Topic: Calorie Cards

A decade-old cartoon titled "Plandopolis," funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and the UN, is presented as a blueprint for the year 2030. The animation depicts a world where citizens use "calorie cards," live in "floating cities," and are restricted to virtual interactions to save the environment. Jones argues this media was used to normalize a dystopian, car-free existence for schoolchildren in the UK.

A 2011 video titled "Plandopolis," funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Forum for the Future, is presented as a guide to future urban mobility. The animation depicts a world where a "mega-computer" manages calorie rations, career announcements, and restricted travel to meet global carbon deals.

The segment connects the "Plandopolis" animation to the Great Reset and the writings of Klaus Schwab. It alleges that the UN proposes incentives for voluntary sterilization, such as lower food costs for those who undergo vasectomies. The speaker warns that "smart cities" are designed as "slave cities" where human movement is entirely dictated by the state.