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America’s First 15-Minute City Has Been Created In Tempe, Arizona – Do Residents Know What’s in Store for Them?
By Patricia Harrity on February 18, 2024
A Tempe, Arizona, neighborhood has been named “Culdesac” and is America’s first example of a 15-minute city, a vision of the World Economic Forum and the globalist cult, who are pitching the concept as being more environmentally friendly. Instead of seeing this development as a dystopian nightmare, Culdesac residents appear to be thrilled at their new way of life, do they have any idea what they have in store for them?
A 15-minute city is a SMART City in an urban environment with omnipresent surveillance and data harvesting technologies that will monitor and record even the most intimate, personal details of every individual inhabiting it.
The globalist goal is to collect the data of every individual and will know:
- What they eat and drink,
- Where they go,
- What they buy,
- Who they meet,
- What they think and feel
- Their opinions and habits
- Their health and vaccination status. Etc, etc..
In other words, every little detail, and as the oft-quoted Noah Yuval Harari has said, those who own that data will know you better than you know yourself. Yet this all-encompassing surveillance has been justified as we are told that it will be essential for the future of the planet, and to save it from “climate change.”
They also guarantee it will make your life more connected, safer, and healthier and it looks like the Culdesac residents have bought the idea.
A 12 News report promoted the community as helping with sustainability which includes them giving up their own vehicles as Culdesac is the first community in the nation to be designed around car-free living, but instead of being unhappy about this, the report showed a Culdesac employee who seemed to be thrilled about the alternate transportation provided in the neighborhood du to gas vehicles being prohibited from the area.
The employee told 12 News “Residents can own one [a car] as long as it’s not parked on site. “Can you imagine living on top of your grocery store?” the employee asked the news outlet.
“What’s the appeal of living on top of a grocery store?” asked the People’s voice” who say that “of course, the development will be used to push similar Agenda 2030 nightmare neighborhoods across America.”
Car-free neighborhood opens in Tempe
Car-free neighborhood opens in Tempe
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THE NEW WORLD ORDER HAS OFFICIALLY ARRIVED IN TEXAS
Like Maui, and Chile it appears that Amarillo, Texas is also part of “Vision 2045” UN SMART CITY development plan.
Truth, Science & Spirit Ep 16 – Warfare Against Humanity: Conversation w/ Weapons Expert Mark Steele
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I think Mark wants one of these
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This is not accurately reported.
Here's the story:-
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Really? Perhaps you might be more specific?
Anyone who believes that requiring a QR code for tourists and driver's license or the equivalent for residents is for benevolent reasons as reported in the article you posted, I would like to say .... may I sell you some sand in the Sahara Desert. In other words, it is ridiculous. If read to completion, the article you refer to as inaccurate, explained correctly in detail the requirements.
A comparison can be made to toll bridges. Way back when, it was said toll bridges were put into place to pay for the cost of the bridge and then there would no longer be a fee. That was a lie!!! The restrictions increased with the tolls and decade after decade passed and the tolls remained.
Imagine you are one of the decision makers in a struggling tiny town such as the Magdalen Islands.
As tourism is suddenly booming, and let's say booming unnaturally due to a black swan event such as covid and going viral on the internet and putting a strain on local services and the fragile nature, someone has the idea that tourists should pay a fee.
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Do you think this is a good idea or do you say no because of reasons such as privacy?
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And if you think it's a good idea how would you implement it, please?
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Do you have proof that this is some kind of pilot program for a 15-minute city / WEF nightmare thing where you can't leave without showing your QR-code / microchip?
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Is this the first time tourist-tax like this has been introduced and if not were they also such pilot programs for 15-minute prison cities?