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The Wrenching Transformation of America: Agenda 21 & Sustainable Development.

June 27, 2011 By 3 Comments

Environmentalism has replaced communism as the means of controlling the population. The economic prosperity plank is “GOING GREEN”  the root of that plank is called public-private partnerships. Sounds pretty good until you start to take apart its roots. When you start to look at what the stated goals are and what this means to Americans who revere the U.S Constitution, then it takes on a different more sinister face.  In Communism dictators TAKE control. In Environmentalism they get us to GIVE UP our rights. It’s called sustainable development.

The social equity plane is SOCIAL JUSTICE.  Let me tell you a little bit about this ideology which is being taught in the schools, and is already taken root all over the planet in part thanks to the United Nations. The UN advocates and in many cases is the conduit for this way of thinking taking root in different countries including the U.S. These are some of the values for Sustainable Developement: Agenda 21.

 

 

1. It is a social injustice to own personal property. Why? They say people creating wealth from private property is unfair to those who can not create wealth that way. That is categorized under social injustice.

 

2. It’s a social injustice to have bosses, why? because it brings to mind the control slave owner had over slaves. The proper way is for employees to be their own bosses, and profit share.

 

3. They believe in Public-private partnerships. An ideology right out of the Mussolini playbook. Fascists by definition. The amazing thing to me is many corporations who should be opposed to it are instead partnering either because of fear or some other promise of profits. Major corporations who give up their rights for benefits which come from being closely relying on the government. An example of this is the partnerships this administration has made with GE, World Wide bankers, and of course the healthcare and insurance industries.  Some even suspect the same is going on with google,and  facebook. There is so much more to Agenda 21 but I only focused on a few things.

 

Ecological integrity is the main excuse for most of this take over, but not all of it. For example. GE partnered with the government to ban their very own light bulbs which they sold at thirty three cents each but they introduced an eco friendly bulb which they can now sell at three dollars each, and they use these fancy feel good T.V commercials to sell the idea that “Look at us, we care about the environment and we are bringing you these grand new bulbs which will save the planet” while at the same time accepting government funds for “research & development” of the new eco friendly products we now “need” to save the earth. . It is a scam many people are falling for. One has to wonder what will happen when we no longer can afford these $3.00 light bulbs? The plan is for the population to buy into the idea they must buy that $3.00 light bulb because the planet depends on it until they no longer care about luxury items and thus the de-materialization of America. Does it sound like a conspiracy or hype? I wish it were. At the end of this story I will attach several links of interest for you which prove what I am saying here.

 

What can you do?

You may ask yourself, what can I do? The answer is simple. You must become aware of bills coming before our legislators which give up American sovereignty to the United Nations. When you hear of legislation presented which does that, or you see a political leader who speaks as though he wants the U.N to police atmospheric conditions regarding pollutants. STOP, pick up the phone, or write an email and contact your senate or congress. If you don’t know who you should contact. I have a page called LINKS on this website. On that links page is a link to www.ontheissues2000.org it is every politician on every issue. I also have a link to the congress and the senate. They are all right there. Enter your zip code and find your political leader then tell them you want them to vote NO on some of these issue. Become informed. Let them know you know. It is the only way to keep Cap and Trade, and Agenda 21 from becoming a reality in our lifetime. If we do nothing I suspect in just a few short years your grandchildren will inherit a different America. When President Obama said he would “fundamentally transform America” I knew America was in trouble, but now that I have seen what he has done thus far, I am terrified of another 4 years of this administration. Agenda 21…. google it, become informed, make it your mission to oppose it.

http://sovereignty.net/p/sd/agenda21rpt.htm

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Another topic for me to cover is this: U.N.E.P: (United Nations Environmental Programs) and N.G.O.’s (National Governtmental Organizations are at the root of “cutting the global footprint” they are setting up city councils now all over our country are making water usage policies, environmental policy, energy policy usage.
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In Kabul An Afgan Officer Kills 9, NATO Troops

April 28, 2011 By 3 Comments

Eight NATO troops and a contractor died Wednesday after an Afghan military officer opened fire in a meeting — the deadliest incident so far in which Afghan security forces have turned against their coalition partners, officials said.

According to information compiled by NATO, half of the 20 incidents involved the impersonation of an Afghan policeman or soldier. The cause of the other 10 incidents were attributed to combat stress or unknown reasons. NATO said that so far, there is no solid evidence — despite Taliban assertions — that any insurgent has joined the Afghan security forces for the sole purpose of conducting attacks on coalition or Afghan forces.

The Afghan officer, who was a veteran military pilot, fired on the foreigners after an argument. The shooting occurred in an operations room of the Afghan Air Corps at Kabul airport.

“Suddenly, in the middle of the meeting, shooting started,” said Afghan Air Corps spokesman Col. Bahader, who uses only one name. “After the shooting started, we saw a number of Afghan army officers and soldiers running out of the building. Some were even throwing themselves out of the windows to get away.”

The nationalities of the eight NATO service members have not been released.

Five Afghan soldiers were wounded. At least one Afghan soldier was shot — in the wrist — but most of the soldiers suffered broken bones and cuts, Bahader said.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemned the shooting and offered his condolences to the relatives of the victims. He said those killed were trainers and advisers for the Afghan air force. The president ordered his defense and security officials to investigate the recent incidents to determine why they occurred.

It was the seventh time so far this year that members of the Afghan security forces, or insurgents impersonating them, have killed coalition soldiers or members of the Afghan security forces.

