End Times Watcher talking about dystopia books and says, he sent a $2 tip, says all the

dystopia books seem to have savage communities living outside of the smart cities.

Do you think that's actually part of the plan?

What do you think about that, Jay?

Got the expert on dystopian books and movies, Jay Dyer here.

Well, I don't think that in the vision of the elite, they are even going to let that happen.

I mean, they're not, I mean, they want, a lot of times the dystopia novels have the elite in the

smart city and the people out in the slums.

And the irony is that the smart cities are for the for the plebs that's the

prison and the elite will have their own you know forests and their own you know armored redoubts

and underground bases they're not going to be living they might come to the smart city for

whatever but they're not going to be living. They might come to the smart city for whatever, but they're

not going to be living there. That's for the, that's the rat maze. Yeah. It makes me think, Jay,

of that Eda Alkin article, the famous, you know, you will know, you'll own nothing and you'll be

happy where the article finishes. And she's like, oh, I'm so worried about the people that live outside

of the city.

They live in these, all these communities.

Propaganda.

And they have no, they have no technology

and they just live in a very backwards way.

You know, and it's this idea.

Well, they've already, they're starting to create this

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