15-minute cities are where everyone lives in little apartments, no one has cars, and everything is just a short walk or bike ride away; and it's so good for the planet, we're told. Oxford, England, is being thus transformed and a community that seems suspiciously like a 15-minute city is being completed in Tempe, Arizona, USA.

But what you are not told is that this is how the globalist Marxists plan to impose tyranny. Well, the World Economic Forum (WEF) did admit that part, but almost nobody seems to have noticed. In an article from 2016, WEF described a world where no one has private transportation, there's no such thing as private property, even a person's apartment can be used for other purposes by the powers-that-be whenever necessary, everything is under 24-hour surveillance, even cooking equipment has to be borrowed from the authorities, and AI and robots are in charge of most jobs. It's an authoritarian dystopia. Saudi Arabia's plan for a 15-minute city, called The Line, also included many of these same features.