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the world change through war, famine, genocide, and financial
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turnovers. Well, it's all for a reason.
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The reason? The smart cities, that's right.
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The takeover that's underway, that's right beneath our nose,
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right in front of our eyes, is all around us.
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But the ends don't always justify the means because
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sometimes those means come in the form of unnatural disasters.
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Brace yourself Race for impact getting ready right here.
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Late night update Welcome everybody to real Deal
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Media's late night update. It is so good to be back here
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tonight. I wasn't sure I was going to be
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here. Your late night host, of course,
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Dean Ryan and what a wonderful occasion it is to be with all of
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you despite all the tech issues straight out of the six
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underground. Well, we've managed to get here
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tonight because it's so important that in the
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downtrodden, lame side of stale news apparatus, well, that
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doesn't mean that our fight stops.
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It doesn't mean the war stops. And what that means is a war of
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invasion through technology is here upon us.
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And we're going to be getting into just what that is here
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tonight. And it's called the smart
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cities. It's why tonight's episode is
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just that the smart city invasion.
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So we're going to be honing in on that.
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If you're new, Late Night Update, I should be saying this
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more often. Late Night Update is the oldest
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franchise of shows around here. Is is really tackling those
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issues you really need to know and care about.
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OK. So yes, tonight we're going to
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be talking about the things that are domestic.
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It's going to take us from we're going to start from San Diego
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and go all the way to Shenzhen, China, China.
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So we're going to be all over the place is we're going to get
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a just a little dosage of what the UN Agenda 2030 is all about
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and try to put it all into perspective, all into my
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perspective. Also, I got to give a big thanks
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to before I forget to Mr. Kenny be out there.
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Yes, Kenny be over there at Rumble 59-B who who suggested
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that maybe I have a virus in my computer and she was absolutely
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on point, which you'll find out about during the break with real
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Deal tech. OK, let's get started here with
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some late night update headlines because this is how you make a
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smart city is you have to devastate the people by removing
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the people. Well, let's start with a few
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things coming out right now as real deal headlines continues in
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the late night. Well, now a new Canyon fire over
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there in near LA Palisades, the whole thing over there in
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Ventura County, this go round. In fact, I can smell it in the
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air and I'm dead serious. It is a ferocious one that's now
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underway. Yes, the Los Angeles wildfires,
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they're saying, may be linked to multiple deaths, but this one
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here in the Canyon could take the cake.
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Yeah, it's there seems to be a new fire every time, every time
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the summer comes and then the summer ends.
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Well, nobody's leaving. Nobody's leaving without a
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little dent in the markup here. Well, this is what's going on.
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Here is the Canyon Fire in Ventura, over there in Ventura
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County is now it's broke out all the way as early as Thursday,
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last Thursday in the afternoon. What do we know about it?
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Well, here's some of the things we know.
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Continuing is now the brush fire is at least or burning this week
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in Southern California. It broke out last week, as we
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said, the Gifford fire over there in Santa Barbara, San Luis
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Obispo, we're talking about nearly 100,000 acres.
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Now it's been reported that more than 4400 wildfires have been
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reported this year alone in California, which is up from a
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3838 hundred last year. Now more than quarter of a
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million acres have burned in 2025, the year 2025 alone, well
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beyond 8083 thousand acres through last year.
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At the same time an evacuation shelter has been established.
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So this is so important because just like we're seeing in all
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these different places, so you know, California, the the king
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of it all. You see things happening in New
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York, you see things happening throughout the world in these
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so-called natural disasters, displacement through North
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Carolina, displacement through Alabama.
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And they're doing it through a means of fires, DE WS floods, or
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in some cases through mysterious vapor.
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What am I talking about? Well, in fact, this is now
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happening in New York. Check this out.
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This is how they're going to gear us up to remove the
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disposable right as we were watching.
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Well, right now in New York, there's now a mysterious vape
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vapor going around. It's now said a deadly vapor
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mist in the air has now killed 3 and infected 67 people.
