Unmasking the Smart City Agenda 2023-2030

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• F.E.M.A, D.E.W.s, Camps and Kill Cities, Etc
• 'Climate Lockdowns' are Coming (Agenda2030) Predicted by Conspiracy Researchers!

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John 🦜🦋🌳

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Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v27xat8/?pub=1hi16y

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Kate Mason gives a global overview, on the smart cities concept, then explains how to focus locally by asking questions, researching and sharing information with others.

Working together you can better understand the likely impact of a proposed Smart Cities program in your area.

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• "SMART CITIES" #14: Kate Mason on S.M.A.R.T. Cities:

Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v28npes/?pub=ir01b

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• Smart Lights New Led Lights With Sensors Raise Privacy Concerns

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• How We Can Win ... But You're Not Going To Like It:

Re-upload from a 2019 video showing how the Totalitarians are building the digital gulag using smartphones and pleading with people to stop helping them!

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• "Smart Cities", the Transhumanist Agenda and "Lifelong Learning" (Best Quality Video Presentation):

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Jf4QC1tFPCQ

• Tucson Smart Cities Transhumanist Game Slide Deck
• Lifelong Learning - Michael Crow ASU Transhumanism Slide Deck

00:00:00 Children born into today's world may consider abnormal conditions as normal, such as wearing masks, challenging societal norms.
00:02:48 A global game within a digital police state benefits a few with power at the expense of humanity, emphasizing division over scrutiny of controlling powers.
00:05:22 Awareness of unfolding events empowers individuals against potential oppressive agendas, emphasizing the importance of truth and unified action.
00:08:00 Symbolic actions, like using dandelions in ceremonies, signify resistance against oppressive systems and reclaiming power.
00:11:00 The rise of transhumanism poses a threat of digitizing and controlling life, reminiscent of historical dominations and conquests.
00:00:13:20 Strengthening interconnected relationships and understanding historical conquests help combat the digital control and virtualization of life.
00:17:32 Initial activism against school closures led to broader awareness of power structures and systemic injustices, highlighting the importance of systemic understanding in activism.
00:19:13 Global power structures, including academic and corporate elites, operate across international networks, influencing policies and technologies.
00:20:25 The Center for the Future of War at Arizona State University, funded by Eric Schmidt and Google, focuses on areas like autonomous weapons and weaponized narratives, reflecting a broader narrative around biosecurity states.
00:21:39 Military initiatives like TRADOC explore neural weapon ethics, indicating the convergence of neuroscience and warfare.
00:23:42 Transhumanist ideals intersect with education futures, as global networks of edtech systems envision a post-human world, challenging traditional notions of education and human capital.
00:26:18 The rise of biometric medical programs like vaccine passports reflects the privatization of social welfare nets, viewing individuals as investable assets within a broader economic framework.
00:29:09 Smart city initiatives are seen as mechanisms for economic dispossession, where automation and digital systems replace human roles, shaping new markets and reinforcing power dynamics.
00:33:23 Social impact bonds tied to early childhood education illustrate how predictive profiling shapes investment opportunities, highlighting the financialization of social welfare and education systems.
00:36:43 Technologies like interactive play tables with facial recognition in pre-K settings signify the commodification of children's behaviors, underscoring the broader trend of digital behavior change and data-driven interventions.
00:37:25: Corporate childcare investments by figures like Michael Milken highlight long-standing trends towards corporate influence in childcare services.
00:38:38: The development of telecommunications infrastructure, including 5G and potentially 6G, is crucial for the digitization of personal data and the implementation of surveillance systems.
00:39:21: A panopticon-like system is emerging, integrating digital identities with medical passports, biometrics, and biosensors to track individuals' physical and emotional states, locations, and interactions.
00:40:45: The intersection between military simulation and video game design highlights the integration of gaming technologies into broader societal systems, such as technocracy.
00:41:28: Austerity measures and outcomes-based government contracts contribute to the privatization and securitization of public services, including education and healthcare.
00:44:15: Outcome-based contracts perpetuate surveillance and control over individuals, especially those deemed economically vulnerable, through perpetual monitoring and evaluation.
00:46:09: Social-emotional learning initiatives extend surveillance to encompass various aspects of children's lives, raising concerns about privacy and autonomy.
00:50:08: The integration of digital twins and blockchain technologies into societal systems poses risks of further surveillance and control, especially as these technologies become intertwined with finance and governance.
00:51:46: Securitization of income sharing agreements and the normalization of betting on individuals' futures exacerbate societal inequalities and perpetuate systems of control and exploitation.
00:53:41: The emergence of platforms like Edly for securitizing income sharing agreements mirrors past financial practices, raising concerns about the commodification of education and the perpetuation of debt-based systems.
00:54:22 Digital contracts mediated by smart technology may replace traditional legal and financial roles until robots take over, fundamentally changing how rights are managed.
00:55:17 The emergence of smart homes, wellness devices, and digital contracts implies interactions with non-human entities, emphasizing a future where daily life is mediated by digital transactions and conditional rights.
00:56:31 Countries with socialized healthcare systems are integrating digital technologies into social services, potentially reshaping citizen benefits and rights, often without full public understanding or consent.
