climate change

The concept of 15 Minute Cities is a top-down, global initiative introduced by Michael Bloomberg, Boris Johnson, and Carlos Moreno in 2004 under the C40 Cities International. The long-term plans involved in achieving their so-called Sustainability Goals include, by 2030: no passenger planes flying out of one's country no ships leaving or transporting exports Wood-burning stoves banned and removed from people's homes Gas burning appliances ripped out of homes and no longer available for purchase No automobiles VPNs outlawed so that internet privacy is a thing of the past No more meat or poultry produced or consumed Universal Digital IDs with all medical records and banking information stored and accessible by the governing authorities Personal information will be data harvested and sold to stakeholders Facial recognition will be used to access personal information Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is to be in place in which every transaction is monitored Drone technology exponentially increased to set up surveillance state on all citizens Essentially, said Sandi Adams in a viral speech to the Glastonbury Council, "people become commodities for a wealthy, elite oligarchy." Adams left the Green Party, she testified, after realizing it was simply a pawn in the hand of Globalists.