thing differently: God spoke things into existence. God is a speaker. Our ability to speak is the logos—in the beginning was the Word, the Word was God, the Word was with God. That word logos means rational speech.

Believers settle differences through dialogue and speech. Globalists believe the only way to live is through power and pleasure: who's in charge and does it make you feel good? When an entire generation ingests this daily, you create the most depressed, suicidal, alcohol-addicted, drug-addicted, anxious generation in history. They're told to care only about status and enjoyment, about the size of their homes and what drugs they're using.

When power and pleasure are all that matter, you create a very dark society. Don't be surprised when people go deeper into darkness, thinking happiness comes from controlling Ukraine, then Taiwan, always pursuing more control.

This represents the supernatural, eternal battle playing out before our eyes.

The Biblical Foundation of Private Property

Hibbs addresses the first goal: You'll own nothing and you'll be happy. Kirk explains that private property is fundamental to freedom. The first recorded real estate deal in history was Abraham going to Hebron to buy land for burying himself and future generations. God never condemns property ownership—He encourages it, as seen in the Parable of the Talents and other scriptures.

Why is private property so important to freedom? Look at Canada. If you cannot protect your own possessions, they're not yours—they're the state's and government's. When Canadian authorities didn't like truckers' politics or worldview, their bank accounts vanished. That means their time vanished, their investments disappeared, all their work hours gone instantaneously.

Private property is a stop sign and do-not-enter sign for tyrants. You cannot be free without private property—it's impossible. Every totalitarian dictatorship first eliminates some form of private property. Venezuela said you can't own oil wells. Cuba said you can't have more than one restaurant. Eventually, they confiscate everything, especially from dissenters.

The creepy part is the addition of you'll be happy. It sounds hypnotic, as if they'll force happiness. This reveals who they think they are—they'll command you to own nothing, and they'll tell you you'll like it.

This shows they view people as nothing more than checkers on a board or chess pieces to move around. This totalitarian mindset will lead to many economic conditions of the Great Reset.

Hibbs emphasizes that scripture addresses private ownership throughout. Abraham owned land, cattle, and sheep. Biblical stewardship requires ownership—believers will be judged before Christ on faithfulness with what He gave them to own. Did they keep it for themselves or multiply it to benefit others?

Jesus speaks in parables about men who had land, harvests, and hired workers for their fields. The Great Reset opposes all this. They don't just want to own everything themselves—they want to be god-like entities making everyone else peasants.

Many young people don't understand they need to profit, viewing it as greedy. But when it comes to benevolence and needs, the United States has been the most generous nation for over 90 years. When disasters strike worldwide, America responds with the largest aid.

Private ownership isn't just mentioned in scripture—it's taught. God will judge believers on what they did with what they had. Poverty is never presented as a virtue. How do you feed people who can't provide for themselves? The middle class feeds those who can't make it. No one works successfully for poor people—you work for those who are succeeding. God says if you're faithful with a little, He'll make you faithful with more.

The issue is what you're doing with what you have—that's the individual's business. It's not about taking from people to redistribute wealth as Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama want. This is why people still try to break into America—it's still a beacon of hope built on private ownership.

The creepy spirit behind be happy you have nothing is the same spirit that said truly Christian people would get vaccinated and stay indoors. Remember the airport clip where someone said she wished all Christians would just drop dead? That creepy talk originates from a demonic spirit suggesting Christians who really love people would mask up or take shots.

Western Values Are Biblical Values

Kirk focuses on goal number seven: Western values will have been tested to their breaking point. What are Western values? They're an extension of the Judeo-Christian construct, specifically Christian New Testament teaching. Western values include belief in God-granted natural rights, separation of powers, and consent of the governed. They reject the idea that a single individual has an unquestionable mandate to rule.

Western values are fruits of the Enlightenment blended correctly with biblical truths and principles from antiquity. This is why we enjoy technological, medical, and communication advancements.

But Western values is code. They're really saying biblical values. They know if they put biblical values on the website, everyone would talk about it. Western values sounds like a college course—innocuous. What they're trying to say is they'll break biblical values by 2030.

More specifically, they want to break every single one of the Ten Commandments. Consider the evidence: smash and grab robberies violate thou shall not steal. Covetousness is openly encouraged. There's a concerted effort to break bonds between parents and children—the only commandment that comes with a promise involving your nation: Honor your mother and father so you might live long in the land.

What about not murdering? The abortion issue speaks for itself. They're doing everything possible to break the Ten Commandments. These commandments are morally transcendent—people who live them out flourish individually and grow closer to God.

When they say they'll break these values, they'll do it not just through laws but by making violations acceptable and glorified. Take thou shall not commit adultery—expanding the Hebrew understanding to sexual immorality generally. Now it's mainstream to glorify sexual anarchy: do whatever you want, whenever you want, however you want.

Hibbs emphasizes that the West didn't create these values—they're biblical values from the Middle East, from Israel, from the God of Israel. Any nation, continent, family, or person can adopt these values, but the West chose to adopt them during the Enlightenment and Reformation period.

The Founding Fathers believed scripture and ensured the First Amendment was first and the Second Amendment was second because they understood two things God placed within human beings: the drive to speak one's mind—you can't outlaw that—and the need for families to protect themselves against destruction from outsiders or invaders.

The right to bear arms isn't about guns specifically. The Founding Fathers made it the Second Amendment because it's biblical fact that if a man doesn't provide for his home, he's worse than a non-believer. That's not about money—it's about safety, protection, love, and care. It's not a gun issue but a rock issue, a stone issue, a fist issue—whatever you can grab to protect your family. This is within the human heart and soul. Everyone knows it, even the most progressive liberal.