00:57:56 Transhumanist agendas, especially in advanced tech nations like Israel, are influencing digital governance and societal structures, embedding smart contracts and digital identities into daily life.
00:59:06 The workforce landscape is shifting towards digital apprenticeships and wearable technology, where behavioral data is harvested to train AI algorithms, reflecting a transition to the fourth industrial revolution.
01:00:16 Institutions like the Federal Reserve and universities are spearheading the integration of coercive surveillance technologies into social and economic systems, often exploiting vulnerable populations for profit and control.
01:06:10 The advancement of transhumanism, blockchain technology, and AI is leading to the creation of synthetic humans, digital twins, and the blurring of lines between the biological and cyber domains, potentially altering human evolution.
01:11:24 The speaker discusses historical figures Zimmerman and Johannes Kelpius, who believed in an apocalyptic cult, highlighting their observatory and mystical beliefs.
01:12:48 The term "cyborg" is being reconsidered and replaced with "centaurs" due to mythological connotations and the association with cloud nymphs.
01:14:14 Michael Crow shares insights on ASU's learning platform, boasting 150 partnerships and 120,000 learners globally, including 12-year-olds completing college courses.
01:15:08 Michael Crow envisions a game-based learning approach where players can pass college entrance exams upon completion, emphasizing exploration and skill acquisition over traditional education.
01:15:52 The speaker expresses concerns about blockchain's role in liberation and advocates for a gift economy, sharing experiences from Lakota land in South Dakota.
01:18:01 Emphasizing a global economic shift, the speaker explores historical domination dynamics and the imposition of new economic orders.
01:20:36 Gamification emerges as a central theme, illustrating its role in societal control and its incorporation into various sectors, including defense and financial markets.
01:24:33 Local investments and university programs in Arizona reveal ties to intelligence agencies and defense contractors, indicating a fusion of military, finance, and technological interests.
01:28:46 The speaker discusses the shift towards virtual reality apprenticeships and the potential loss of individual agency in shaping one's worldview, warning against the encroachment of a controlled virtual world.
The concept of "engineered society" raises concerns about systems that purport to care for individuals but may not serve their best interests.
Initiatives like Japan's moonshot project, funded by disruptive AI and robotics funds, may pave the way for cybernetics and the diversity of augmented creatures, blurring the lines between human and artificial.
Remote-operated robotics in the disability rights movement raise questions about genuine care versus potential exploitation, highlighting the ethical implications of such technologies.
Gamification, coupled with blockchain, is central to behavioral analytics, leading towards transhumanism and the integration of human-like traits into machines.
Epic Games' success with Fortnite reflects a trend towards gamified experiences where users are participants in someone else's game, underscoring concerns about loss of agency.
Concepts like the Internet of Bio Nano Things envision a future where cyber-physical environments interface with humans through nanotechnology, posing significant ethical and existential questions.
The rise of smart cities and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies could lead to a society where contracts and access to resources are mediated by QR codes and smart contracts, potentially limiting individual freedoms.
The push towards smart cities and mega-cities mirrors historical practices of relocating populations, raising concerns about control, surveillance, and asymmetrical warfare within urban environments.
Emerging technologies, such as neural weapons and biometric tracking, pose ethical dilemmas regarding privacy, autonomy, and individual rights within the context of smart city governance.
The integration of blockchain and biometrics in programs like "My Pass" signifies a broader agenda to track individuals within smart city frameworks, highlighting the convergence of health, technology, and surveillance.
Collaboration between organizations like the Robert Woods Johnson Foundation and Bloomberg in projects like "My Pass" underscores the intersection of healthcare, technology, and social control in shaping future urban environments.
01:46:34 The development of digital identity and driver's licenses, including augmented identity, is underway, with companies like Idemia involved.
01:47:02 Nonprofit institutions and government support systems are being weaponized, including faith communities, which must make clear choices about serving people versus allowing them to be treated as commodities.
01:47:59 Augmented reality, blockchain, and mobility solutions are advancing, indicating a future where companies like Uber control mobility systems, leveraging data to predict behavior.
01:51:14 Social credit scoring systems, including predictive immunization tracking using satellite imagery, are already in use, indicating surveillance from space.
01:55:16 Human body heat is being harvested to power blockchain technology, raising ethical questions about scalability and the treatment of individuals as commodities.
01:56:11 Emerging technologies involve harvesting human energy, including piezoelectricity in the brain, potentially using nanotechnology for energy capture and surveillance.
01:57:48 Various entities, including the military, intelligence, and tech sectors, are involved in creating virtual reality experiences, potentially manipulating behavior and emotions for social impact.
02:00:11 The impact of the pharmaceutical industry extends to digital therapeutics and biotech, raising concerns about the expansion of illness for economic growth.
02:01:22 The future of work involves skills management and behavioral data harvesting, with jobs becoming obsolete and individuals' essence being used to feed AI and robotics.
02:02:34 Corporate structures, including public-private partnerships, are driving global changes that aim to control and reshape human life, posing challenges to personal freedom and autonomy.
02:04:14 Poor communities are being viewed as investable commodities through blockchain platforms, leading to securitization and potential exploitation.
02:05:40 Blockchain platforms like Alice are positioning poverty, children, housing, mental health, and global aid as investment opportunities, including trading contracts for liquid investments.
