Global Open Prison: How C40 Cities Will Control Your Car, Calories, and Cash (Video)

The concept of 15-minute cities, also known as C40 cities, are a thinly veiled attempt by global elites to impose totalitarian control over people’s lives. Shyam Batra, a former candidate for Mayor of London, is sounding the alarm on what he calls a “diabolical” agenda orchestrated by the World Economic Forum (WEF) and supported by left-wing governments worldwide.

What Are C40 Cities?

At first glance, the idea behind these cities might seem harmless: reduce traffic, lower emissions, and create more walkable communities where basic amenities are accessible within 15 minutes of one’s home. But Batra warns that this vision hides a more insidious reality. “In a 15-minute city, you can no longer drive a petrol or diesel car, and you have to buy a plug-in car,” he says. “It is decided for you what you can and cannot eat. Your account is blocked if you break the rules.”

According to Batra, C40 cities are part of a larger scheme by the WEF to strip citizens of their freedoms under the pretext of climate change. “This is an open prison,” Batra argues, “and the population is kept in the dark.”

"We are going to be in an open prison… for the rest of our lives."

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The WEF’s Dark Agenda

Batra’s warnings are echoed by many who view the World Economic Forum as the puppet master behind these policies. Klaus Schwab, the WEF’s founder, has been shown to use so-called “environmental” and economic crises as an opportunity to usher in a globalist, authoritarian regime. C40 cities, they say, are just one facet of this larger agenda.

Batra is particularly concerned about the role of Sadiq Khan, the controversial Islamic Mayor of London, who chairs the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group. According to Batra, Khan has been traveling the world promoting the C40 initiative, working hand in hand with the WEF to get other governments on board with the plan. “Most countries are planning to turn certain cities into 15-minute cities,” he warns, likening the situation to an Orwellian nightmare where citizens are constantly monitored and controlled.

The Dystopian Reality

For critics, C40 cities represent a grim future where personal freedoms are a thing of the past. The car you drive, the food you eat, and even where you work would be dictated by global elites in these confined urban spaces. “We will not be able to work unless it’s in our 15-minute city,” Batra explains, adding that such a scenario would leave people “trapped” in a perpetual lockdown-like state, reminiscent of the draconian Covid restrictions imposed during the pandemic.

And the consequences of defying the system? Batra warns that violations—whether it’s driving a banned vehicle or eating more than the allotted calories for the day—could lead to financial penalties or even have your bank account frozen. “These are stages in which they’re going to implement this stuff,” he says ominously.

The Global Reach

While London is a focal point for the C40 agenda, other cities across the world are adopting similar frameworks. In the Netherlands, Amsterdam and Rotterdam have been designated as C40 cities, and in North America, cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Toronto follow suit.

The spread of 15-minute cities is a coordinated effort to roll out globalist control in the guise of sustainability. Critics argue that the WEF, through its various initiatives, is exploiting concerns over climate change to push its broader agenda of reducing individual autonomy.

In Batra’s words, “This is not about saving the planet; this is about controlling the population.”

The Road Ahead: Resistance or Compliance

What can be done? Batra is adamant that the public must wake up to the looming threat of 15-minute cities and fight back before it’s too late. “I am going to abolish it,” he declares, calling on others to recognize that “we are going to be in an open prison for the rest of our lives” if the WEF’s vision is realized.

He urges people to turn to alternative platforms, like TikTok, where growing numbers of voices are raising the alarm about the dangers of C40 cities and other WEF-backed initiatives. “It’s being hidden from the public,” Batra says, stressing the need for grassroots awareness and resistance.

The time to resist, according to Batra, is now. “This is not the right thing,” he says. “We have to stop it before it’s too late.”

As the push for 15-minute cities gains momentum, the question remains: will citizens wake up to the threat, or will they find themselves locked in a dystopian future with no way out?