BACKGROUND HEADLINES: Meet key players linked to the World Economic Forum.

As Senator for South Australia Alex Antic warned Parliament last year 2021, the WEF might lobby on issues such as climate change, so-called systemic racism and sexism and creating an online digital identity.

However, “closer inspection reveals the World Economic Forum is an anti-capitalist, anti-free market organisation that seeks to subvert Western values and political processes”.

Over 20 Australians have completed the WEF’s Young Global Leaders program.

Dozens more have attended Davos summits and have made key contributions to WEF policies and initiatives.

Another Australian politician is linked to the World Economic Forum.

Yet again, we continue our popular series of biographies on key people linked to Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF) that you may not have ever heard of but that hold considerable sway in our society.

And with the energy security crisis enveloping Australia due to its adoption of extreme green policies on climate change, you can bet Schwab and his WEF cronies have a hand it in somewhere.

Indeed they do.

Today’s focus is on a Davos disciple who you will know.

This one sits in the Australian Parliament.

And they’re a member of the socialist party that masquerades as environmentalists called the Australian Greens.

Meet Sarah Hanson Young

Contributed by Kurt Mahlburg

The Senator for South Australia, Sarah Hanson-Young, is a poster child for so-called ‘progressivism’.

(George’s note: In my opinion, a more apt term is cultural Marxism!)

Born and raised in Melbourne but now based in Adelaide, in 2007 Hanson-Young became the youngest woman, at 25 years of age, to be elected to the Australian parliament.

Prior to her time in office representing the Australian Greens, Hanson-Young worked as a campaign manager for Amnesty International, a campaigner with Justice for Refugees, and as a media adviser for SA Greens leader Mark Parnell.

Sarah Hanson-Young has lost several leadership spills for the role of deputy leader of the Australian Greens.

While they didn’t elect her as their Deputy, the Greens congratulated Hanson-Young on becoming a WEF Young Global Leader.

Earlier this year, Hanson-Young married Ben Oquist, executive director of left-wing thinktank The Australia Institute.

Oquist has appeared in the Australian Financial Review’s ‘Covert Power’ list of the 20 most powerful people in Australia.

Hanson-Young’s voting record would have any globalist grinning.

She has voted for and/or supported higher taxes, bigger government, an expanded welfare state, and a deindustrialised green utopia.

Hanson-Young has also backed policies that, in the opinion of Nation First, have harmed or would have harmed nation, family and faith.

This is seen in her support for legalised narcotics, euthanasia, abortion, the LGBT agenda and her opposition to religious freedom, school chaplaincy funding and Australia Day.

Hanson-Young is an ardent proponent of left-wing, taxpayer-funded media outlets ABC and SBS.

At the same time, she has long campaigned for so-called “media diversity and reform” which would ironically see an end to any remaining conservative influence in Australia’s media landscape.

Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF) has noticed Sarah Hanson-Young’s activism and awarded her for it.

The WEF made her a Young Global Leader in 2016 — a badge she still wears proudly across her social media channels.

Klaus is obviously very happy with Sarah’s achievements. 

ORIGINAL SOURCE: Date-stamped: 2022 JUN 23 - Author: Kurt Mahlburg - Article Title: Meet Sarah Hanson Young - Article Link: nationfirst.substack.com

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