Hamilton, 20 Minute City forum ruined by Counterspin

[Lilith7]

A wrecked public meeting in Hamilton.   This kind of conspiracist disruption will result in increasing numbers of closed-door meetings and decreasing opportunities for public input.   All part of Counterspin's avowed intention to disrupt democracy.

https://www.waikatotimes.co.nz/a/nz-news...piracy-mob


And just in case you don't know,  a 20 minute city or neighbourhood is one where the inhabitants' needs can all be met within a 20 minute walk or cycle from their home.   Many small towns already fit this description and just need some cycle lanes for safety.

Hes got it wrong, its a 15 minute city.
Its not a conspiracy, its happening now in the UK already.
Just google ULEZ, they are charging people to drive cars in their own bloody neighbourhood.
The UN agendas dont want us driving cars and its evident in NZ with whats going on here.
Putting bus lanes everywhere, removing car parks, making it as difficult to drive around as possible as a way to force people on to public transport.
Democracy NZ have said its already being done in Hamilton as we speak.
Soon owning a car will only be something the wealthy can afford.
They want to keep tightening the grips more and more and soon it will be too late.
Time to wake up!

Oh dear!

The 'UN agenda' is nonsense. Its another conspiracy theory & utter bollocks.

We humans need to stop polluting our planet, because there isn't another one for our children, grandchildren & great grandchildren.


https://www.splcenter.org/20140331/agend...acy-theory

"Virtually none of the outlandish claims about Agenda 21 are true. Yet, as with all such baseless propaganda, the hysteria over it has had the effect of poisoning any kind of rational discussion of the very real challenges we face — challenges that are essential to tackle head-on in an increasingly complex and stressed world.

At the conclusion of the June 3-14, 1992, United Nations Conference on Environment & Development in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, President George H.W. Bush and the leaders of 177 other nations signed a document known as Agenda 21. At the time, it was seen as a perfectly sensible planning paper, a nonbinding statement of intent aimed at dealing with sustainability on an increasingly crowded planet.

But in the 22 years since that day, at the hands of groups like the John Birch Society, Agenda 21 has been transformed in much of the American public mind into a secret plot to impose a totalitarian world government, a nefarious effort to crush freedom in the name of environmentalism. And it isn’t only extremists pushing this conspiracy theory — in January 2012, the Republican National Committee bought into the propaganda, denouncing Agenda 21 in a resolution as a “destructive and insidious scheme” that is meant to impose a “socialist/communist redistribution of wealth.”




These people are very obviously away with the fairies/loony tunes/not operating with a full deck/ several sandwiches short of a picnic/ utter nutters.