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The Global Strategy

Posted on September 4, 2014 Written by

Each point of light on that map rep­re­sents a pop­u­la­tion cen­ter. For glob­al­ists, man­age­ment of globe is sim­ply an engi­neer­ing prob­lem. Nation-states, bor­ders, his­to­ry, cul­ture are all incon­ve­niences to the effi­cient (and prof­itable) oper­a­tion of the plan­et. When glob­al cen­tral plan­ners look at that map, they are look­ing at the require­ments to con­nect the points […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Education, New World Order, Regionalism, Sustainability, Trade, Transportation, Wildlands Network

The Nightmarish Megacities of the Near Future

Posted on August 28, 2014 Written by

Six years ago, dur­ing the 2008 pres­i­den­tial cam­paign, I attend­ed a Town Hall meet­ing spon­sored by Repub­li­can and Pres­i­den­tial hope­ful, Sen­a­tor John McCain, where he was asked if he was opposed to the spread of the Unit­ed Nations Agen­da 21 poli­cies through­out the Unit­ed States. McCain proud­ly pro­claimed that he had nev­er heard of Agenda […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Depopulation, New World Order, Regionalism, Smart Growth, Sustainable Development, Transportation

Government Funded Bullet Trains Will Connect American Agenda 21 Megacities

Posted on August 28, 2014 Written by

This arti­cle is a lit­tle dat­ed, but cov­ers an impor­tant view into the sub­jects of Amer­i­ca 2050, “megac­i­ties” and the con­nect­ing high-speed rail net­work. The press is giv­ing slight cov­er­age, with lit­tle or no back­ground to present the entire pic­ture. To boost infra­struc­ture and build Agen­da 21 high-speed rail sys­tems (HSRS) across Amer­i­ca, (for­mer) Transportation […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, New World Order, Regionalism, Smart Growth, Sustainable Development, Transportation

“Community Education” aka UN Agenda 21/Regionalism/Communism?

Posted on August 27, 2014 Written by

TOOT TOOT! TOOT TOOT! All Aboard, All Aboard the Train to Glob­al Slav­ery.… You have a “choice”!! (Don’t you just love that word?)! Track 1: UN Agen­da 21 (1990 lat­est com­mu­ni­ty edu­ca­tion mod­el train) Track 2: Com­mu­ni­ty Edu­ca­tion (1966 rusty wag­ons still run­ning. Cheap­er tick­et.) This train wreck was post­poned 18 years thanks to patri­ot resis­tance in the […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Education, Regionalism, United Nations

The Stealth Land-Grab of Regional planners

Posted on August 14, 2014 Written by

Thrive 2055 is a 40-year tri-state region­al plan­ning scheme to cre­ate pub­­lic-pri­­vate part­ner­ships that will exchange the cur­rent rep­re­sen­ta­tive gov­ern­ment for a region­al gov­ern­ment, with the ulti­mate goal of elim­i­nat­ing the prop­er­ty and per­son­al rights of res­i­dents. The peo­ple of Polk Coun­ty Ten­nessee cher­ish their land. Farm­ers will tell you the soil con­di­tions on every square inch of […]

Filed Under: Property Rights, Regionalism, Sustainable Development

A “Smart-Growth” Revolt in California

Posted on August 14, 2014 Written by

The plan called for build­ing 39,500 square feet of office space, 60,000 square feet of hotel space, 77,500 square feet of retail space, and up to 920 res­i­den­tial units in a half-mile radius around a pro­posed Sono­ma-Marin Area Rail Tran­sit sta­tion in Larkspur. 

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Regionalism, Smart Growth, Transportation

Wildlands Project, Agenda 21, and its Future Enforcers

Posted on July 3, 2014 Written by

In order to under­stand the ratio­nal behind what has tak­en place at the Bundy Ranch in Clark Coun­ty, Neva­da, it is vital to under­stand some of the mind­set behind it. The Unit­ed Nations now has a great deal of con­trol over what hap­pens in Unit­ed States’ land, large­ly but not only fed­er­al own­er­ship and/or control. […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Property Rights, Regionalism, United Nations, Water Rights, Wildlands Network

Turning the Twin Cities into Sim City

Posted on July 3, 2014 Written by

Turn­ing the Twin Cities Into Sim City The Met­ro­pol­i­tan Coun­cil’s plans include mak­ing sure there is a prop­er mix of races and incomes in each sub­urb. May 19, 2014 Wall Street Jour­nal Min­neapo­lis Here in the Twin Cities, a hand­ful of unelect­ed bureau­crats are gear­ing up to impose their vision of the ide­al soci­ety on the nearly […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Climate Change, Property Rights, Regionalism, Smart Growth, Sustainability, Transportation