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Lesson 4: Smart Growth

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This is the fourth lesson in a series of ten lessons on Agenda 21, commonly known as Sustainable Development.. Today you will learn…

How Smart Growth Stategies are Used to Control Human Behavior Within the Human Settlement.

One of the goals of Agenda 21 is to re-wild over 50% (plus an additional 10% for buffer zones around the re-wilded areas) of the United States. Out of necessity, this will force the human population off the rural lands and into, using Agenda 21 language, “human settlements”. Once there, the behavior of humans can be more easily monitored and controlled, thus creating, “sustainability”. Continue reading →

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Tagged affordable housing, Agenda 21, American Planning Association, bike paths, climate change, Common good, Complete Streets, Comprehensive Planning, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, Foodsheds, global warming, grants, Growth Management, High Density, High Speed Rail, Historic Preservation, human settlements, ICLEI, IUDC, livable communities, mass transit, mixed used development, multi-use dwelling, one world governance, one world order, pack and stack housing, priority development areas, redistribution of wealth, regulations, Resilient Cities, responsible development, restoration, safe routes to school, scenic views and vistas, Smart Growth, smart meters, social justice, socialism, sustainable communities initiative, sustainable development, United nations, urban growth boundary, urban revitalization, vehicle mileage traveled tax, vibrant communities, walkable communities

A New Approach to Europe: U.S. Interests, Nationalist Movements, and the European Union

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The article “Europe and Nationalism: A country-by-country guide” made it clear many countries in Europe are rebelling against the EU and the UN’s efforts to destroy borders and national sovereignty. Learn what has triggered this multi-country pushback by clicking on this link.

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Tagged European Union, national sovereignty, open borders, United nations

Lesson 5: Public Private Partnerships

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This is the fifth lesson in a series of ten lessons on Agenda 21, commonly known as Sustainable Development. Today we will learn…

How Public Private Partnerships Are Used by Government to Take Control of the Economy

A Public Private Partnership is sometimes referred to as a PPP or a 3P.

The definition for a Public Private Partnership is an exclusive partnership between a public entity and a private entity that uses the financial resources of the private sector to carry out the legal activities or functions of the public sector.

3P’s do not work in a free market way where competition decides who wins and who loses. Continue reading →

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Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Corporatism, crony capitalism, cronyism, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, general electric, global warming, grants, NAFTA, new economy, non-governmental organizations, one world governance, one world order, planned economy, prosperity, public/private partnerships, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, Solyndra, sustainable development, sustainable economic development, Sylvania, transit oriented development, United nations

Want to See Which Businesses are in Bed with the Feds???

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There are two links provided below to the World Business Council for Sustainable Development’s (WBCSD) website. The first one will take you to the site itself, where if you spend only a few minutes roaming just through the “history” section found on the “about” page, you will see that this organization is not even trying to hide its associations to the United Nations and their Agenda 21 plans.

The second link will take you to where you can see which companies belong to this freedom sucking organization. After looking at this list you may want, where you can, to rethink where you spend your money .

Remember, in the brave new world of Agenda 21, big business-along with big government, and NGO’s-will have a very large say on the quality of your life and that of your children-if we allow this scam to continue unchecked. link link

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Tagged Agenda 21, big business, climate change, Common good, Corporatism, crony capitalism, cronyism, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, global warming, grants, new economy, non-governmental organizations, one world governance, one world order, planned economy, prosperity, public/private partnerships, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, sustainable economic development, transit oriented development, United nations, WBCSD, World Business Council for Sustainable Development's

U.S. Cities Want to Join U.N. Migration Talks That Trump Boycotted

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23 years after President Bill Clinton’s 1995 State of the Union speech on immigration President Donald Trump, by withdrawing the U.S. from the United Nations Global Compact on Migration, is attempting to fulfill the 1995 wishes of then President Bill Clinton.

Sadly the Bill Clinton era Democrat politician no longer exists. Instead today’s Democrat politician is much more likely to support Socialist and Communistic policy; anti-small government, anti-religion, anti-capitalism, anti-personal freedom, anti-sovereignty, etc. So it should be no surprise the politicians in the major cities around America are trying to reattach our immigration policies to those of the U.N. by meeting directly with the United Nations themselves.

