Javier Milei in Davos: "Woke ideology virus is the top pandemic of our time"

During this year's “save of witches” in Davos called the planet economical Forum, president Javier Milei of Argentina gave a speech that sparked a storm of discussion. The Argentine leader powerfully criticized the ideology of the woke, calling it "the top pandemic of our time" and calling on political and business leaders to act to dismantle its foundations.

What's going on in Davos?

From Monday to Friday, the Swiss Davos is 1 of the most crucial events of planet politics and economy – the planet economical Forum. This year's edition brought together over 3,000 leaders from 130 countries, including 350 political leaders and 900 company heads. This event is celebrated for discussing the key challenges of the modern world, specified as climate change, social inequality and technological innovation. This year, however, 1 of the main themes became the ideologie woke, criticized by Mileia.

"Global hegemony of left-wing politics is falling apart"

Javier Milei stressed in his speech that the ideology of the woke had ceased to be a dominant force in global politics. "What erstwhile seemed to have been a global hegemony of the leftist in politics, educational institutions, media, transnational organisations, and even in forums specified as Davos, began to fall apart," he said.

According to Mileia, movements specified as woke bring into politics and social life excessive regulation, restrictions on freedom of speech and ideology that chokes individualism. The president of Argentina pointed out that leaders must be aware of the dangers of this trend and take appropriate steps to defend individual freedom.

Creating an global alliance

Milei stressed that there is simply a fresh coalition of leaders in the planet who argue the ideology of the woke. In his speech, he mentioned the people he was working with in this fight, including Elona Muska, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Salvadoran president Nayiba Bukele, criminal Benjamin Netanjah, Hungarian president Viktor Orban and erstwhile US president Donald Trump.

“In the course of this year I found allies in this conflict for freedom in all corner of the world. Slowly, an global alliance is being formed between all those peoples who want to be free and believe in the thought of freedom," said Milei.

"The conflict is not yet won"

The president of Argentina stressed that despite his first successes in the fight against the ideology of the woke, the way to complete triumph is inactive far away. "Although hope has been revived, our moral work and work is to dismantle the ideological structure of the sick woke," he said.

His words echoed widely, both among Forum participants and in social media. Critics accuse Milei of populism and deficiency of specifics in the fight against the ideology of the woke, while his supporters praise him for his courage and clearly set goals.

What's next?

Javier Mileia's speech in Davos could be the beginning of a broader debate on the ideology of the woke and its impact on planet politics and the economy. As the number of leaders criticising these trends increases, a fresh global political axis can be created, focusing on values specified as individual freedom, work and limiting the function of the state in citizens' lives.

It is clear that the ideology of the woke remains 1 of the most crucial topics of contemporary public debate. As the examples cited by Mileia show, there are more and more leaders willing to challenge its dominance and propose an alternate based on the freedom and sovereignty of nations. Will this decision gain power? The answer to this question may decide on the form of a global policy in the coming years.