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15 Minute City (Audio Only) · The Slippery Slope

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  Oh, hi Jeff Allen. Thanks for listening to the
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  slippery slope. So I'm going to read through
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  this article and it comes from Wentworth report.
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  I think it helps break down a little more.
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  What, what is actually being planned?
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  You know, it's not just as easy the thought of, obviously, it's
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  all about climate change. It's all about helping the
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  environment. Iron Man.
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  That's what we're being told. But there's always going to be
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  some people who are going to be exempt, it's going to be the
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  people in charge. This is all brought to you by
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  the wonderful. Holy forthright, righteous
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  people at the world economic Forum, obviously, that they are.
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  So it says, here the 15 minutes city is here.
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  The idea is that everything you regularly need will be within 15
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  minutes obviously where you live and you will be fined.
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  Yeah, you will be fine for excessive travels beyond your
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  patch so it's pretty futile. Hey they say yes at what, what's
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  the bet, the administrators of the system and all the important
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  bureaucrats will be allowed free travel.
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  You guarantee your bottom dollar on that.
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  So the 15 minutes city is a un and wef World economic Forum,
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  the, you know, the smart people because they want you to drive
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  less So in the, in the wef zone words, this rearrangement of
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  cities is absolutely about climate change.
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  Its permanent climate lockdowns, the 15 minutes city is not.
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  Just so this is already opened up, already started in Oxford,
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  if you've already seen the videos about that what's turning
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  up in Oxford, but obviously is coming to its also turning up in
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  Brisbane. It's here in Queensland, the
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  capital of Queensland, Melbourne down capital of Victoria,
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  Barcelona Paris Portland and Buenos Aires.
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  It's everywhere. So, Oxford England is where the
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  madness of the 15-minute system is first being implemented.
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  The green agenda is taking inspiration from the illiberal
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  days of lock down to this end, Oxfordshire County Council,
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  which is run by labor. The liberal Democrats and green
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  party wants to divide the city of Oxford into The District in
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  these districts it is said most household essentials will be
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  accessible by a quarter of an hour walk or bike ride walk or
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  bike ride. That's essential because they
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  don't want you driving. This is all about control and so
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  residents will have no need for a car on the surface.
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  These 15-minute neighborhoods might sound Pleasant and
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  convenient, but there is a coercive Edge, the council plans
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  to cut car use and traffic congestion by placing.
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  Strict rules on car Journeys. Now, for those of you that don't
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  know, I did several episodes last year, talking about the new
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  legislation that was being brought in in England in London.
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  I believe it was and on the dangers of electric vehicles and
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  how they bring about control. So what's happened in in the UK?
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  So all new houses have to have to implement a like a smart
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  system in their home and obviously, you probably all
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  know. With that.
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  So everything is connected to the grid, but can be monitored
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  by whatever Powers want to monitor their electricity use.
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  And also with that you have to bring in a car charging
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  Implement. So you can charge your brand new
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  electric vehicle, your Tesla, whatever they got.
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  And because it's being pushed out, you know, we're all being
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  forced out of out of them, you know, petrol, diesel vehicles,
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  diesel-run vehicles, I run a Ford while tracking Ack.
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  So loves this diesel. Anyway, I've turned off topic,
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  so the whole the whole issue we'll all this new legislation
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  that they brought in is part of it is that they if there's too
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  much pressure on the electricity grid, okay, they will be able to
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  stop you from from using the from you stop, they will be able
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  to stop you from charging your vehicle.
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  They can put restrictions on when you can charge a vehicle
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  and If there's too much of a load on those times, when you're
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  allowed to charge it, they can also stop you charging your
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  vehicle from wherever, whatever, government entity has decided
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  that are going to do that. They can flick the switch, you
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  can no longer Charge car. So what obviously that puts
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  restrictions on how far away you can travel, you'll get up in the
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  morning go. Oh, you know, crap I've only
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  gotten half an hour's worth of charge in my car.
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  I can only go down the local store and that's about it.
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  Well I can only just make it to work.
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  Hopefully, I can get a couple of minutes charging there while I'm
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  there. Maybe it's all about control.
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  And this is what the you know the platform of covid-19 is
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  being used as a springboard to bring about control to bring
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  everyone under and into submission basically to what the
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  the wef wants the 2030 agenda. You know, the great resets
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  because we're all told we're all, you know, they're using
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  these scare Monger tactics at the world's going to end if we
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  If we don't cut down, it's all has to be you and I won't be
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  other people. I mean, people in charge, it
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  obviously can't be China, the Chinese government because even
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  though the biggest polluters, they're also a big supporter
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  with the wef because their tyrannical governments.
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  They love WF class. Schwab loves the Chinese
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  Communist party, but it's all about control.
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  I'll just read a bit more of this article here, just to
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  explain more what's going on there.
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  So says a residents will have to register their cars with the
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  council and they will be tracked.
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  They will be tracked to count their Journeys through the key
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  gateways under the new proposals.
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  If any of Oxford's 150,000 residents Drive outside of their
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  designated District, more than 100 days a year, he or she could
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  be fined, 70, Pound. Look, there's more to it.
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  I'll put the links up for the story, you can you can read it
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  yourself, but this is where our society is going.
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  As I said before, this is part of the reason why I was so
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  against the mandates with covid-19, because everything is
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  just being used to bring the people into submission, don't be
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  so naive as to think that you. And I say this because I had a
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  lot of Christians, tell me, because I'm a Christian had a
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  lot of other Christians tell. Either, you know, we, you know,
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  the Bible says in Romans about obeying the government, okay?
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  But people take that way out of context and saying, well, you
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  know, Jason just because they brought in these mandates, you
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  still need to obey. You still need to obey the
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  government. What they say, however, if the
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  government is not standing for righteousness, you do not obey a
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  government that is not standing for righteousness, okay?
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  If the government's are, you know, if you're living in
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  communist China, And obviously, you know, they are forcing
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  things that are very ungodly over there and telling
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  Christians that they cannot go to church.
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  They go, they have to preach from a by Willis, not long no
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  longer the Bible. You don't have to obey that.
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  That's why people start Underground churches.
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  That's why people quote unquote, break the law in the government
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  sighs. Anyway, because they still need
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  to practice their faith because they still need to stand for
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  righteousness. So just because The government
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  tells you if the government is not standing for righteousness,
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  but that doesn't mean you just go out and blindly follow along
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  these 15 minutes cities, 20 minutes cities.
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  What are we going to use? Are just being used to bring the
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  people into submission. Don't believe the hype.
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  That's my opinion. Please let me know what you
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  think. Tell me need to know your
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  opinion. My name is Jay Fallon.
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  Thank you for listening to the slippery.
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  Slope.