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Communist Core for International Fascism

The so-called reforms of our sys­tem of edu­ca­tion and the redesign of our schools to build an inte­grat­ed school-workforce devel­op­ment sys­tem with a cradle-to-grave track­ing sys­tem for nation­al ‘human resource man­age­ment’ began in 1965 with Lyn­don Johnson’s Great Soci­ety and the pas­sage of the Ele­men­tary and Sec­ondary Edu­ca­tion Act (ESEA) of 1965. But that was […]

education, technocracy, united nations

How Green Ideology Turned A Deluge Into A Flood

Som­er­set saw the floods com­ing. The Envi­ron­ment Agency should have, too. It has tak­en six long weeks to uncov­er the real hid­den rea­sons why, from the West Coun­try to the Thames Val­ley, the flood­ing caused by the wettest Jan­u­ary on record has led to such an immense nation­al dis­as­ter. Only now have the two ‘smok­ing guns’ […]

wildlands network

Mental Health Screening to Change Values to Accept Global Government

This has been in the works ever since ear­ly nine­teen hundreds. Any­one who is opposed to world gov­ern­ment is men­tal­ly sick.  We have the quotes to back that up. Read from 3D, page 27–28: Unit­ed States mem­ber­ship in the Unit­ed Nations Edu­ca­tion­al, Sci­en­tif­ic and Cul­tur­al Orga­ni­za­tion (UNESCO) in 1946 set in motion the desta­bi­liza­tion of our […]

education, medicine, sustainability, united nations

Sochi 2014 – A ‘Rich Green Legacy’ to Remember … or Forget?

Since the late 1990s, the Inter­na­tion­al Olympic Com­mit­tee (IOC) has been com­mit­ted to sus­tain­able devel­op­ment. Since the Agen­da for the Olympic Move­ment in the 21st Cen­tu­ry (Agen­da 21) was adopt­ed in 1999, the envi­ron­ment has become the third pil­lar of the Olympic move­ment, along with sport and culture. The IOC works close­ly with the Unit­ed […]

agenda 21, green, sustainable development, united nations

Will The Overselling Of Global Warming Lead To A New Scientific Dark Age?

Will the over­selling of cli­mate change lead to a new sci­en­tif­ic dark age? That’s the ques­tion being posed in the lat­est issue of an Aus­tralian lit­er­ary jour­nal, Quad­rant, by Garth Pal­tridge, one of the world’s most respect­ed atmos­pher­ic scientists. Pal­tridge was a Chief Research Sci­en­tist with the Com­mon­wealth Sci­en­tif­ic and Indus­tri­al Research Orga­ni­za­tion (CSIRO).  The […]

climate change, sustainable development

Closing the Books on 2013: Another Year, Another Nail in the Coffin of Disastrous Global Warming

A few weeks have now passed since the end of last year, giv­ing enough time for var­i­ous data-com­pil­ing (and “data-adust­ing”) agen­cies to get their num­bers in order and to release the sad fig­ures from 2013. U.S. Annu­al Aver­age Temperature We point­ed out, back in this post in mid-Decem­ber, that there was an out­side chance—if Decem­ber were […]

climate change, sustainable development

Lagarde Warns of Risks to Global Economic Recovery

[Glob­al­ists Take; then they Sub­si­dize, then they Abandon.] IMF’s Lagarde warns of risks posed to global recovery from Fed tapering and eurozone deflation. DAVOS, Switzer­land (AP) — The Inter­na­tion­al Mon­e­tary Fund’s man­ag­ing direc­tor warned Sat­ur­day of the risks posed to glob­al eco­nom­ic recov­ery from the reduc­tion of the U.S. Fed­er­al Reserve’s mon­e­tary stim­u­lus and falling […]

monetary system

State Already Goes to ‘Absurd’ Lengths

Let­ter pub­lished in the San Jose Mer­cury News.  [They edit­ed out my ref­er­ence to the per­pe­tra­tors as “cra­dle snatchers”.]  In response to Sen. Jer­ry Hill’s pro­pos­al to man­date that all schools have prekinder­garten, Charles Shoe­mak­er (Let­ters, Jan. 13) extrap­o­lates a sce­nario he seems to think takes the idea to the “absurd,” by sug­gest­ing that “all […]

education