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They're calling a silent lung killer is sweeping through the
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Manhattan area. And five nearby zip codes are
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saying the body count keeps rising and there's something to
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it. There's something to it, as it's
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called lesions. Legionaries.
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That's right. The death toll is is certainly
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up. It's now spreading a lung
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disease throughout New York City and it's only just begun.
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The three people, as we mentioned, I have now had been
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disposed. Sadly, the legionaries disease
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is cases have also risen as well.
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However, officials fear that more infections are going
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undiagnosed and being misdiagnosed.
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The information has been released on which or who what
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patients have been infected. All the cases have been detected
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in throughout the all the boroughs around Manhattan,
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including Harlem E, Harlem, Morningshine Heights and so on.
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Now, it has not been determined yet how patients have become
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infected, but a released from the New York City Department of
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Health has said that a likely source is a cooling tower in the
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area. I mean, are we buying that?
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So here is what I'm talking about.
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The Legionaries outbreak spreads, as you can see there
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that's vast. There's a Central Park, if you
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can see the strip of green right there.
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And it's very interesting. And this is how, yes, thank you
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very much. And this is how they're clearing
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people out of the way to make room for the smart cities.
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Yes, they are. And they're doing it in all
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forms, really. They're doing it in forms of,
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like we said, earthquakes, floods, war, famine, you name
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it. And the UN agenda is all in the
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fold, in the mix of it all. Continuing here now as we now
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get to our main features of the night here as the smart city
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invasion is now underway. Well, the deadly vapor side,
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well that's going to bring us back to domestics and we're
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going to make our way to internationals now as the, the
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smart city agenda is definitely a play now and it's starting in
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places, usually the coast, the coastal cities, just like when
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the COVID-19 84 started, they always go for the coastal cities
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'cause they're somewhat listed and distracted with the beauty
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of the weather. And that certainly brings us to
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now to San Diego. Well, look at this now, real
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community, real solutions. The San Diego 2030 District, Oh,
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it's not UN Agenda 2030, no, it's the 2030 District.
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The San Diego 2030 District is an in dispenser, indisciplinary,
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public, private, nonprofit, collaborative working created to
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create groundbreaking high performance building districts
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in downtown San Diego. Oh, OK, I feel better.
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You see how they worded They just, they reword it from the UN
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agenda tablatures. They shake it up and they make
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it their own. See, college comes in handy
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sometimes, doesn't it? This things we learn.
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Well, continuing now this is a big one and we're going to
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dissect this line by line by line.
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But look at this one right here. Well, look at the smart city.
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Smart city is San Diego. They're no different is a broad
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public, public, private collaboration as you saw there.
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Now it consists of San Diego Gas Electric, General Electric,
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University of California, San Diego, Clean Tech San Diego.
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The objective is collaboration to improve the region's energy.
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Wink, wink. Now if you Scroll down, let me
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show you this here. If you Scroll down here.
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So I continue to read this very atrocious thing that now the
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city of San Diego's is 10, one of ten US city selected to join
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Envision America, in which cities will leverage technology,
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collaborators and businesses to address climate change
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challenges and improve city services.
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Well, just what we need. Just when you thought you had it
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all figured out with the DE WS and the man behind the mask over
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there shooting us from Antarctica.
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Well, look again, it's just climate change.
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Go back to sleep. You, you, you worthless Pagan.
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Well, the city of San Diego, along with UC San Diego are
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participating in something called Metro Lab Network, which
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brings together university researchers in city decision
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makers, which just the title of city decision makers.
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You got to wonder #1 is what course can I take to become a
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city decision maker? And also, who are the city
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decision makers and are they from this country?
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And do they reside abroad in the Far East or the Middle East?
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Which one of the creepy E do they stem from?
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Let's continue here as I I just I'm learning more as we go.
