In the dead of night last Thursday, a covert operation took place across residential streets of Bristol, to the astonishment of its residents.
This Happened, in Britain, in 2025.
At 3am in the morning, under the cover of darkness, council contractors, backed by private security guards, and over 70 police officers with drones, installed roadblocks on a number of key streets in the city as part of the 15 minute city agenda which has now been rebranded as "Liveable neighbourhoods" in an effort to disguise its true purpose.
Bristol residents, who had repeatedly told councillors that they did not want the scheme, watched in horror as council officials imposed the WEF-promoted roadblocks regardless in what one described as a 'dystopian movie scene'.
As the scene unfolded some of the residents attempted to stop the barriers being erected. Some, including Fadumo Fara, tried to halt the globalist operation by laying down in the road, only to be overpowered by the forces implementing an agenda they didn't agree to.
Bristol is the latest in an increasing number of local authorities who are completely ignoring local residents and implementing a globalist agenda. Nearly two years ago, Bristol City Council first began imposing LTNs, Bus Gates, and cycleways which are all designed to impede, penalise or block cars moving freely around the city. Called a myriad of Orwellian names, Bristol City Council's plan to be car-free by 2035 was overwhelmingly rejected by its residents.
The decision to go ahead with it is a telling reminder that local councils don't even pretend to be servants of the people any more, as they carry out a globalist agenda by the WEF/ UN.
The council, now controlled by the Green Party, pushed on with their dystopian vision despite overwhelming hatred for the scheme. By November, Roadblocks in the form of bollards and planters had appeared on key roads, with cameras on others, forcing drivers onto already clogged surrounding streets and to pass by their AI surveillance tech which also checks you are not breaking any other driving offences and is said to be ready to begin journey rationing in the next year or two.
Resistance is futile
In January there was a rare moment of public defiance as 30 protesters—including one in a wheelchair—successfully blocked contractors from installing further barriers. Though their victory was short-lived, the battle had exposed a growing divide between the council and the people it claims to serve.
A Globalist Agenda, Not a Local Initiative
The imposition of 'liveable neighbourhoods' in Bristol mirrors a wider national and global pattern. While framed as a local initiative, it is part of a the WEF/UN agenda on Sustainable Goals, with this particular fraud being facilitated by Active Travel England—a body established in 2020 to push ‘sustainable transport’ policies.
Lies and false narratives
The language used by council officials has been telling. Depending on the audience, the justification for the scheme has shifted: from tackling congestion and pollution to combating climate change and achieving net-zero emissions. This rhetorical sleight-of-hand betrays the true nature of the policy—a top-down directive in line with international environmental targets, rather than a response to local needs.
A City Being Strangled by Useful Idiots
Bristol’s descent into bureaucratic authoritarianism is not limited to LTNs. The city’s Clean Air Scheme, riddled with errors and excessive fines, has already discouraged many from visiting. Meanwhile, new ‘bus gates’ threaten to further isolate local businesses, particularly in areas like Park Street, where empty storefronts are becoming more common.
Such overreach extends way-beyond Bristol. Right across the country, councils are increasingly behaving less like service providers and more like enforcers of public behaviour. The days of town halls as neutral, responsive institutions are long gone. A new globalist agenda is being imposed on the British people in real time, right now.
There is no local democracy, only globalist agendas.
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