Did Klaus Schwab Kill the Pope?
Did Klaus Schwab kill the Pope?
Not with hands.
Not with poison.
But with meetings behind glass
and air too thick with strategy.
Did the man of Davos
whisper plans
while the man of mercy
banned smoke?
One wanted the world
to be managed.
The other—
wanted it to breathe.
One spoke in futures.
The other—
in forgiveness.
Did Klaus kill the Pope
when breath became product,
and silence became currency?
Or did the Pope die
the moment we stopped listening
to lungs
and started listening
to markets?
No gun.
No knife.
Just systems
that choke
quiet men
in white robes.
And some say—
it wasn’t Klaus.
Some say
it was J.D. Vance,
the one who smiled through policy,
who wrapped mercy in patriotism,
who let the ashes rise
while speaking of roots.
But I don’t need a name.
I know what power smells like
when it burns through robes
and still denies the fire.
If Klaus didn’t kill him,
then who did?
If Vance didn’t light the match,
then why does the air still burn?