This is your chance (Run, if you can!) to see bureacracy in action. This is the “Notice of Funding Availability for HUD’s Fiscal Year 2010 Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant Program”. To think that some federal employee is paid to write this tedious gobbly-gook. Page after page explaining in confusing/vague terms how your federal government is using your tax dollars to promote social, economic, and environmental justice. It is enough to make your head explode! link
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Want to see crazy?
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Posted in Lesson Six
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Learn How the Bilderberg Society Schemes to Create a One World Order
It is hard to imagine taking all the nations of the world, with all their many differences, and forcing them to become part of a One World Order. It is even harder to do. That said there is a group made up of some of the wealthiest and most politically connected people on the planet called the Bilderbergers and their goal is a One World Order and control over mankind. This article is for those who want to go into the weeds and try to figure out how this scheme against mankind is being orchestrated. It is not light reading, but it is fascinating. It supports, with names, dates, and events, many of the ideas presented in the first two lessons on this website. If the exact time-table for the unification of the United States, Canada, and Mexico is off by a few years that should not worry the reader, as a scheme of this magnitude is hard to execute with total control of the time-table. link
It is also suggested that when you get through with this article, that you go back up the page to where it says “The planned Destruction of Canada” or simple click on this link
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Stop Agenda 21-John Birch Society
Stop Agenda 21-The John Birch Society
This site was selected for two reasons, if you go on this page to the section headed “Take Action”, where it says “Ask your State Legislators for a Stop Agenda 21 Bill,” and click on that, you will have a super easy time contacting both your State Senator and Representative. This site does the hard part. Also, in the same area is an “Agenda 21 Rollback Manual”. This manual will give you a lot more ideas on helping to stop Agenda 21 and helping to restore our Republic: link
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Henry Lamb: Confronting Agenda 21 Part 1
This first video in the very valuable three part series focuses on the various ways that NGO’s and City Planners manipulate the input of citizens to create the desired data to justify their Sustainable Development plans.
Note: Henry Lamb is no longer alive. He was one of the earliest opponents of Agenda 21 and a mentor to Tom DeWeese of the American Policy Center.
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A Plan to Stop Agenda 21
This document is included, as supplemental material, NOT because the owner of this website is in ANY way being remunerated by Tom DeWeese, but rather because for any number of reasons, some folks may be unable or unwilling to fight Agenda 21 policies in any personal way, but understand what a threat it is to freedom in America. For those folks, they can make an important contribution by making a donation to the American Policy Center, to allow Tom DeWeese to bring Agenda out of the shadows and onto the National Stage. At this point in time, arguably Tom DeWeese is the only individual who is actively seeking to do this. You can read his plan as well as the estimated expenditures needed to accomplish the plan: link
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How to Fight Back Against Sustainable Development
Tom DeWeese of the American Policy Center, who has been fighting against Agenda 21 for over twenty years, provides excellent advice in this article about how to gather your forces to bring an end to the craziness that is Agenda 21: link
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U.S. Cities That Belong to ICLEI
U.S. Cities who have a Membership in ICLEI (as printed of in 2/2013)
NOTE TO READER: It would be recommended that you not assume this listing is totally accurate, as membership roles can and do change with time. Continue reading
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Sheriff Mack: The County Sheriff America’s Last Hope
From Lesson 3 we learned about the Wildlands Project and you saw the map of the Wildways showing a huge section of the U.S. being dedicated to “nature” and off limits to man. In this video Sheriff Mack talks about just how bad it is and how heavy handed the federal government has become. He also give us a solution to dealing with this and an example showing where his solution was a success.
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Sample Letter to the Editor (on Complete Streets)
The letter to the editor below is an actual letter that was sent by the owner of this website to their hometown paper. The situation that triggered this letter occurred when the town was discussing their likely acceptance of a Complete Street Grant (see Lesson 4) to the tune of 3.4 million dollars from a regional government (see Lesson 7). Continue reading
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Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Complete Streets, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, global warming, globalization, grants, ICLEI, one world governance, one world order, redistribution of wealth, regulations, Smart Growth, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations
The Vancouver Action Plan: Tells How Property Rights Must Be Taken from the People
The information provided below comes from one of the MANY conferences that the United Nations has held in the last 40 years to formulate plans on how to gain control over all of the Earth’s resources. The language in the Preamble makes it very clear that private property rights must be taken away from the American people if Agenda 21 is to be implemented and that government needs to be the instrument through which it should occur. Continue reading
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Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Comprehensive Planning, economic equity, environmental justice, equity, global warming, grants, habitat, land use, one world governance, one world order, private property rights, public control of land, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations, United Nations Conference on Human Settlements, urban renewal
