Several Facebook users have posted a video of what appears to be a World Economic Forum delegate telling the global body's founder to "go f*** himself".
But the video is a prank, created by a self-described satirist.
The clip has been posted across social media, examples here, here, here, here, here and archived here1.
The video features a man supposedly speaking at the WEF's annual conference in Davos, Switzerland.
After thanking the organisers for giving him a platform, the man's demeanour shifts.
"F*** you Klaus Schwab2 and f*** your new world order," the supposed delegate says.
Schwab then exits the stage as the audience looks on.
But the video is a prank, posted by self-described satirist Damon Imani3.
He clearly labels the WEF video as satire on his X post.
The annual WEF conference in Davos has become a target for conspiracy theories and misinformation about the intentions of the global group.
AAP FactCheck has debunked numerous claims about conspiracies connected to the WEF, including here4, here5, here6 and here7.
Australian One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts8 reposted the video on his X page on Wednesday, telling his followers "Brilliant. Davos delegate telling Klaus Schwab to his face & in public to go f… himself."
He amended his post 31 minutes later to inform his followers the video was the work of a comedian.
Monica Smit, who has been debunked by AAP FactCheck several times9, also amended her post and apologised for getting her followers' hopes up.
False – The claim is inaccurate.
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