possible to connect the brain to computers admits openly that artificial intelligence is
the greatest threat to human civilization, while paradoxically requesting that the state
must set rules immediately before things get out of control (Brost et al. 2018).
Last, but not least, one should take the repeated claims of steadily increasing
cities which would allegedly make building Smart Cities indispensable in favor of
Sustainable Development with the utmost caution, because certain individuals and
companies may artificially create problems to provide a solution that benefits them
economically, politically, or in terms of reputation. After all, neither growing
urbanization nor urban density nor digitalization nor Smart Cities are a law of nature
but a development merely driven by humans (Vogel 2018; WBGUWissenschaftlicher Beirat der Bundesregierung 2017).
Experienced forensic commercial real estate appraisers observed the fraudulent
ways in which consultants – paid by the city to find blight areas – declared also areas
without any blight officially blighted as a pretext to rezone them as “mixed use” or
“transit areas” for high-density redevelopment projects, i.e., Smart Growth (Koire
2012). They blamed these machinations on an abuse of the Wildland project
18 by
individuals like the self-nominated environmentalist and billionaire Ted Turner who
is suspected of releasing an aggressive breed of Canadian wolves killing elks and
horses onto the thousands of acres he owns in Montana (Koire 2011; Orhai 2013),
thus turning rural areas into so-called “wilderness” areas by driving country people
out into densely populated cities to deprive them of their freedom by making them
dependent from food sheds
19 (Koire 2011). A similar M.O. seems to be used in some
European countries including Germany, where the sudden appearance of a particular
ferocious species of wolves killing numerous farm animals overnight is threatening
the existence of farmers and may force them out of the countryside, thus paving the
way for turning the area into a wolf region (Deutsche Presseagentur dpa 2018b), i.e.,
a wilderness area. A deliberate weaponization of windmills by building them too
close to human settlements, i.e., at a distance of only 650 m instead of at least
2000 m, thus turning them into infrasound weapons (Bürgerinitiative Fröhnerwald
2018; Vernunftkraft 2018; Molter 2016; Piper 2011; Whyfor 2015a), is once
another covert method to drive people out of rural areas into crowded Smart Cities –
apparently “. . .to pack and stack the people and remove every last freedom. . .”
(Whyfor 2015b) and to control all aspects of citizens’ life, including food and water
consumption (Ajohn 2015). Farmers and other country people affected by such
schemes should not allow to let themselves be driven out of their property in rural
areas but should proactively investigate the matter and take appropriate legal steps.
Densely populated highly digitized Smart Cities with few green areas and an
unfavorable CO 2 balance along with serious health and safety risks for the majority
of people on the one hand and wilderness areas owned by a handful of extremely
rich pseudo-environmentalists and elitist functionaries abusing wilderness areas as
18 Providing the base for the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) from 1992 to 1993
(Schwarz-Herion 2018a, with further references).
19 Grown within a 100 mile radius to support the population in transit villages (Koire 2012).
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the greatest threat to human civilization, while paradoxically requesting that the state
must set rules immediately before things get out of control (Brost et al. 2018).
Last, but not least, one should take the repeated claims of steadily increasing
cities which would allegedly make building Smart Cities indispensable in favor of
Sustainable Development with the utmost caution, because certain individuals and
companies may artificially create problems to provide a solution that benefits them
economically, politically, or in terms of reputation. After all, neither growing
urbanization nor urban density nor digitalization nor Smart Cities are a law of nature
but a development merely driven by humans (Vogel 2018; WBGUWissenschaftlicher Beirat der Bundesregierung 2017).
Experienced forensic commercial real estate appraisers observed the fraudulent
ways in which consultants – paid by the city to find blight areas – declared also areas
without any blight officially blighted as a pretext to rezone them as “mixed use” or
“transit areas” for high-density redevelopment projects, i.e., Smart Growth (Koire
2012). They blamed these machinations on an abuse of the Wildland project
18 by
individuals like the self-nominated environmentalist and billionaire Ted Turner who
is suspected of releasing an aggressive breed of Canadian wolves killing elks and
horses onto the thousands of acres he owns in Montana (Koire 2011; Orhai 2013),
thus turning rural areas into so-called “wilderness” areas by driving country people
out into densely populated cities to deprive them of their freedom by making them
dependent from food sheds
19 (Koire 2011). A similar M.O. seems to be used in some
European countries including Germany, where the sudden appearance of a particular
ferocious species of wolves killing numerous farm animals overnight is threatening
the existence of farmers and may force them out of the countryside, thus paving the
way for turning the area into a wolf region (Deutsche Presseagentur dpa 2018b), i.e.,
a wilderness area. A deliberate weaponization of windmills by building them too
close to human settlements, i.e., at a distance of only 650 m instead of at least
2000 m, thus turning them into infrasound weapons (Bürgerinitiative Fröhnerwald
2018; Vernunftkraft 2018; Molter 2016; Piper 2011; Whyfor 2015a), is once
another covert method to drive people out of rural areas into crowded Smart Cities –
apparently “. . .to pack and stack the people and remove every last freedom. . .”
(Whyfor 2015b) and to control all aspects of citizens’ life, including food and water
consumption (Ajohn 2015). Farmers and other country people affected by such
schemes should not allow to let themselves be driven out of their property in rural
areas but should proactively investigate the matter and take appropriate legal steps.
Densely populated highly digitized Smart Cities with few green areas and an
unfavorable CO 2 balance along with serious health and safety risks for the majority
of people on the one hand and wilderness areas owned by a handful of extremely
rich pseudo-environmentalists and elitist functionaries abusing wilderness areas as
18 Providing the base for the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) from 1992 to 1993
(Schwarz-Herion 2018a, with further references).
19 Grown within a 100 mile radius to support the population in transit villages (Koire 2012).
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