Good video Chris did back in the day
Showing posts with label Agenda 21. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agenda 21. Show all posts
Do You Know What Agenda 21 Is?
Good video summarizing with different clips what Agenda 21 (re-branded Agenda 2030) is. It's well worth understanding this because Coronavirus is going to be used to speed up Agenda 21 for 2030 or Agenda 2030. A lot is going to get rammed through in this decade because of the Coronavirus Psyop.
Agenda 21 And 30 Explained
I don't agree with the food rationing as the fake food industrial complex can end world hunger.
Google's City Of The Future
Constant surveillance may sound like an Orwellian vision of the future, but it could become reality in a 'smart city' district being planned by Google's parent company.
Alphabet is turning a disused area of Toronto's waterfront into the first of its high tech neighbourhoods, as a pilot project for bigger things to come.
Everything from rubbish bins to traffic lights could be equipped with hardware designed to gather data and monitor changing conditions in the area.
If successful, the scheme could one day lead to entire cities where citizens every move is scrutinised by technology.
Would YOU live in Google's 'city of the future'? High-tech Toronto neighbourhood that will monitor resident's daily lives using sensors in everything from bins to traffic lights raises privacy concerns | Daily Mail
Agenda 21 Programming Tiny Houses and Micro Apartments
Good video showing how insane this agenda is getting people into tiny houses and micro apartments for the future. Also check out how the rich and famous somehow don't like tiny houses. Heads up on the YouTube channel that created this video because his other videos are all disinformation.
I am a firm believer that we are slowly being turned into factory animals.
Like what agriculture did to other specifies.
This is showing the propaganda behind it.
Make it sound hip and cool.
It also shows the narrative white families in shoe boxes while mix race , blacks and jew collaborators in palaces.
This is happening even in countries like Australia, yes.
They are closing down regional areas and forcing people into crowded cities.
That way you are totally dependant on the state no vegetable gardens, no live stock or pets.
Just you and the corporate food chain.
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Microhotels?
It’s sort of like staying inside a Swiss Army knife: In stylish new microhotels, architects deploy tech and minimalist design to fold a lot of amenities into small spaces. Consider the 150-square-foot rooms at the two Arlo hotels, which opened this fall in Manhattan. “There’s not a lot of room to navigate, but that can be a convenience,” says Matthew Goodrich, chief creative officer at AvroKO, the haute hospitality agency behind Arlo. “You don’t have to get up and go across the room to adjust anything. It’s all within arm’s reach.” Welcome to your tiny castle.Are microhotels part of Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, going green and austerity? Is this the future? Jam pack people into smaller living spaces, even for hotels? Seriously this smaller is better agenda being promoted is a con. Why would people want smaller living space?
Sleep Tight in a Smartly Designed Microhotel | Wired.com
Did you know there's a tiny house agenda, I mean trend house trend?
Tiny House Trend?
More than 10 million viewers tuned in to HGTV’s tiny-house shows this year. There’s a Tiny House magazine, at least two documentaries and countless blogs about tiny-house living.This is ridiculous. Why would anyone want a tiny house? I can see this is apart of Agenda 21 or Agenda 2030. It falls in line with Agenda 21's plan to move people into large cities and because they have to fit a lot of people, what better way then making them live in tiny spaced houses and apartments. It's part of the sustainable living, austerity and reducing your carbon footprint con. They are tricking people into going for less and paying more for it too with these overpriced tiny houses.
“Part of the surprise is that it has resonated with urban viewers — the majority of whom are already living in tiny spaces,” said John Feld, senior vice president of programming and production at HGTV.l
And while tiny studios are common in NYC, 1987 zoning restrictions meant new-build apartments could be no smaller than 400 square feet. But in 2012, a waiver was passed allowing for one building of “micro-units,” measuring between 260 and 360 square feet. The ribbon on those 55 units was officially cut in October.
Meet New Yorkers making the most of the tiny house trend | New York Post
I couldn't believe this video from the article about tiny house living that is absolutely laughable:
If You Hate Auto Insurance, You’ll Love Driverless Cars
A new normal: Ridesharing companies will operate fleets of driverless cars, and owning an autonomous vehicle will no longer just be for the wealthy. Matley believes the cost per mile of owning and operating self-driving cars will be cheaper than driving vehicles back in 2016. In addition to reduced car insurance costs, advances in lightweight construction will lower sticker prices for driverless cars and allow their owners to spend less on fuel.Read More: USA Today
Crash frequency will have plummeted, and car owners will have a minuscule need for insurance. Some of the largest auto insurance companies will leave the market altogether, Light says, while others will have to overhaul their business models to survive, focusing on commercial ridesharing or product liability coverage, or other services such as car maintenance.
By this point, Light believes, personal car insurance could cost close to 70% less than it does today. Or as he sums up, “We’ll all be having a beer to celebrate.”
Insects Are Our Future Livestock
This is absolutely ridiculous, yet people will believe they will soon being devouring insects, LOL!
“In the near future, your kids will eat insects, food made of insects” says Nanna Roos. Inspired from Kenya, Thaïland or Cambodia, she wants to bring insects in our meat production as a sustainable, nutritious and tasty solution for babies and adults.
