Joel Sussman eloquently explained the origins of the 15-minute cities concept and its key players during a town council meeting in Aurora, Ontario, as captured in the video.
Many people remain unaware or possess limited knowledge of the 15-minute city or C40 cities concept. In essence, it is a plan devised by non-government officials and global elites seeking to eliminate many of the cherished freedoms you enjoy today.
The 15-minute city or C40 cities concept involves various components, primarily orchestrated by non-governmental organizations such as the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, C40 Cities, Arup, and others. These non governmental organizations have essentially taken over local governments through contracts, and are working to implement this plan under the guise of creating a better living environment and tackling climate change.
While the idea of having everything within 15 or 20 minutes is convenient, what these plans don't extensively address is what they intend to restrict or take away from individuals.
What isn't widely publicized is their goal to eliminate all meat and dairy consumption by 2030, impose restrictions on buying only three new pieces of clothing per year, limit vehicle ownership, and cap air travel at one trip of less than 1500km per person every three years, among other measures.
Many are unaware that cities and towns across Canada entered a lottery dubbed the “Smart Cities Challenge” with the federal government to secure funding for implementing their 15-minute city. Those selected received tens of millions of dollars and are actively working to implement the 15-minute cities or C40 cities concept.
The mainstream media has recently gone on the defensive, labeling those who speak out about 15-minute cities and C40 cities as “conspiracy theorists.” This, in itself, should be an indication that there is a nefarious plan at play.
Take some time to review the links below for a more comprehensive understanding of the 15-minute city and C40 cities plan.
MUST WATCH: Canadian Man Exposes and Explains 15-Minute Cities at an Aurora Town Council Meeting.