02:06:22 Income-sharing agreements, similar to New Jersey's career impact bonds, are being securitized by platforms like Edly, mirroring the financial practices that led to the 2008 financial crisis.
02:07:18 The Vatican is involved in social impact initiatives and aims to influence economic decision-making, which raises concerns about moral and ethical implications.
02:07:46 Catholic organizations like Project Home are involved in affordable housing initiatives, which may lead to privatization and potential conflicts with residents' faith and values.
02:08:41 Ronald Cohen and other influential figures are shaping the future of digital identity, blockchain, and augmented reality, with implications for individual rights and privacy.
02:09:23 Institutional investors like Ensign Peak Advisors heavily influence major corporations like Apple, Microsoft, Google, and others, shaping the direction of technological and financial markets.
02:10:35 There are concerns about the potential emergence of gig platforms for harassment, controlled through neurotech and smart city infrastructure, raising ethical and social implications.
02:11:16 Initiatives like Alice and Strive Together are shaping poverty management programs, potentially leading to the gamification and monetization of social services.
02:12:09 Digital twinning, blockchain integration, and AI management are transforming individuals into digital citizens, influencing their rights, privileges, and interactions in virtual and physical spaces.
02:13:36 Sustainable development goals are increasingly linked to global finance, reflecting a trend of managing societal issues for profit rather than addressing root causes.
02:14:31 "Bretton Woods 2" signifies a digital currency reset and gamification of life, indicating a shift towards a mechanized government and asset allocation system.
02:15:00 Smart cities, data analytics, and digital identity systems aim to create harmonized digital citizens, raising concerns about privacy, autonomy, and ethical governance.
02:17:06 Privatized welfare and social prescribing programs may limit individual autonomy and perpetuate control mechanisms through geo-fencing, digital tracking, and incentivized behaviors.
02:19:00 The education system is a critical component in the control and programming of future generations, with biometric digital identity systems poised to shape educational access and content.
02:20:13 Artificial intelligence in education raises concerns about the manipulation of information and history, potentially leading to cultural erasure and loss of identity among future generations.
02:20:56 Social services have been weaponized, leading to high levels of family separation, notably in Philadelphia.
02:21:23 Indigenous children, relocated to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, were buried there after being made to build buildings, highlighting historical injustices.
02:22:17 Jeff Bezos funding Montessori pre-K signals the advent of IoT preschools, aiming to separate children from families.
02:23:00 Digital identity systems and data collection pose risks of grooming children for nefarious purposes.
02:24:51 The education system aims to isolate, separate, and atomize children to fulfill data and growth demands.
02:25:34 Corporations are involved in mentoring children for soft skills, using AI for sentiment analysis, and profiling.
02:29:35 Military technology, like a lifelong learning assistant, employs drones for personalized learning, potentially for data aggregation.
02:32:10 Social-emotional learning initiatives serve dual purposes, often driven by scientism and technocracy.
02:32:54 Schools are embedding neuroticism tracking into online standardized testing, part of character lab data collection efforts.
02:36:39 Initiatives like prenatal care and home visits aim to embed data collection into early childhood programs, emphasizing the push for tracking and surveillance.
02:38:04 Development of digital nudges aims to influence behavior for better outcomes, especially in financial management and compliance with medical protocols.
02:39:01 Home visits for data analytics on families raise concerns about privacy invasion and power imbalances, especially when linked to adverse childhood experience scoring.
02:40:10 The Named Person scheme in Scotland highlights concerns about family surveillance and data collection, prompting government intervention.
02:41:21 Impact investing in managing impoverished or traumatized populations lacks incentives to eliminate poverty or trauma, perpetuating reliance on managing rather than solving issues.
02:42:18 Initiatives in smart cities include using QR codes for data aggregation in education, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance, particularly in children.
02:44:25 Pay for success finance models in education aim to link children's progress from kindergarten to employment, integrating them into data-driven pathways.
02:48:25 Telehealth integration in schools facilitates data collection for pay-for-success deals, potentially compromising student privacy and medical confidentiality.
02:49:22 Digital therapeutics, such as prescription video games for ADHD, raise concerns about coercion and surveillance in managing children's health.
02:52:40 Gamified interventions in schools target specific conditions like ADHD and opposition defiant disorder, framing digital sedatives as educational tools.
02:54:04 Total learning architecture and skill token systems in education integrate military technology, emphasizing data-driven human performance measurement.
02:55:01 Transmedia learning incorporates multimedia platforms for tracking data across quests, raising concerns about pervasive surveillance in education.
02:55:16 Learning activities in virtual worlds are extensively tracked, akin to targeted advertising, raising concerns about data privacy.
02:56:11 Discussions in 2016 highlighted the importance of coding for kids to build virtual worlds, suggesting a shift in education towards game development.
02:57:19 Multiplayer games like Fortnite collect substantial biometric and behavioral data, offering insights into player behavior for various purposes.
02:58:29 Transmedia storytelling involves games where players interact with AI, influencing the game's outcomes, potentially impacting educational approaches.
03:01:06 Social impact bonds tied to education initiatives face criticism for overlooking basic needs like food security, emphasizing test scores as offsets.
03:03:29 Educational initiatives increasingly use VR, AR, and biometric tracking, raising concerns about children's disconnection from reality and potential privacy infringements.
03:07:00 Integration of blockchain technology in education, such as the Cardano blockchain in Ethiopia, raises questions about data security and privacy as students' digital identities persist beyond academics.

