US Government plans and Bloomington match?

U.S. Government Plans to Push Americans Out of Suburbs and Move in Planned Cities

Agenda 21 is an United Nations “action plan” that basically defines how citizens will live in the 21th Century. Under the guise of “eco-sustainability” and other “you-must-agree-with” buzz words, the plan ultimately reduces the freedoms and living conditions of citizens, not to mention reduce individual and property rights.

A major component of this action plan is to get citizens out of rural and suburbans areas to get them to live in dense, highly planned and controlled mega-cities. The elite wants to see citizens use less space, own less land and real estate and they want them to fully depend on state-owned public transportation.

Concrete action is now being taken to push this plan forward. The U.S. government is looking to implement new policies to discourage people from living in the suburbs and to promote living in major cities. Here’s a report from FOX News about the plan. However, don’t be fooled however: While the report blames Obama and the Democrats for the plan, it was already in action when Bush and the Republicans were in power. Plans of the world elite advance no matter who’s in power.

Source:  http://www.libertyfederation.com/u_s_government_plans_to_push_americans_out_of_suburbs_and_move_in_planned_cities

Now read the Downtown Association plan:

http://www.downtownbloomington.org/index.php?id=163

Excerpt: (typo’s left intentionally!)

However, in order to capitalize on this advantage, the City of Bloomington and its residents must recognize the importance of Downtown as a critical asset as well as the fundamental shift taking place across the country, particularly among young adults and the elderly, towards living in more urban settings. This shift will increase the demand for the lifestyle provided by Downtown Bloomington, and the benefits of this demand can be captured most effectively through implementing the policies contained in this document. While conditions within Downtown are stable, the area is not reaching its potential due to several errant planning issues. To originally indentify these issues, at the outset of this planning process, participants at a community meeting were asked to describe their hope and vision for Downtown in one word. Typical responses included that residents envisioned Downtown as sustainable, walkable, cultural, energetic, accesible and clean.

See anything identical?  Normal has already collapsed into the sustainability pit.  Are you going to let Bloomington walk  the same walk?

3 thoughts on “US Government plans and Bloomington match?

  1. Until these meetings and subsequent propaganda, ordinary residents never mouthed sustainable or walkable. What a bunch of deceitful and lying bull.

  2. Innovation often takes a country in different direction than anticipated. People who want to live in cities have always lived in cities. If people wanted to live in condos in Bloomington Normal (city centers) the condos planned in downtown Normal would have sold. Instead the plans were converted to Apartments. The wish by planners is that that Normal Bloomington will be Chicago and have Chicago amenities. Nothing as changed in downtown Normal in 30 years except buildings. The University is still the driving force in Normal. The downtown is still empty when school is out. Downtown looks newer. But no new businesses have been added that make Bloomington Normal grow.

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