As collecting wild insects is not a sustainable solution, Nanna Roos and her team are working on developing farms, where insects can be mass produced using tiny space and little water, and staying healthy. The current challenge is to turn insects into the livestock of the future.
Nanna Roos is an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen within the Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports. One of her projects, GREEiNSECT, contributes to researching capacity building in Kenya by supporting studies in the fields of insect production, food product development and economy.
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On The Road With Autonomous Cars
Can't wait to get mine, LOL! These should be called dumb cars because no brain is required. I've noticed there is a serious effort underway for towns and cities around where I live to make the streets/roads safer than ever before. Now there are new signs, bright new road paint, new crosswalks and other safety features that roads didn't used to have. I guess it's all to help keep autonomous cars from crashing and to help keep people alert to the possible hazard of autonomous cars making a mistake.
The autonomous cars rely on cameras to operate. Is this why new roads have so much bright reflective paint? I've noticed how there is a big push in clothing retail of neon colors such as orange, pink and green. Also there is more reflective material in clothing too. Is this to get people to wear these colors/clothing to make it easier for autonomous cars' cameras to detect people in order to avoid hitting them? Where was all this safety shit decades ago? People aren't going to be driving cars anymore, but the cars are going to be driving people.
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The autonomous cars rely on cameras to operate. Is this why new roads have so much bright reflective paint? I've noticed how there is a big push in clothing retail of neon colors such as orange, pink and green. Also there is more reflective material in clothing too. Is this to get people to wear these colors/clothing to make it easier for autonomous cars' cameras to detect people in order to avoid hitting them? Where was all this safety shit decades ago? People aren't going to be driving cars anymore, but the cars are going to be driving people.
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Agenda 21 and the Fabian Society
Pretty good discussion on the history of Agenda 21 and how it's a complete fraud. I like how the guest says the breakup of communism was a hoax.
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Global Warming Will Create Cannibals
Here's Ted Turner selling Global Warming/Climate Change with fear mongering.
From the Charlie Rose Show:
TED TURNER: Not doing it will be catastrophic. We'll be eight degrees hotter in ten, not ten but 30 or 40 years and basically none of the crops will grow. Most of the people will have died and the rest of us will be cannibals. Civilization will have broken down. The few people left will be living in a failed state — like Somalia or Sudan — and living conditions will be intolerable. The droughts will be so bad there'll be no more corn grown. Not doing it is suicide. Just like dropping bombs on each other, nuclear weapons is suicide. We've got to stop doing the suicidal two things, which are hanging on to our nuclear weapons and after that we've got to stabilize the population. When I was born-
CHARLIE ROSE: So what's wrong with the population?
TURNER: We're too many people. That's why we have global warming. We have global warming because too many people are using too much stuff. If there were less people, they'd be using less stuff.
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Ground-Level Traffic Lights For Distracted Smartphone Users
A transportation provider in Augsburg, Germany, has installed traffic signals into the asphalt of two of the city's rail stations as part of an ongoing trial. When the street is safe to cross, the LED traffic lights flash green. When there's a tram approaching, they flash red to get the attention of any pedestrians with their eyes glued to a screen.Read More: Germany Installs Ground-Level Traffic Lights for Distracted Phone Users
and from the Washington Post:
Foreign visitors frequently wonder why crowds of Germans wait for traffic lights to turn green when there are no cars in sight.
That is why officials in the city of Augsburg became concerned when they noticed a new phenomenon: Pedestrians were so busy looking at their smartphones that they were ignoring traffic lights.
The city has attempted to solve that problem by installing new traffic lights embedded in the pavement — so that pedestrians constantly looking down at their phones won't miss them.
In 2014, the Chinese city of Chongqing made headlines when it experimented with a 165-foot stretch of pavement where pedestrians had to choose between walking on a normal lane and one reserved for smombies -- a portmanteau of "smartphone" and "zombies" used to describe people walking and staring at their devices.Read More: WorldViews This city embedded traffic lights in the sidewalks so that smartphone users don’t have to look up
"There are lots of elderly people and children in our street, and walking with your cellphone may cause unnecessary collisions here," marketing official Nong Cheng told the Associated Press at that time.
There seems to be a strong push to make streets safer with sidewalks being installed, more crosswalks being installed, reflective lighting on crosswalks, countdown timers on traffic lights, and just overall safety being emphasized on streets and roads now. It didn't used to be like this 10-20 years ago, but now there is a push to make streets look safer. I think the reason is because they want people constantly looking down at their smart phones and not using their brains and looking up. If this is to be the future, then streets have to be made safer because pedestrians would be getting killed at massive rates.
Who Would Live In A Pod Like This? Agenda 21 On Steroids
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3545698/Architect-designs-tiny-flats-stand-stilts-car-parks-bid-solve-UK-housing-crisis.html?offset=200&max=100&jumpTo=comment-123093323#comment-123093323
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See More: Architect designs tiny flats to stand on stilts above car parks in bid to solve UK housing crisis
The Masterplan of the Elite
I think Alan Watt is pretty close to accurate about the changes that will keep happening in the 21st Century. There is some fear mongering, but I think Alan does a good job explaining a lot of the cons of history. He also explains a lot of what is coming in the future such as socialism, a planned obedient society that is happy to serve the state, and other good information.
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