Should you be alarmed that Silicon Valley tech tyrants just might be building a 15-minute city next to a military base in California?
One of the biggest trends you will see as you observe the end times activity taking place around the globe is the creation of massive mega-cities, funded by massively wealth individuals, with the stated intent of creating a ‘sustainable living environment’. We told you a week ago about something called ‘C40 Cities’ and why you should be very afraid of what they want to do. So when a cabal of Silicon Valley tech gods want to spend a billion dollars to build a ‘sustainable city’ that just happens to be next to an active military base, you know what’s up.
“And they said, Go to, let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth.” Genesis 11: 4(KJB)
On our weekly Podcast, we have many times asked the question why it is that, when the next tech billionaire comes on the scene, they always seem to want to build things that will control large segments of the population. They can’t ever seem to simply enjoy their success, but have to launch products and services to place themselves in a messianic position. Examples of this would be Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman partnering with Communist China to build the ‘treasure cities’ of NEOM, the 15-minute cities of the World Economic Forum, the apocalyptic ‘Dogen City’ in Japan all the way to the Outer Space city of Asgardia. If it’s starting to feel like they’re closing us in, it’s because they are.
FROM THE NY POST: The mystery buyers of nearly $1 billion of undeveloped land abutting a California military base were revealed to be Silicon Valley heavyweights — and not a network of Chinese spies as some lawmakers feared.
The land grab near Travis Air Force Base by Flannery Associates — which has become the largest landowner in Solano County, about 60 miles northeast of San Francisco — had prompted concern that a foreign entity could be using the investment to harm US national security.
However, it turns out Flannery’s backers are a who’s who list of tech titans and investors that includes LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and Emerson Collective philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, according to the New York Times.
The deep-pocketed investors reportedly plan to turn the land into their vision of an ideal city, featuring sustainable energy and a pedestrian-friendly layout.
Aside from Hoffman and Powell Jobs, Flannery’s investors reportedly include Marc Andreessen of the private venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, former Sequoia Capital partner Michael Moritz and Stripe co-founders Patrick and John Collison, as well as entrepreneurs Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross.
“We are proud to partner on a project that aims to deliver good-paying jobs, affordable housing, clean energy, sustainable infrastructure, open space and a healthy environment to residents of Solano County,” Flannery spokesperson Brian Brokaw said in a statement obtained by the Wall Street Journal.
In total, the group has spent more than $800 million to acquire thousands of acres of land in the region, according to the New York Times. US lawmakers had expressed concern about the land purchases near Travis Air Force Base after a Chinese company last year bought 300 acres of farmland near a US Air Force base in Grand Forks, ND, that is known to house sensitive drone technology. READ MORE
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