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Well, now there's also the solar projects that always hide behind
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the solars, just like the pidos hide behind the LGBT, you know,
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persuasion across the world. And it's going to include things
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they they really need the EV, the electrical vehicles,
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charging stations located at San Diego Zoo.
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OK, so let me add to that too. The charging stations before
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electronic vehicles are the most unpopular, forgotten about
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things. They're right up there with the
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like cigarette dispensary machine from the old days.
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Nobody's using them. Continuing.
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Well, and then it continues. Now it says it's announced that
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2017 will become the 2030 District.
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Look at that right there, 2030 district really something in
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fact look at it from this side here.
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This will be a better illustration of what we're
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looking at and upon here. So the 2030 District, that's
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when you get the sticker in class.
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But if you look before that assistance of Cleantech San
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Diego. So Cleantech San Diego runs the
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electrical vehicles that are all tied into the smart cities.
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Now. They've installed 3000 LED St.
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lights and adoptive controls downtown.
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Now, why is that important too? Just to add, in case you forgot
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the LED St. lights, not only do the mind control patterns as
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we've established over the course of time, but who
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remembers all the new lights putting in the cities where they
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can see if your miracle jabbed or not?
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They started that in Long Beach in 2021 as we reported on it.
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OK, let's continue here. Well, here it is continuing now.
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Yes, the 20, 30 district, you know, person of the Year as the
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urban area where private sector and local building industry
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leaders, blah, blah, blah. OK, so, and then finally, the
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city's partnering with General Electric, who, which by the way,
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if you don't know, General Electric's tied into the
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military industrial complex. They make the bombs that drop on
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the Cavemen in the Middle East that we're supposed to be
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fearing right now. Yes, thank you General Electric.
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Now the deployment of 3200 smart sensors.
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Do you see that right there? 3200 smart sensors will be the
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largest city based deployment of a quote Internet of Things
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platform in the world. The smart nodes will use real
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time anonymous sensor data, meaning we got one that can see
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he's driving a car, we have one who's not miracle jabbed and
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he's entering a building without putting his footprints in.
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Send the bots after him. See, once you can dissect this
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thing, it's very simple how this is all going to fall into place
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here. The information can be used for
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San Diego something called Vision 0 strategy, meaning no
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prisoners, 0 survivors and only the fit the fittest to eliminate
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traffic fatalities, severe injuries.
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So when Gavin Newsom in the midst of our pandemic war and
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everybody was locked down, we were all wondering why did he
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sign an executive order into power that California would be a
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totally manless car driven state by 2030.
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Now we know it's all making sense right now.
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When we were all locked down, everybody was scared of getting
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the the the germ warfare that was supposedly coming from a
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badge when everybody was locked inside.
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Yet the telephone companies and all their minions and workers
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were all climbing poles to put in all of these sensors.
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It wasn't just the five GS and all that stuff.
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They were putting in sensors for this very moment.
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How much more evident do we need it?
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And the answer is a lot more, Well, you know, when we think of
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all these things, well, it's it's usually it, it's usually
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coming in the form of fire as its predecessor before the total
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takeover comes. And who remembers this?
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Well, this is what we covered last time.
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Los Angeles plans to become a smart city by 2028 in their
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Olympics LA recently smart city road map for its development as
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smart city over the next year. Seven years there.
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Now here's another term they used at the time that I found
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smart city blueprint that outlines it's connected as a
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equitable city. So do we see all these terms
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that keep popping up here? Equitable City, Vision Zero, you
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know, a 2030 district, District of the year Internet of Things.
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You want Internet everywhere, right?
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You know, when you're in a public restroom, you might want
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to have Internet. So we have to put sensors
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everywhere. We have to put what they call
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smart nodes, real time sensor data to track the carbon
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emissions. Duh.
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I mean, you don't want to die of carbon emissions or, you know,
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by the hooties that might kill you after that.
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I mean, they're everywhere. So yeah, we did that last time.
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Now here's some of more illustrations of how this is
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going to look. Now, there's the smart city
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concept and the advantages of deploying the technology of the
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smart city concepts for the smart nodes.
