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Having been born in Germany, I do find this disturbing. EDIT: To clarify... the disturbing aspect is the direction the symbol is facing. The right-facing symbol is called swastika, symbolizing sun, prosperity and good luck. The left-facing symbol is called sauwastika, symbolising night or tantric aspects of the goddess Kali. The goddess of ultimate power, time, destruction and change.
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A designer always knows what he is doing. 😅
I'm pretty sure that the symbol is meant to have this exact rotation. Note, this is a CEO summit and their agenda is the same agenda as the WEF's. At 48 I've seen a lot but this tops everything. We're watching the ultimate industrial power grab, since 2020. - they don't even try to hide it any more. Seen this? https://twitter.com/EvaVlaar/status/1594084598320955394
Just saw this: Forum Fuhrer 🤨 They must be joking
Oh man! In Asia they probably dont even think about it.
I used to live in Asia, they think more than we do in these things. But Thai's are mostly Buddhists for them the symbol translates to "the auspicious footprints of the Buddha" or following his footprints / teachings. Not something CEO's do. I think the KALI relationship is more accurate in relation to this summit. Like this... damn I'm having a bad day with this. I'm sorry. But I'm German and I do remember the last time we blindly followed the industrial complex talking as they do now and sporting this symbol as they do now.
Interesting choice indeed! I have been working as a tech contractor for APEC(Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation) 2012 when it was held in Russia. Our Finnish team was the only Europeans there since Europe and Africa are not part of APEC. About every other country is.