Topic: Plannedopolis

Alex Jones presents "Plannedopolis," a 12-year-old animated series funded by the Rockefeller Foundation that depicts a future with restricted travel and meat rationing. He links this to current efforts by Benjamin Netanyahu and other leaders to promote lab-grown meat. Dr. Elliott argues that these initiatives are part of a broader plan to make the population entirely dependent on government-controlled resources.

The host plays a clip from "Plannedopolis," a 12-year-old animated series funded by the Rockefeller Foundation that depicts a future where meat is rationed and travel is restricted to meet "global carbon deals." He argues that these "cartoons" were actually blueprints for the current policies being enacted by the UN and WEF.

The "Plannedopolis" video series, reportedly funded by the United Nations and the Rockefeller Foundation, is highlighted as a blueprint for future urban living. The series depicts a world where the Global Food Council rations meat, private car ownership is restricted to the wealthy, and citizens live in highly controlled environments to meet global carbon deals. These educational materials are viewed as a method of pre-conditioning the public to accept a lower standard of living and increased government dependency.

Jones discusses the "post-human" agenda promoted by Ray Kurzweil and the Davos group, where humans are expected to merge with machines. He plays a clip from "Plannedopolis," a vision of a future where travel, food, and careers are strictly rationed by the state. He argues that environmental "austerity" is only for the masses, while the ultra-rich maintain their resources, effectively creating a permanent caste system.