Topic: Plandopolis

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.

The Rockefeller Foundation and the UN are accused of using educational programs like "Plandopolis" to condition children to accept a future where smartphones dictate movement and employment. These programs allegedly promote carbon allotments and social engineering, including specific cultural mandates. The goal is to transition from phone-based tracking to subcutaneous microchips under UN law.

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.