Rebel News reporter Lewis Brackpool tried to ask an events manager for tech giant Intel about online censorship, only to receive no answer.

“Can you give me one second?" the manager responded to Brackpool before he ran away, never to return.

The interaction took place outside of the tech company's pavilion in Davos, Switzerland during this week's World Economic Forum annual meeting where technology companies, politicians, billionaires and celebrities meet annually to discuss their plans for the future of humanity. To learn more about what the WEF is really all about, Rebel News has produced an investigative docuseries, the first episode of which is available now at www.ExposeTheReset.com.

The events manager for Intel's Davos operation dodges my question about internet censorship and then suddenly disappears.

There is also this celebrity styled culture of photographing themselves in front of corporate billboards.

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Brackpool began “It's interesting with Intel because there is a lot of things about Intel with censorship and things like that,” before being interrupted by the self-identified Intel manager who claimed to be looking for a colleague.

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