Why did they destroy Valencia?
Magdalena del Amo. Psychologist, journalist and writer
Hidden in the ancestral scenario of the cold drop, some seventy municipalities in the Valencian community were devastated. The fury of the water destroyed houses, trees, cars and everything in its path. It is the circular idea of the moment and with good reason. People talk and talk, but they don't even mention what is really important. They deliberately lie about the causes, and not a word about geoengineering, about storm control, radar activity and what is most important in this case: why and what for. These are key questions to solve the mystery. Why did they need to destroy all the territory adjacent to the city: the shacks, the farmhouses, the fruit trees and the animals? And, above all, the people who still remain in the mud and rubble, without a decent burial. Some because they don't know and others because they don't want to, the truth is that nobody dares to get their teeth into this very thorny and forbidden subject. And that's how history is written!
But this is not just another catastrophe, a false flag terrorist attack, as we are used to, and which could have happened anywhere else. No, it was written that it had to be Valencia. For several reasons that we will analyse, using some examples.
What is happening in Valencia is a kind of “development plan”, in the style of those designed by the technicians of the City Councils, with the exception that these are for the betterment of the citizens, although there are always some who are harmed. These projects demolish rows of houses to turn streets into avenues, boulevards or green areas. Hydrological plans have swallowed up towns, thermal springs and historical heritage; and I know people whose grandparents fell ill when they lost their houses and orchards; not to mention the motorways, which are also destroyed to create a straight line. But these changes, which have caused so much displeasure, are usually accompanied by prior information, money for expropriation, and then, in the case of municipalities, a phase of public exposure and a period of objections. Valencia is a brutal and murderous “plan of development”, characterized by destruction and death. Soulless megalomaniacs do not mess around and tend to cut to the chase. Human pain does not concern them.
The investigation into the Valencia catastrophe leads us to interesting conjectures; and, apart from some generous informant who, from time to time, can leak sensitive information to us, remembering the newspaper archives and analyzing them can illuminate the path to joining the dots and looking at the board.
We have been talking for some time about fifteen-minute cities, that project consisting of “reducing travel and promoting a life based on hyperproximity”, which makes it easier to travel around the place, which will have all the services” in fifteen minutes on foot or by bicycle, in order to minimize the environmental impact. A lucrative and convenient project if we do not analyze the true purpose, which is none other than to restrict freedoms and have people concentrated, geolocated, confined and without escape, at the mercy of electromagnetic radiation emissions when the system deems it necessary, and so on. You know what I am referring to: acute radiation syndrome and other perverse experiments, such as neuromodulation.
The fine print of this invention stipulates that, to leave this kind of ghetto, citizens must have a safe conduct issued by the competent authority, and pay a fee. And this will be added to the personal carbon footprint allowed. All this is to comply with the new religion of the climate; one of the great lies of our time. Valencia is a piece of this macabre puzzle. It is crazy, I know, but those who design the world are completely crazy.
At the same time, there is the even worse project of “smart cities” which, according to definition, “a smart city is one that uses the potential of information and communication technology (ICT) to promote sustainable development more efficiently and improve the quality of life of its citizens.” They are also called 4.0 cities and aim to reduce the ecological footprint. Information and communication technologies would be “the backbone of smart cities”, as they connect all elements, improving the efficiency of goods and services and prioritising data transparency; that is, total control, even of our thoughts. In short, they are spaces governed and controlled by Artificial Intelligence. Zurich, Lausanne, Copenhagen, Oslo, Canberra, and many others stand out among smart cities.
They emphasise that smart cities should not be confused with fifteen-minute cities. Of course, all these innovations are for our own good, to save us. And after learning how this psychopathic rabble that promotes “progress” moves, that is, the destruction of all the good that we have achieved as a civilisation, as to believe something that comes from them.
And what does all this have to do with Valencia? Well, a lot, and this is one of the keys. And for this, we will go to the blessed or cursed newspaper archives, depending on how you look at it: “Valencia is projected as a world epicentre of future smart cities. This has been demonstrated at Future Innovation Cities, the event organised by Startup Valencia that has brought together the world's leading experts in this field." This is published by Startup and refers to a forum that took place recently, specifically on 23 and 24 October 2024 in the Veles e Vents building "within the framework of the VDS2024 parallel programme". The text highlights that it is the first time that this benchmark international technology event "kicks off with a special forum on cities as part of its parallel programme". The event was attended by the Secretary of Industry, Trade and Consumption of the Generalitat Valenciana, Felipe Carrasco; the Councillor for Tourism, Innovation and Investment Attraction, Paula Llobet, and Nacho Más, CEO of Startup Valencia. Apart from those mentioned, the meeting was attended by the cream of the crop in AI: Firas Mahmoud, an AI expert from Neom, a futuristic city being built in Saudi Arabia; Sami Sahala, from Forum Virium Helsinki, a world reference point and the largest public innovation hub in Finland; Karl-Fillip Coenegrachts, expert in city strategies and digital transformation and advisor to Open&Agile Smart Cities in Belgium.
