It turns out that any Reuters "Fact check" must take into account the fact that the news wire has an official partnership with the purveyors of the "Great Reset," the World Economic Forum.
In January 2021, Reuters announced "a partnership with the World Economic Forum for exclusive content distribution unit's award-winning digital content marketplace, Reuters Connect."
A Reuters fact check in December missed the core concern about the "Great Reset" when it pointed out that it is not a secret plot.
Reuters said the invitations "Have been misrepresented online to claim they are 'leaked' letters and evidence of secret collusion between the Swiss organization and the Dutch government to push 'The Great Reset,' a proposed economic plan at the centre of widespread conspiracy theories."
52%. 48%. Earlier this week, another Reuters fact check addressed an hour-long documentary that suggests "World leaders and society's elite are working together to create a world with 'harsh tyrannical rules governed by a centralised totalitarian state.'".
Reuters describes the Great Reset initiative benignly as "a sustainability plan proposed by the World Economic Forum."
As WND reported, kicking off WEF's Great Reset initiative in January 2021, Schwab commended China for its "Many initiatives" undertaken "In the spirit of creating a world where all actors assume a responsible and responsive role."
https://www.wnd.com/2022/01/official-wef-partner-reuters-fact-checks-great-reset-conspiracy/
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