Chattanooga mayor Tim Kelly appears so eager to be part of the Great Reset and prove his credentials with the WEF and the United Nations that we can read his heartbeat by the blood vessels showing at his temples.
By David Tulis / NoogaRadio Network
His exertion appears in acts great and small. It’s visible in the “roadmap” for the city with visions of the U.N. inspired Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Great Reset.
It’s visible today, though without a narration in the thick German accent of Klaus Schwab, founder of World Economic Forum, in news about fall break youth activity as described in a news release. Draining out the excess verbiage, here’s the news in WEFspeak, with the liberty of paraphrasing, but highlighting the key words for “transformation” of the city, etcetera.
The city has a week of community events to give students safe places, planned in partnership with multiple community-based organizations,with the goal to empower young people and prevent youth violence.
Because of upticks in violence a Mayor Kelly wants to draw vulnerable young people away from violence and toward positive, sustainable relationships and behavior — to help build the confidence, healthy values, skills, and relationships they need for a successful future. Thanks to partnerships with the community, city staff will build those skills and values. The mayor is looking forward to continued close collaborations with our partners. The plan is part of a Roadmap to End Gun Violence in Chattanooga, to empower young people and help build a safer future for the community.
The revolution of social management is marked by this sort of lingo. Thanks to Julianne Romanello of Tulsa and Cindy Niles of Australia, we have available a vocabulary list to acclimatize us to the ways and means of the managed post-state “future” proposed for sustainability, environmentalism and the new world order.
Here are more Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030 buzzwords, repeated over and over again through any and all Reset programs, according to Mrs. Romanello and Mrs. Niles.
IMPACT, IMPACT, IMPACT, IMPACT
Roadmap
Empowerment
Change-Agents, Thought-Leaders
Environment, Ecosystems, Pathways
New Economy, Access, Person-Centered
Equity, Inclusive, Vibrant, Diverse
Consensus ,Community Engagement
Affordable Housing, Inclusion
Friends of … Future of…
Action, Data-driven, Evidence-based
Protected, Verified, Trusted,
Preserve, The Most Vulnerable
Quality of life, Opportunity
Comprehensive X, Y, Z, Wraparound Services
Benefit of all, Equitable, Whole-Person
Sanctuary, Migration, Immersion
Social Justice, Criminal Justice Reform
Watershed, Carbon-Neutral, Zero Emissions
Facilitator, Convener, Backbone Organization
Strive, Thrive, Hive Mind, Hexagons
Traffic Calming, SMART Urban Planning
Triple Bottom Line, Community Value
Best Management Practices
Outcome Based Education, Result-oriented
Endangered species, Invasive Species
Restoration, Conservation
Public/Private Partnerships, P3s,
Community Input, Listening Sessions,
Community Feedback, Surveys
Common good, X, Y, Z for all
Regional, Urban Centers, Light Rail
Collaborative, Global, Bottom-Up, Glocal
Inter-disciplinary, Project-based
Stakeholder, Innovation, Entrepreneurship
International Baccalaureate, Experiential
School to Work, P20 pipeline, Workforce Dev
Historic Preservation, Green New Deal
Vision, Visionary, Bold, Transformational
Fourth Industrial Revolution, 4IR
Economic Development, Economic Growth
Sustainable Medicine, Value-based,
Cost-effective, Personalized X, Y, Z
Livable Communities, Hubs, Co-Work Space
Redevelopment, Opportunity Zones
Aspirations for ‘smart’ Chattanooga
Urban Revitalization, Choice Neighborhood
Sustainable Communities Strategies
HUD Regional Planning Grants
Community Development Block Grants
Partnership for Sustainable Communities
Triple Bottom Line, Community Value
Best Management Practices
Outcome Based Education, Result-oriented
Endangered species, Invasive Species
Restoration, Conservation
Public/Private Partnerships, P3s,
Community Input, Listening Sessions,
Community Feedback, Surveys
Common good, X, Y, Z for all
Regional, Urban Centers, Light Rail
Collaborative, Global, Bottom-Up, Glocal
Inter-disciplinary, Project-based
Stakeholder, Innovation, Entrepreneurship
International Baccalaureate, Experiential
School to Work, P20 pipeline, Workforce Dev
Historic Preservation, Green New Deal
Vision, Visionary, Bold, Transformational
Fourth Industrial Revolution, 4IR
Economic Development, Economic Growth
Sustainable Medicine, Value-based,
Cost-effective, Personalized X, Y, Z
Livable Communities, Hubs, Co-Work Space
Redevelopment, Opportunity Zones
Urban Revitalization, Choice Neighborhood
Sustainable Communities Strategies
HUD Regional Planning Grants
Community Development Block Grants
Partnership for Sustainable Communities
Transition, Reset, Next-Generation
Digital Transformation, Connectivity
Business as Usual, Rowing in Unison
Transit Oriented Development
Community Oriented Policing
Complete Streets, Place-based Initiatives
Planned Future, Inclusive Capitalism
Priority Development Areas
Priority Conservation Areas
Code Enforcement Ambassador
Environmental justice, Circular Economy
Intergenerational Poverty, Trauma
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)
Racial segregation, Drivers of Inequality
Deficit model, What-Works, Common-Sense
Structural Racism, Mental Health
Opportunity Mapping, Integrated Systems
Health Disparities, Population Health
Collective Impact, Leadership, Mentoring
Community Capacity, Equity Indicators
Social Determinants of Health
Asset Based Community DevelopmentHB
Mandatory Volunteering
Sustainable Communities Initiative