• Tucson Smart Cities Transhumanist Game Slide Deck
• Lifelong Learning - Michael Crow ASU Transhumanism Slide Deck

Above video presentation by Alison McDowell was recomended today by Ben Joseph Stewart here

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John 🦜🦋🌳

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Agenda 2030 fully explained with Mel K

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=YUAG3r4U9nM

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Mel K spells out Agenda 2030 in simple but effective terms on the Roseanne Barr Show, although she said something really interesting about the "Muslim Brotherhood" from 4:57

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• Ian Jarvis on The David Kurten Show - five gee, SMART cities, Internet of things:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=55gmJiKqaAo

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• Smart Cities are actually Smart Prisons Serving Agenda2030 & NetZero2050:
  

Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v4i49mf/?pub=ir01b

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• Billy Crone - Klaus Schwab Sermon Series 18 (April 3th, 2024):

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Am not a religious type, but the video gives you a very good oversight discussing WEF /Agenda2030 / NertZero2050 / Transhumanism & Cashless Society / CBDC / "Smart Cities" etc. etc.

• Joe Biden PROVEN connection to: "4th Industrial Revolution Agenda" / "Build Back Better" / "The Great (Dystopian) Reset" is also discussed!

If you here the phrase: "if you do this/that .... the government will know" >>> you should be aware it is actually A.(G.)I. that will know and will decide what to report to the government as "potential dangerous" FOR THEM OFF COURSE (not humanity!).

I Urge Everybody To Study: 17 "Sustainable Development Goals" SDGs DECODED!

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John Kuhles 🦜🦋🌳