Switzerland reached the nine million population mark for the first time at the end of June 2024.
In 1970 the figure was just over six million and in 2000 it was seven million.
As a result, traffic on the national roads has more than doubled since 1990.
Massive traffic congestion regularly occurs at various points.
In 2023, over 48,000 hours of congestion were counted on the Swiss freeways.
The Federal Council and Parliament want to eliminate bottlenecks with the so-called "2023 expansion step for the national roads".
A referendum was held against this because the highway expansion was overpriced and natural and cultivated land would be lost.
As with every vote, the question arises as to whether there could be other reasons why the highway expansion should be prevented.
Since the introduction of the "Agenda 2030" - a UN action program adopted in 2015 - it has been known
that the world is to be fundamentally transformed.
The Kla.TV program "Agenda 2030 - 17 Sustainable Destruction Goals" explains how an orchestrated One
World Agenda 2030 that enslaves peoples is being pursued.
One of these goals is the restriction of freedom of movement and thus total control: ● In the name of climate
targets, individual transportation is being abolished and replaced by self-driving autonomous vehicles.
● Cities and settlements are being transformed into 15-minute gigacities - complete
with radical digitalization and surveillance.
Residents can be monitored around the clock in real time.
Human-driven vehicles should therefore be banned from cities and roads.
Drivers are increasingly being harassed.
Parking in cities, for example, is a real test of patience and driving on the highway is often associated with traffic jams.
Should the expansion of national roads be prevented in order to force more drivers onto the railways and into 15-minute towns?
People are more controllable on the rails and in cities.
It is easier to marginalize those who think differently.
Self-sufficiency will hardly be possible any more.
Could this be the real reason why the expansion of the national roads is to be prevented?
Are people - who stand up for the sensible use of our resources - once again being
instrumentalized for the sake of so-called sustainability goals?
Check for yourself and always take a second look at what is happening around us.
Explore how the outcome of a vote might relate to advancing the One World Agenda 2030.
Listen to a short excerpt of the interview with David Icke, which was held at the 20th AZK on July 27, 2024:
"They want to create a society in which people are crammed and locked into small areas where they
can move around ... in so-called 15-minute cities.
They want to prevent long-distance travel and ultimately even many short trips.
They want to change the nature of global society."
"And to achieve that, so many things have to change.
Cars must be drastically reduced.
Vehicles must be drastically reduced.
And exercise and travel must be drastically reduced.
And of course there is another agenda in the background.
Of course they know that this is all nonsense.
But this nonsense is being promoted in public because it will lead to a complete transformation of human society."