Agenda 21 and Rural Depopulation
Posted on September 15, 2011 by Scott M Terry
Most Americans have never heard of Agenda 21, which is being implemented by stealth all over our country and the rest of the world. Disguised in “sustainable”, “smart growth” and “green” language Agenda 21 promises to end our way life and make us slaves on the global plantation. Agenda 21 came out of the of the 1992 Earth Summit, known officially as the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). You can read the 40 page official UN document Here. What are some of the goals?
Agenda 21 and Rural Depopulation | North Country Farmer
Posted on September 15, 2011 by Scott M Terry
Most Americans have never heard of Agenda 21, which is being implemented by stealth all over our country and the rest of the world. Disguised in “sustainable”, “smart growth” and “green” language Agenda 21 promises to end our way life and make us slaves on the global plantation. Agenda 21 came out of the of the 1992 Earth Summit, known officially as the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). You can read the 40 page official UN document Here. What are some of the goals?
Population reduction (limiting the size of families), mandatory civilian national service for youth, the virtual elimination of private property ownership, government control of fishery and farm harvest, exclusion of humans from “wild areas”,the abolition of single family homes and fascist “public-private partnerships” are just a few of the worse.
Presidents George H. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama, through Executive Orders, have signed onto Agenda 21. Although, the most of Agenda 21 is being implemented by county and town governments. International Council of Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI) is the driving force behind the implementation at the local level. Everyone needs to research whether or not their town and county is involved with this subversive group. Check for your area at this link.
Agenda 21 and Rural Depopulation | North Country Farmer