A Green Party politician allegedly wore a protective mask with an inscription that was provocative for conspiracy myths.
A picture of Green Party politician Katrin Göring-Eckardt has been causing outrage since November because she appears to be wearing a protective mask with the inscriptions “New Normal” and “Great Reset” - the latter in particular is the basis of a conspiracy myth with a real background.
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This was created on November 18th during a parliamentary session. The politician published the photo herself on Twitter ( see HERE ) - but with a small difference: the imprint of the two inscriptions, which was added in a rather amateurish way using an image editing program, cannot be seen in the original.
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In the comments on this picture, several users repeatedly point out that the picture is fake, but this does not stop most users from insulting it.
“Great Reset” – What is that supposed to be?
This is a real motto of the World Economic Forum, which is presented in a short video see HERE The description of the video also briefly summarizes the idea:
“There is an urgent need for global actors to work together to simultaneously address the direct consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is launching The Great Reset.”
The World Economic Forum ( see HERE ) is a foundation that holds an annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, to which leading international economic experts, politicians, scientists, social actors and journalists are invited.
The motto of the next meeting is said to be “The Great Reset” – and conspiracy mythists are happy to reinterpret the actual meaning of the motto and claim that the COVID-19 pandemic is either a pretext or even completely invented to establish a kind of global “digital dictatorship”. , through which humanity is to be enslaved ( see HERE ).
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Summary
The prints on Katrin Göring-Eckardt's protective mask are a crude fake that are intended to suggest that the politician is part of a large conspiracy and is even showing this publicly.
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