Speaker Claims Israel-Iran Conflict Is a Smart City Ruse
There is no real war happening between Israel and Iran.
If you really start looking at things, and start
looking at the maps, and start
looking at redevelopment
plans, and rezoning
plans, and stuff like
this, you find that most of the places that are
allegedly being bombed in Tel Aviv, if any are at all,
are places that are being
rezoned for smart cities.
And what's going on in
Tehran? Why they are so
concerned with the war, and so concerned with
bombings, and all
the terrible stuff the United
States has been doing, and
blowing up 500
children, and all the stuff they're so concerned
with.
What's going on there?
Yes, right in the middle of it all, they're deciding
that they should have a smart
city expo in Tehran, which is,
of course, what you do when
Tehran is being carpet bombed.
Is Tehran really being carpet bombed,
or are they just
hitting the areas they
wanna
rezone for their smart
cities? It's all one big puppet
show,
folks. This whole thing is one big
puppet show, all about creating scarcity.
That's what all this whole Iranian
thing is about. It's about creating scarcity.
It's about fooling the people
into thinking there's an actual war going on.
Um, plus the fact that in the middle of this war,
Iran
is going to stage a
smart city expo in Tehran.
And you ask,
"What areas have been bombed in Tehran?"
Well, it's just the
areas that have been
rezoned for the smart cities.
Isn't that remarkable?
What a stroke of luck
that they found a positive to this thing,
and they
can actually do something
useful with these
areas, perhaps even
build back better.
Yeah, I wonder if
they mention that.
I wonder if
they'll mention that at
the Iranian expo, the
smart city expo, that,
"Now, we've gotta
seize this opportunity.
Even though it's been a
tragedy, we've gotta see it as an opportunity.
We've gotta be
positive. And now that we've got
these zones, then we have
to build them back better
than what they were."
I wonder if we're gonna hear that
fricking dialogue from Iran. It would not surprise me one single
bit if we did.
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