They're a few bricks short of a load. Globalists have been gathering at the World Government Summit in Dubai to discuss advancing plans for a single global government. World leaders and powerful elites have been flocking to the event this week to pitch ideas for expanding globalism by uniting sovereign nations’ governments. During a panel discussion at the summit, Professor Arturo Bris from the IMD World Competitiveness Center argued that a “shock” is needed to shift global society away from the current “world order.” He insisted that the “transformation” of the “world order” “cannot be gradual.” Bris told attendees that elites and world leaders need to address how to use a “shock” so the world can “go through this transformation.” “How is this transition going to happen?” Dr. Bris asked “I totally agree that the world order, the way it is built today, doesn’t make any sense,” he explained. “That is not in line with the economic powers like India, Brazil, or Germany. “They don’t have a massive role in the international order. “But to me, the big question is how we are going to go through this transformation. “It cannot be gradual,” he asserted. “It has to be, has to be, driven by a part, by a certain shock that will happen. “So now we will reconsider this entire…”