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And you know, I guess that makes us the dumb ones.
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Well, if you look at that, so it shows the smart technology, it
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shows the smart governance, the education, the smart building,
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smart mobility. Then if you veer right there,
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you see the advantages of deploying technology.
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There's a lot of advantages and one of them you might be dead.
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Well, the government data analysis it's saying right here
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identifying key concerns and areas in undertaking precise
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actions, efficient planning and excellent and all these just
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wonderful feel good joyless affirmations.
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So yeah, urban residents ultimate beneficiaries with
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access to cost efficient services greater.
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Let me let me try to translate this for you because Trump, I, I
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believe just put into power that the police are going to have now
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the authority now to scoop up the dissidents, as in the
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homeless, especially those ones who are talking to themselves.
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And because you can't touch them unless they ask for your help if
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you're the law enforcement. Now that sounds all good and
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fine on the package. We're all for that because it's
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certainly LA and the surrounding areas aren't what they used to
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be. But just think about the
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implications of that going awry. Just like when we had this
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conversation in 2004, all of us when we talked about what what
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if gay marriage is the back door, pardon the pun, you know,
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entrance to a slippery slope of, you know, a bunch of pedos
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adopting boys. Oh, how dare you.
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How dare you go to hell. Well, here we are again.
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Just what if and just the what ifs are probably just the what's
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to come. Beware of it the smart nodes.
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This is just incredible here. So that's how that is here.
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Now let's go to the internationals now because I
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just the more we learn domestically, the more we're
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learning about overseas. It's not much difference now.
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Well, that's going to bring us now to this here.
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Let's check this out right now. Smart cities and the UN agendas
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their entire playbook. And here is a woman who is now
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putting in perspective. So digital inclusion is actually
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a fundamental pillar of the SD GS of attaining the SD GS.
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It is the newest and the most democratic driver of development
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and it can actually be one of the undergirding elements of
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driving and fighting for the four that we're speaking about
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today. Decent work, economic growth,
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infrastructure and innovation, smart cities, habitable cities,
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and finally also looking at responsible consumption and
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production. Responsible consumption and
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production. Responsible consumption and
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production. Now what does that?
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What does that entail? What does that look like?
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And notice the underlining theme of all this is behavioral
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management. Behavioral management in China
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really did earn the gold medal on that with their golden age
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over there as their societal just social crediting score has
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just paved the way for all of this, which we can thank
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American companies for providing us this dystopian future here.
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Well, the responsible goals, let me let me add to that and let me
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just get perplexed at the same time now as the United Nations,
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as you just heard right there, admits that the smart cities are
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part of their are part of their sustainable development goals is
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disguised as digital inclusion. Now, what did the big beautiful
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bill give us? It's going to be giving us
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digital inclusion. It's going to put all of your
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health records in one little file.
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See, the Obamacare was like the League of Nations before the UN.
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Meaning before the UN you had to have the League of Nations to
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round everybody up. Then we had that gave us the
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United Nations. Now this is giving us the sole
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one world government by a trusted board.
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What did that other place call it, the decision makers?
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Isn't that great? The decision board of people
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that will decide it's, it's like, you know, you get a post
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taken down on Facebook, you try to appeal it and they say, well,
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we'll take it to the Facebook board.
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Our community of what does that consist of?
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At least tell us it's a robot and AI community of robots.
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But this is what they're talking about and they're not going to
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stop until they get that achieved.
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And it's all tied into Deagle and their performance analysis
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and outlook for the future. Well, let me continue on this
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because this is quite, quite stunning now.
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So you have the digital inclusion, you have a lot of
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smart cities now appearing all over the world.
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Now. I happen to have gone to the
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first one that was said to be, it was going to be patient zero,
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and that's in Melbourne, Australia.
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I've talked about that before, but there were some other ones
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that really struck my attention and some of them are right here.
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Well, there's the this one in the irony is quite stunning.
