DAVOS HIGH-CLASS ESCORT SPILLS THE BEANS… WHAT THE GLOBAL ELITE REVEAL
EXCLUSIVE: Salome Balthus, 40, is a high-end escort and author from Berlin who has travelled to Davos, Switzerland, to meet up with clients during the World Economic Forum (WEF).
What the global elite reveal to Davos sex workers: High-class escort spills the beans on what happens behind closed doors – and how wealthy ‘know the world is doomed, so may as well go out with a bang’
A high-class escort has spilled the beans on what happens behind closed doors in Davos during the World Economic Forum, including what the wealthy think really will happen to the world in the near future.
Salome Balthus, 40, is a high-end escort and author from Berlin who has travelled to Davos, Switzerland, to meet up with clients during the annual gathering of the global elite.
Salome revealed to MailOnline what she has learned about the global elite – and for many it is that they are doom-mongering about the fate of the world… so they’ve decided to enjoy it while it lasts.
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