Isaiah said it, repeated in the New Testament: good must be called evil, and evil must be called good. That's how you flip a Western or biblical culture.

America as Investment, Not Gift

Kirk addresses goal number two: The U.S. won't be the world's superpower. America's founding is exceptional because the Founding Fathers understood human nature. What is a human being? It's body, soul, and mind—like the Trinity, made in God's image.

They also understood that human beings are naturally programmed by original sin to mess up, especially in positions of power. So they created checks and balances, separation of powers, and diffused power through local government.

America is unique in human history: citizen-led government, not subject government, serf government, or slave government. Citizen comes from a Greek word meaning co-ruler. As soon as America stops being the world's superpower, all the other Great Reset goals become possible.

America has made foreign policy mistakes, but we're the only benevolent superpower ever to exist in history. Never before has a country with America's wealth, power, and generosity used all its assets for good. What would China do with power and wealth? What is China doing? They're not helping disadvantaged people overseas—they're supporting invasions. China uses power to suppress its citizens.

Aristotle said power shows the man. If you want to know someone, give them power for a day—you'll find out everything you need to know. Make someone in charge of a branch or restaurant for one day, and you'll see exactly who they are.

America passed the power test—the only major country ever to do so. What did Rome do with power? Enslaved half the Western world. Greece? Declared constant wars. Great Britain had Imperial problems. But America passed the power test despite all our problems.

Why? Several reasons: We had an active, vibrant church that kept America's moral conscience in check. Our documents, people, history, and heritage all contributed. But Kirk believes America has been given an extra dose of grace by God. To whom much is given, much is required.

Kirk corrects the language: America isn't a gift—it's an investment. You probably don't remember what you got for Christmas three years ago because gifts are usually forgotten quickly, except Christ's gift. But investments come with obligations. When God invests time in you or money in your company, it comes with standards and expectations.

America is no different. If by 2030 we're no longer the world superpower, the gospel will be under attack like we haven't seen in over a thousand years—the greatest persecution of Christians in probably 30 generations. There's a reason they put that goal there: Satan would love nothing more than for the beacon of goodness to go out, for that shining city on a hill to be covered in darkness.

Hope in the Midst of Darkness

Despite the sobering nature of these revelations, both Kirk and Hibbs offer hope. Kirk believes in the laws of nature and Nature's God. For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. The over-accelerated, zealous push by globalists is being met with an equal and opposite reaction.

A year ago, globalists thought they were on schedule and ahead of the game. Now they're paranoid, nervous, and confused. The Great Reset was severely weakened during President Trump's four years. When America was energy independent, borders secure, economy vibrant, peace breaking out in the Middle East, autocrats not invading sovereign countries, NATO beefing up, membership increasing, the American dollar strengthening, inflation kept in check, and Consumer Price Index at its highest—suddenly the Great Reset became a weird coffee shop discussion no one took seriously.

Hibbs opened the evening by reading Matthew 24, where Jesus gave a 30,000-foot overview of end times events. Jesus spoke about nation rising against nation, famines, pestilence, earthquakes, tribulation, hatred for His name's sake, false prophets, lawlessness, love growing cold, and the gospel being preached to all nations before the end comes.

These prophecies speak specifically to situations in Israel—people on housetops escaping on the Sabbath, winter conditions. The abomination of desolation spoken of by Daniel the Prophet references a temple rebuilt in Jerusalem in the last days.

For these things to come to pass, the age in which we're living must change. There must be a shift in the world's structure. In the last couple years, there's been more change in humanity's governance simultaneously than at any other time in human history. Everything shifted through pandemic issues together.

Many agree we'll never return to normal in the sense that the world has become an entity where things move at a fast pace. One aspect is the global uniting effort of nations.

But none of this should scare believers. Have faith that the Lord Jesus Christ knew what He was doing when He brought you into the world at such a time as this. The God of the Bible knows the future. He told us Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead. He loves you. There's no sin so great He cannot forgive.

He's given you life with purpose, but you can only find that purpose by bowing your knee and heart to Him. He doesn't just want your knee—He wants your heart. He'll come into your life, take control, and transform you. Those who were big sinners before meeting Jesus are forgiven much and love Him much. No sin is so great He won't forgive, but we all need Him. He died on the cross for you and rose from the dead.

Living in exciting times means seeing things the world cannot see. When you study the Great Reset and World Economic Forum, puzzling news items suddenly make sense. It becomes the lens providing clarity and peace of mind through biblical perspective.

As believers, we see things around the world and can say, My Bible talked about that. This causes boldness, not fear. It allows seeing what the world cannot see. Some people went crazy during COVID based on news reports while others couldn't understand why they weren't afraid. Something was being supernaturally challenged.

We're living in days where, for the first time in human history, post-COVID, we see how things can change globally overnight. It's a remarkable time. America is the bone stuck in the throat of globalist efforts. Sadly, great corporations like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon—which we've learned to depend upon, preferring little boxes at our doorstep over shopping—come at a price. They're building kingdoms with agendas, seeing themselves as lords.

We must stand and fight, staying strong. God might show mercy. He might pause the advancement of these things. We're living in the days where we see how post-COVID, the world can change overnight. This is quite a remarkable time.

The message is clear: live your life looking for Jesus, but know this world is not our home. Yet we fight for freedom and liberty more than anyone else. Do you want to get married? Get married. Do you want to have babies? Have a bunch. Live your life—don't sit in the desert waiting. But understand the times and remain faithful.

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