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Medibad, Bharat, India, smart city.
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Smart city. Yes, it is, which I don't know
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how that's going to work. I considering it's not the most
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hygienic city or country for that fact, but it's somewhere in
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there. It's smart, we're led to
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believe. And then the next one is
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Shenzhen, China. Smart city.
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Yes, very smart fact. Here's a little promo of just
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how smart it is so we have a better gander of just who we're
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dealing with. Oh yes, smart city condo love
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Chi Chi Pings workout studio and Playboy before and after dark.
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Very smart. So are you very good?
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This is the model. China is the model.
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If you haven't figured it out yet, here's another one coming
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through a walk. Knew you, Shenzhen.
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Isn't that something? Isn't that something?
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OK, we're we're going to take this quick break here as we're
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going to learn a bit more about this and really dive into some
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of the other attributes of the so-called smart cities.
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So stay where you are. You're watching laying out an
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update. I have the oldest franchise here
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at Real Deal Media and I'll be back after this quick message.
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Goodbye. The.
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Tonight right here on Late night update.
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OK, a little haywire there. Haywire there full time.
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Good evening. This is Dean Ryan with a little.
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Well, you know, a lot of people the past couple of weeks have
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been sharing their stories of unusual tax fellows, to put it
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bluntly, meaning very unusual, out of the ordinary text
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messages from complete randos. And you could also enter that
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into unusual friend request on social medias for those who
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still use it. And I'm not thinking anything of
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it. It just sparked a very nostalgic
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memory of Project Pegasus. Oh, Mexico and a particularly
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Mexican journalist, it's like you are the number one victim of
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having Pegasus on your phone. They got Pegasus from Israel.
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It doesn't take anything at all. It's literally I get a message
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on WhatsApp. If I just press on that contact
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that sent me the message, Pegasus is now in my phone and
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they have access to everything, all of the data, even the
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metadata that's in my phone and can track me, can listen in to
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me, everything. Just recently actually, the
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Mexican president's phone was hacked.
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It was a phone that she said she never used, but if you're able
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to hack the president's phone, anyone is at risk.
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Who are they deploying all this stuff against?
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It's a cartel on cartel for the most part.
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It's anyone that threatens their operations, politicians, law
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enforcement, sometimes people who are working for them.
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Project Pegasus, the very intricate spyware by the Israeli
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tech force over there. They then gave it to the Mexican
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cartels, believe it or not, Hence the President of Mexico.
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Now you do the math. Since then it has been spread
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like a bad case of Israeli herpes into everybody who cares
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to share in the avant-garde practice of spying, In this
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case, cyber spying. That's why they've told people
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not to open emails, not to open text messages or reply to
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emails, or any of the above unless you truly, honestly know
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them and they look legit. Because it just takes one key
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stroke of acceptance to then compromise your entire device.
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And that's exactly what happened with my main computer just hours
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ago. Right before the show to be
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exact. So I am now learning what has
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took place. Because they couldn't charge the
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damn thing. The thing was heating up like it
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had a hydrogen bomb on it ready to just implode everywhere and
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it was not charging for the life of me until I did a scan to my
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computer and I learned what the probe limo was.
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So just a little real deal tech advice for all of you out there.
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Have a little bit of in the know of what's out there so you can
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prepare yourself and your loved ones for not what's to come, but
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what's already here in the cyber warfare's of the world.
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Till next time, this is do mine given you some friendly advice
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for real deal tech. Thank you.
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Thank you, Mr. Tech. Thank you, Mr. Tech.
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OK, we are back. We are back.
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I am back. OK, I'm back.
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Still doing right here. As you saw there some real deal
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tech was real deal serious even to the very moment of this show
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starting here. OK, we're going to kind of
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sunset out and finish pretty hard here.
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But you know, it's they're getting us through hook or
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crook, as my grandfather used to say, whether it's fire, floods,
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DUIDUIS, yes, I'm sure, but DEWS as well.
