Triggered Utah Governor Cox Denies Smart Cities Exist, Refuses to Answer Questions

Google Maps Changes The Point After Cox Confusion
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WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT SMART CITIES?

Technology by itself is neutral and can be used to support liberty or tyranny. In this case, when you allow the government to engage in surveillance upon the public, and allow dissolving separation of powers, and separating from our constitutional framework by degrees, the result will be tyranny. The state is changing our form of government, to incrementally remove the voice of the people and the checks and balances that are critical for any type of freedom to be maintained in society.

Read our full deep dive on the legal changes happening in our laws that will make the Smart Cities possible and accountable to global government instead of to our Constitution. The bottom of the article also has calls to action and steps you can take to preserve the republic.

15-minute cities will set the standard for future real estate development in Utah

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Well Doggies!

Now guess who's spearheading this WEF-style wage slave camp:

According to Brandon Fugal, Chairman at Colliers Utah, the opportunity at The Point is like nothing that has ever been seen before. “The magnitude of this project stands not unique to Utah but also to the United States. This project is truly historical and one of the most significant commercial development undertakings in US history. Nowhere will you find this amount of developable land in such a critical area of an established metropolitan area.”

You know who he is, right?





Now why does this feel so very wrong?

According to 2019 data, 86 percent of Americans use a car for transportation to and from work. Unfortunately, emissions from vehicles are responsible for more than half of Utah’s air pollution, which frequently reaches dangerous levels due to the way the valleys trap smog. As the state’s population grows, finding ways to minimize the number of cars added to the roads.


Except this is high ground, not a valley:

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The Point is designed to be a “one car community.” The city will encourage households to own only one car by creating well-connected walking and biking paths, car-share options, and accessible public transit. Research has shown that effective public transportation options can significantly reduce car ownership in a city. Researchers have also found that the addition of safe bike lanes in a city tremendously increases the number of cyclists and decreases cars on the road.

It's so cool to peddle through a foot of snow to go get the groceries, yessiree:



DRAPER, Utah (KUTV) — The Suncrest neighborhood in Draper was hit particularly hard by Utah’s powerful snowstorm.

Dozens of residents were out using their snow blowers to try and dig out Wednesday afternoon.

“It’s kind of hard the way it drifts up here,” said John Flynt. “I mean I’ve got obviously anywhere from four to seven feet.”


While residents may want to jump in the car for weekend road trips or a visit to the mountains, all essential daily tasks should be possible to reach without a car. All residential areas will be near high-quality pedestrian routes and within a five-minute walk of a transit stop.

Real "high ground" it is at The Point...tee hee:





No doubt "smart 15 minute cities" will remediate that slippy-slidy geology just like that, right?

Did You Know the Plan? Utah to Become First “Smart State”

“The significant investment in fiber connectivity statewide… puts Utah in a unique position to take… Smart Cities to the next level and deploy the first Smart State in the nation.”
– US Department of Transporation

What does a “smart state” mean to you?

What do you think a “smart state” might look like? We can find clues in this list of what is NEEDED to become a “smart state?” According to Smart Cities Council:

During the workshop [2016], several key action areas were prioritized with accompanying goals, assigned leadership roles and designated project partners, including the following:

Applying sensors and Internet of Things (IoT) to buildings and streetlights

Enhancing mobile citizen engagement and delivery of government services

Developing a procurement platform to obtain better pricing through volume discounts and streamline city and state purchasing

Generating more benefits from the existing portfolio of state assets

Creating a more business-friendly state supported by a digital portal

Applying smart cities standards

Reviewing policy and regulations to remove barriers to implementing smart technologies

Establishing a Smart Illinois brand [think Utah here instead of Illinois]

After reading that plus the digital connected page on Utah’s very own government website, how far down this road do you think Utah is? Do you think the above is accurate in its description of what Utah’s government intends to provide, or do you think there may be different intentions than those clearly stated? For example, there are a lot of opportunities for government surveillance in this list.

In our next article we will answer some of those questions, or at the very least give you some various points of view.

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So passive aggressive. He goes from Conspiracy to I never heard of them? LOL. They're all liars.

I moved back to Utah after being in Arizona for a while.

This governor, Cox, is a loser of the highest order. So corrupt in this state. Regardless of the fact, I just moved way up in my salary and profession, I’m thinking about getting the hell out of here besides the fact that there’s so many weirdos around here and religious extremism.

Globalists satanists want make henocid.Soon.NWO

They also connected c19 to drivers license in that state. I left town first chance I could.

Bapho trans will suck cox to sell out his people.

Utah. The most RINO state in the nation. Pointing this out as an example if some get confused on what RINO's are.

Damn they almost make that seem good with all those feel good words, these split tongues are up to no damn good.

Utah religious has extremism, no shit.

I’m a non-religious person. I don’t mind people being religious but it’s out of control here. Way out of control.

Have the door knockers been stalking you with their holy book?

Piece of shit's been lying for his paycheck for how long??

"There's no such thing as smart cities"





WEF, The components of a smart city...
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Thread: Hawaii Governor Josh Green Slips and Says, "Smart Cit....umm"

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Bullshit. The out of control ones are the influx of California's buying up land and forcing out locals.

The Mormons are obedient and took the jabs because super Mormon told them to.

Cox is controlled and despite Utah having a housing crisis allowed "Refugees" or govt assets to invade. "Minorities" are everywhere now, even in remote counties that were previously protected from woke, progressive agendas.

He is a true enemy of the state, as is Erin SLC mayor.

Isn’t it the most FED state?

Utah needs to lose statehood

Skull And Bones secret cult members

Resignation demand

I live in the countryside so they don’t come out here. But when I lived in the city they sure as hell did.

No but I lived in Idaho for long enough to know how they are, really nice folks. Nice to their membership as long as they keep paying their extortion fees.

There will be battles in Utah. Half liberal, half freedom fighters.


Those mormons that love the constitution are well armed and ready. The other mormons better move out of the way.

Sounds like a prison to me. If I wanted to live in a city, I would already be there. Fuck these tyrants. Ill never participate, Id rather die right where I am.

Mormon politicians deity is Mitt Romney. About 50% of Mormons in Utah worship at the altar Mitt Romneyism