It takes a lot of arrogance on the part of the big city politicians to demand a seat at the U.N. table to continue an ever increasing flow of immigrants into America, who will then require even more financial support from the tax payers while undermining America’s sovereignty. To read more, click on this link.

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Tagged Donald Trump, immigration, United nations, United Nations Global Compact on Immigration

The Doctor Won’t See You Now. He Has Clocked Out

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PPP’s come in so many variations. Take Obamacare for example. As it morphs over time into its various forms, it is taking on all the trappings of a PPP of mega proportions. As this article points out, Obamacare is forcing more and more physicians to leave their private practice to seek the “protection” of large hospitals, where the government can play watch dog for the public in the private hospital setting. However, one should ask who is going to watch the government? Certainly not the hospital, as it becomes within its geographic area, a de facto monopoly ( another sign that this relationship is a type of PPP). The government in return has fewer health care facilities to control, making it easier to control what services the public can and cannot have. After all, even if grannie is relatively healthy, at some point is it really worth spending money on her? Of course no one on the left acknowledges that there are death panels, although they seem to be awfully fond of the Complete Lives System: link

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Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Corporatism, crony capitalism, cronyism, economic equity, environment, environmental justice, equity, federal government, global warming, grants, health care, health care mandate, new economy, non-governmental organizations, Obamacare, one world governance, one world order, planned economy, prosperity, public/private partnerships, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, sustainable economic development, transit oriented development, United nations, whole lives system

Britain’s exit is a good thing for everyone

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Great Britain, by voting to leave the European Union, is showing the world that loss of sovereignty, over-regulation, and a weak economy are unacceptable. By doing so they are moving AWAY from globalism fostered by the United Nations and towards national sovereignty. To learn more about why Great Britain leaving the EU is a good thing, click on this link.

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Tagged Brexit, European Union, one world order, United nations

The Purposeful Flooding of America’s Heartland

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As you learned in Lesson 3 on the Wildlands, the goal of the Biodiversity Treaty is to return at least 50% (60% if you count the buffer zones) of the U.S. to the condition it was in before Christopher Columbus arrived on our shores. Since obviously there were no dams in existence at that time, the extreme environmentalists have the dams in America in their crosshairs. As is so often the case with the proponent of Agenda 21, they often create 2-fers. In this case by removing the existing dams, they return the river to nature, plus they flood out many of the citizens who live downstream, forcing them over time to move, the environmentalists hope, into town where they can be put under control of the government. To read about more about how the Corp of Engineers at present is needlessly imperiling the property, businesses, and lives of millions of people constituting criminal negligence click on this link

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Tagged Agenda 21, Common good, Corp of Engineers, dams, economic equity, environmental justice, flooding, grants, nature, one world governance, one world order, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations, Wildlands Project

Dam removal begins in Cuyahoga Falls

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This article published on July 30,2013 would best be read after reading the article also posted under Lesson 3 (Wildlands Project) titled The Purposeful Flooding of America’s Heartland as this article gives greater background into how the Federal Government with the support of the Corp of Engineers has made removing dams across the nation a priority in order to return them to their natural flow. This article, Dam Removal Begins in Cuyahoga Falls, provide documentation that this same policy is being followed in Ohio, and for the same reason. No mention is made about the increased likelihood of flooding concerns downstream caused by the removal of this dam. People and property must take a back seat to nature in our new sustainable world. To read more about the removal of this dam, and to view series of DamCam photos showing the removal of the dam, please click on this link .

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Tagged Agenda 21, climate change, Common good, Cuyahoga Falls, dam removal, DamCam, dams, economic equity, environmental justice, equity, global warming, grants, nature, one world governance, one world order, redistribution of wealth, regulations, social justice, socialism, sustainable development, United nations, Wildlands Project

Bessemer Farms calls it quits, says new farm rules too cumbersome

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The family farm is in the crosshairs of the federal government through the increasing number of regulations to which farmers are being asked to comply. Click on this link to learn how these regulations drove Bessemer Farms in Akron to totally change their farming model, and how, as more farmers follow suit, this will contribute to higher food costs for Americans. link

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U.S. Cities Want to Join U.N. Migration Talks That Trump Boycotted

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