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But it's all behavioral management and it's no different
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coming out of this administration.
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We're trying to monitor bad speech now, which is never going
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to sunset all these legislations.
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It's going to grow into the behavioral modules for the smart
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nodes in the city and they're making their announcement.
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Today we have a problem with anti-Semitism in this country
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and the statistics bear that out.
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And I think now more than ever we are seeing increased numbers.
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So what does that mean? If you know what it means, if
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you can get from, you know, my tone, we're going to be very
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aggressive. You heard from the FBI, the MPD,
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We're going to look for these cases.
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We're going to prosecute these cases to the full force of the
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law. It's a problem we're not going
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to. Yeah, yeah.
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It's a problem that they're not going to tolerate.
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But there's, you know, how many deaths in South Side Chicago of
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African Americans by the hour, by the day, Oakland homeless.
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They don't tackle that aggressively.
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They don't tackle what they can't control or ignite.
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And this is part of the smart city initiatives.
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They want us to go into self censorship.
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Oh, somebody was critical of Israel?
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Quick, we get 30 grand if we snitch on him.
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Remember that? You see, everything in 2020 was
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a beta test. Oh, who went out of their house
32:41
without a mask? Everybody.
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Well, let's tear tell Mayor Garcetti because we'll get some
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just free kudos points here. You see how this works?
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China is the model here. I wanted to show you this real
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quick because I couldn't believe it until I saw it that they
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actually have city applicate applications for cities to file
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file in here to fall in for the smart city upgrade.
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Cause initially, like many people, I thought, oh, these
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smart cities are going to be some offshore or somewhere in
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the desert. We're never going to see them.
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No, they're coming to a city near you, if not a suburban city
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near you. Let's continue now as we forge
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ahead here as time allows us to. Yeah, there it is.
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Look at that right there. Smart city applications, you
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have to see it to believe it for 2025, the application of smart
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city initiatives, the market of a lot of smart cities.
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And, and so they're according to research and they trying to make
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it, you know, like they're showing new homes everywhere
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that's valued at a trillion dollars.
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They're saying, and you're going to projected growth is to 4
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trillion by 2032, which is never the case.
33:56
Who remembers the windmill and solar initiatives of the Obama
34:00
administration? So here's how they try to
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solicit big cities who are more than willing to burn down their
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own Fort to be part of the club here.
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So cost efficiency, resource reduction, smart energy usage.
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I mean, you don't want to be a a energy waster, do you?
34:18
A little breeder you and then the infrastructure of the smart
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cities. So here it is.
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This is the big one. This is the aggressive part that
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Janine Geppetto was talking about there the new Trump
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administration big sheriff there across the lot, smart cities
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landscape sensors capture massive numbers of data points
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for automation, decision making, reporting compliance.
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So just right there alone, decision making, decision
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making. You see, this is this is what
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it's coming down to decision making.
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That's why they're the WEF announced like weeks ago, I
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think it was months ago when we covered it, that your earbuds
34:58
are going to start reading your thoughts, reading your great
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thoughts, reading your dirty thoughts, reading your thoughts
35:04
that could develop into crime, just like the Minority Report
35:07
with Tom Cruise. That movie showed us.
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It's identical at this point. But just to top it all off here,
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we'll continue. Traffic sensors.
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Yeah. Utility sensors, surveillance
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sensors like cameras, motion detectors everywhere,
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infrastructure sensors, parking sensors, even sensors for
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sensors, connectivity, instrumentation, data
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repositories, central management.
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It's all about centralization. They want to know a thought
35:38
before it comes out. So the public transit, it's no
35:41
different here. So you can see.
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And now this is where it comes into neural link with Elon Musk.
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And see, we got to be careful for those of us who are really
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advocating for third parties out there and what have you.
35:56
Just because there's a third party doesn't mean we want a
36:00
wolf leading us back into the slaughter again.
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And we have to be very mindful of that because the neural link
36:09
is going to go into, it's going to play into all of the sensors.