The presence of the Estonian MP, Margot Roose, a radical supporter of sustainability, multiculturalism and resilience, completely aligned with climate change, pro-abortion, defender of gender and the woke universe, was very significant. A gem! The truth is that everyone was completely immersed in the new reality of Artificial Intelligence. None of the above is redeemable.
In view of the above, the following headline is not surprising: “What are the big technology companies that have set up shop in Valencia?”, and that it is clearly stated that the massive layoffs in Silicon Valley of companies such as Netflix, Twitter, Google or Facebook coincide with the arrival in Valencia of companies such as Siemens, Hitachi, Toshiba, HP, Hyperion Group, Lufthansa, Aviatar and even the UN.
They justify the interest of these companies in Valencia by having built, over ten years, a dynamic ecosystem, “matching the interests of investors, accelerators, business schools, universities and other key pieces of said ecosystem”. And they talk about a hopeful future and exponential returns.
The problem with these data centres is excessive energy consumption. “Artificial Intelligence and its voracious consumption undermine climate objectives,” read a headline in the Times in July. There is not enough energy, and although Bill Gates and others assure that it will not be a problem, those involved, such as Microsoft, fear not being able to comply with the emissions protocol. Experts point to investment in renewable energy plants. This is another key to understanding the catastrophe in Valencia.
That is why they are hysterically installing solar panel farms. And in Valencia there are massive planning projects for these so-called renewable energy plants. In other words, the area had to be destroyed in order to rebuild it according to the new model, according to the current dictatorial needs.
For some time now, farmers have been encouraged to abandon their crops in order to install solar panel farms. We have criticised the fact that droughts are being caused to exhaust farmers and force them to abandon their orchards to build these farms, which do not produce oranges or potatoes. In Valencia, we repeat, there are several of these projects. In Andalusia, they are expropriating large areas of olive groves to build mega solar plants. This is a plot against humanity and must be denounced.
Who will rebuild Valencia? What a question! A few days ago, we received information that, although we have not been able to verify it, we are inclined to believe: si non e vero e ben trovato. It is about Palantir, a massive data processing technology company, specialised in the military and police field, which has been operating in Spain since 2018. In its early days, it received money from the CIA and has contracts with government agencies and security forces, such as the Pentagon, the NSA (National Security Agency), which should not be confused with NASA, or the FBI. It belongs to the Black Rock business empire and, according to this source, it would be responsible for rebuilding the tsunami damage in Valencia. If so, it would not take too long, as is happening on the island of La Palma, where the victims of the volcano are still homeless and without receiving the promised aid. But it would lay the groundwork for a police state of total control. A horror!
What should we think of all this? I wish it were a nightmare from which we are going to wake up, but this is real. Everything was planned. They needed to destroy Valencia to rebuild it to their liking, create “smart cities” and provide shelter for technology companies, for which they need electricity from solar panels. And for that, a lot of space is needed. That is why there were too many shacks, farmhouses, animals and people; and they had to be thrown down the cliff. Perhaps we do not know the facts and we have to make nuances, but we are sure that the catastrophe in Valencia was artificially and deliberately caused. May the dead rest in peace and may the living have peace in living through these extreme situations. Let us not give our fear to these psychopaths who rule the world from the infernal shadow to which they belong!
Magdalena del Amo. Psychologist, journalist and writer
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If we start thinking like predators we have a chance to reverse the course. Good loving people are just that and will be mystified by inverted actions to their beliefs. Exact same shit happened in North Carolina. The motive appears without any doubt. Quartz, lithium and green space.
As people suffer a cruelty most can’t fathom, we are spell bound and on defense as they roll over humanity enjoying the sacrifice as a psychopath would.
This imo is only the beginning of multi faceted destruction of what we compassionate humans call good.
Ready willing and able to become a warrior and target the heads of the occult snakes.
But I’m not going to a lone warrior in front of a steam roller. The movement will gather as anger mounts…
We pray for the souls of victims to find their ultimate peace and for the souls of the living to regain the ancestral courage of the mountain wolves and forge it into the battle that will soon have to be fought.