Smart Cities, A Sustainable Future or Open Air Prison? - You decide

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

On the surface everything looks great.

It's the wording they use in their charters that you have to key in on and understand. Look at the language.

www.sustainablecities.eu...

For instance let's fast foward to The Basque Declaration.. I will highlight some of the key words to look at.

1. We will develop a “culture of sustainability” based on equal access to municipal services for all citizens regardless of their age, religious affiliation, ethnic identity or gender, and reflect this particularly in our budgeting and educational systems.

will equal all citizen's.. are voting on this? do you have a choice in the matter? how about the EU and BRexit referendum's are they thinking about the will of the people or just deploying strategies and forcing change?

was the immigration a choice?? do you have a say in what's happening?

do you want to live in a society that forces you to participate in their culture and economy against your will or do you want a free society??

9. We will purchase products and services with high environmental performance and take into account the social and economic impacts of a purchasing decision

Now look at this statement, the government is going to purchase and manage all natural resource which on the surface is a great idea because the earth's resources are in fact finite and limited but look at the EU and your current government right now, how much of an actual say do you guys have when it comes to the EU implementing and changing laws in your country?

do you want to live in a world where you have no say in things?

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: CornishCeltGuy
do you want to live in a world where you have no say in things?

Nope, it is why I voted to leave the EU. I want the only people making rules over my life being elected by the people of this country, and in this country.
Watch this space though, we still haven't left yet, 7 months and counting until D-day.

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

yup, and that's one of the major problems this is the forced socialist equal outcome society everyone is always talking about

that's why the rothschilds, rockefeller's citi bank and all of those other foundations are involved

I go to the Smart Cities conferences here in NYC, and the macro orientated global sustainable dev UN conferences. Will respond later with more. However,
while I recognize people’s fears about global governance or changes to systems, a lot of the proposed intersectional sus dev policies are based on decades of professional and policy practice, as well as extensive expert input. Unfortunately many who completely deny any validity to it usually don’t have any relevant expertise.
a reply to: toysforadults

a reply to: toysforadults

Where have you been living these past 20 odd years? These open prisons began a long time ago and are almost complete, at least here in London anyway and only now they've created smaller Cities on the outskirts of central London to keep people out from travelling into central London to buy at the big stores!

CCTV everywhere... it began back in the 90's.

a reply to: toysforadults

The Smart City in the video does look pretty good although I'm assuming there will be cctv put up around the place or does everyone living there trust eachother?