Should we call them "smart fires?" Every major city that the globalists have planned to turn into a "smart city" has been burned to the ground recently. This is beyond coincidence, as evidence points to weather weapons, energy weapons, arsonists, lack of resources and funds for firefighters, and politicians with no remorse celebrating after the destruction.

The fires seem very planned, like they're "smart fires," that start, spread, and devastate places where these massive cities can have new buildings, apartments, and rail systems built. It's all part of what seems to be a blueprint plan for controlling the populace 100 percent soon in police-state smart cities that are like scenes straight out of a George Orwell book and film.

Every major city with "smart city" plans already in place has coincidentally burned to the ground, all around the world

We're not just talking about Maui and Los Angeles, but also Santiago Chili, Spain, Cortana Italy all were announced to become smart cities in the near future, and they've all been devastated by infernos that nobody had the proper resources to put out. Is London next? Should we expect to see a "climate change" inferno burst out in London in the next few weeks, so that the government and globalists can seize all the land for free or at bankruptcy pricing for the new "smart city?"

What other cities are on the docket to become smart cities? Do you live in one now? Here are some other cities on the list that have been deemed perfect for the development of a 15-minute smart city dictatorship, where the government can turn off all power, electric vehicles, food supply, money supply, and internet with the flick of a switch, should the populace not fall in line with every narrative, like a new plandemic lockdown or climate change lockdown.

Cities considered frontrunners for becoming "smart cities" include Singapore, Zurich, Oslo, Taipei, Lausanne, New York City, London, Paris, Tokyo, Seoul, Toronto, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Geneva, Stockholm, Hamburg, and Abu Dhabi, with extreme focus on advanced technology integration in the realms of transportation, energy management, and food and water supply, and you get the idea.