36:12
See, at first hand, the road to hell is with great intentions.
36:15
And the neural link stuff is, well, it's for people with
36:17
memory issues. It's people who have, you know,
36:21
dementia in Alzheimer's. You know, a lot of that has
36:24
escalated since the miracle jab roll out, just like diabetes and
36:28
all kinds of other ailments. But yeah, it's all playing into
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that now. Here's another one here.
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Finally, I'm going to show you this is supposedly now the top
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12 smart cities in the country. We'll do a follow up to the show
36:43
here because I, I really want to get into the international
36:46
implications here because I'm telling you when, when I saw
36:49
that Melbourne, Australia was totally Bitcoin ready as of 10
36:55
years ago when I was there shooting a documentary.
36:57
I'd like to do a follow up on that.
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OK, so here's the top 12 smart cities that you need to know
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about and if you're a city out there and you want to be part of
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the crowd, fill out an application.
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We'll keep it on file we'll let you know.
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All right so here it is, the list of cities with impressive
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smart city applications. Meaning they're not really in
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the upperclassmen yet. So here's the junior varsity.
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So Fresno, CA that is a real interesting.
37:26
That's a place you stop off the freeway to to relieve yourself.
37:30
But when you know when you're going to Yosemite.
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But anyways, you wouldn't think Fresno, CA, but it's there.
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Columbus, OH, Louisville, KY LaGrange, GA, Cedar Rapids, IA,
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Miami-Dade County, Florida. Now here are the 12 smart city
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finalist. Yes, and you can vote at home as
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well. You just push one or two for
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your favorite candidate here. So Dallas, TX, Chicago, IL,
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Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Charlotte, NC, Frisco, DC,
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Boston, Pittsburgh, Boulder, San Jose, New York, NY.
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So there's really no surprises there outside of LA is not on
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there. So that's why they're in a very
38:12
insistent rush to burn down LA so they could be a part of the
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top 12 list. No shame.
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And then here's 12 cities in their initiatives.
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So you can look at this here. So, yeah, and and they're all
38:26
making their case why that company that's saying you're
38:30
going to project a 12 trillion or, excuse me, $1 trillion of
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wealth, please pick us. Pick us.
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Please pick us. So there you have it.
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There you have it. OK, so this is what I'm talking
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about here is we conclude here for our late night update
38:44
episode here on the smart cities.
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Everyone needs to look into this because when you look into it,
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you'll discover if you're on the list or if you're vying to be on
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list by your greedy City Council.
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People who don't know anything, for instance, San Diego, high
39:04
tech, a lot of biotech companies, they're all down
39:08
there. Everyone from India is down
39:09
there now. China too.
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Biotech. Now think about why that is.
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Is it because they want more miracle jazz?
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Well, that's one small crux of it.
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The other crux is all these companies are all in on the
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smart nodes, the behavioral management that's coming.
39:26
So when you look into these things, you can deal with it
39:30
properly at the local level because it's fascinating to see
39:35
just how corrupt the local City Council level is who get away
39:40
with it because everybody's focused on the big sport outlet
39:43
of the national politics. That way they can get away with
39:47
just everything they want in your local city there, and they
39:54
think nobody will notice because nobody pays attention and raises
39:57
A fuss about it. So San Diego, the top tack of
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everything. Well, the saddest thing and the
40:02
most ironic thing is they have the worst road conditions I've
40:05
ever seen in my life. So that's not so smart.
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But it you don't have to be a smart person or tough guy to
40:13
take down a bunch of weasels that are trying to bring us to
40:16
the slaughter once again. With good intentions.
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So anyways, we're going to end it there.
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I, I want to thank all of you for tuning in and having
40:23
patience with me in this time of the late night updates.
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So until next time, I'm being Ryan saying thank you for
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sharing a bit of your night and always remember to stay tuned
40:35
and stay awake. In this case, stay smart.
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See you next time. Good night everybody.
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