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. In a statement, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said the gunman, who was killed during the shooting, was impersonating an army officer and that others at the facility helped him gain access.

However, Defense Ministry spokesman Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi said the gunman was an Afghan military pilot of 20 years.

“An argument happened between him and the foreigners and we have to investigate that,” Azimi said.

An Afghan pilot who spoke on condition of anonymity, identified the gunman was Ahmad Gul, a 50-year-old pilot from Tarakhail district of Kabul province.

Taliban insurgents have stepped up their attacks on government and military installations across Afghanistan.

–On April 18, an insurgent managed to sneak past security at the heavily fortified Afghan Defense Ministry compound in the capital and killed two Afghan soldiers and an officer.

–Two days before that, an Afghan soldier walked into a meeting of NATO trainers and Afghan troops at Forward Operating Base Gamberi in Laghman province in eastern Afghanistan and detonated a vest of explosives hidden underneath his uniform. The blast, the worst before Wednesday’s shooting, killed six American troops, four Afghan soldiers and an interpreter.

–On April, 15, a suicide bomber dressed as a policeman blew himself up inside the Kandahar police headquarters complex, killing the top law enforcement officer in the restive southern province.

–In northwest Afghanistan, a man wearing an Afghan border police uniform shot and killed two American military personnel on April 4 in Faryab. The gunman was upset over the recent burning of the Koran at a Florida church, according to NATO intelligence officials.

–In February, an Afghan soldier, who felt he had been personally offended by his German partners, shot and killed three German soldiers and wounded six others in the northern province of Baghlan.

–In January, an Afghan solider killed an Italian soldier and wounded another in Badghis province. The two soldiers were cleaning their weapons at a combat outpost when an Afghan soldier approached them with an M16 rifle and asked to use their equipment to clean his gun.

The Italians saw that the Afghan soldier’s rifle was loaded and asked him to unload it, at which point the Afghan soldier shot the two Italians and escaped from the base.

Before the airport shooting, the coalition had recorded 20 incidents since March 2009 where a member of the Afghan security forces or someone wearing a uniform used by them attacked coalition forces, killing a total of 36. It is not known how many of the 282,000 members of the Afghan security forces have been killed in these type of incidents.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/04/27/afghan-official-afghan-officer-fires-nato/#ixzz1KjSOoWl6

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Don’t Be Fooled Again. This is Not Change You can believe in.

April 26, 2011 By 6 Comments

The  International Monetary Fund or the IMF said “The U.S. is set to have the largest budget deficit of major developed economies this year and should narrow it now rather than face tough adjustments in the next two years.”

The U.S. shortfall will reach 10.8 percent of its gross domestic product this year, ahead of Japan and the U.K., the Washington-based IMF said in a report released on April 8,2011. It estimates that President Barack Obama will need to cut the deficit by 5 percentage points of GDP in the next two fiscal years, the largest adjustment in “at least half a century,” to meet his pledge of cutting the deficit in half by the end of his four-year term, a promise no one believes he is capable of.

“Market concerns about sustainability remain subdued in the U.S., but a further delay of action could be fiscally costly, with deficit increases exacerbated by rising yields,” the IMF wrote in its Fiscal Monitor report, published several times a year to analyze public finance development.

The IMF recommended “a down payment” in the form of deficit reduction this year that would make the government goal “compatible with a less abrupt withdrawal of stimulus later.” Given the budget battle over a paltry $38.5 billion where the Democrats threatened to shut down the government. It seems this Congress is not serious about doing the hard things to tackle this budget deficit.

Obama was expected to announce long-term proposals for cutting the federal deficit on April 13th, following a budget deal he reached with congressional leaders last week that averted a government shutdown. In May, the government may be forced to increase the $14.3 trillion federal debt ceiling to ensure the U.S. will meet its financial obligations. There’s an oxymoron in there somewhere.

The IMF also called for U.S. commitment to a medium-term debt target “as an anchor for fiscal policy.” but it seems our Congress has adopted a wait and see attitude as they continued to fuss and fight amongst themselves during the budget battle of earlier this month, where little if anything was really accomplished. China is the biggest foreign holder of U.S. Treasuries with a portfolio of $1.15 trillion in January, according to U.S. government data. Japan is the second-largest with $885.9 billion. We have yet to realize what the Tsunami/earthquake effects on Japan will mean for us or the world for that matter when it comes to Japans GDP. It is very probable the U.S stock market will be greatly effected negatively when the GDP report is out in July of 2011.

‘Prudent’ Debt

A few days after Europe’s Greek-born debt crisis forced Portugal to seek financial aid from the European Union and the IMF, the fund said it is “essential” for all advanced economies to start bringing their debt to “prudent levels” in the medium term. However I didn’t see President Obama seek to reign in spending. Instead he talks of spending, as investment. I doubt any other countries are thinking in these terms when it comes to the U.S over spending.

It forecast that the average gross domestic debt ratio in advanced economies (aka the U.S) will breach the threshold of 100 percent of GDP for the first time since the years after World War II. Debt will peak at 107 percent of GDP in 2016, 34 percentage points above levels before the global financial crisis, the report said.

The IMF estimates that financing needs in the richest nations will continue to rise this year after surging in 2010, and will remain high in 2012.

Japan has the highest financing requirements for its deficit and its maturing debt this year, with the total amounting for 56 percent of its GDP. The U.S. is second, with needs at 29 percent of GDP, followed by Greece, Italy, Belgium, Portugal and France, which all have needs above 20 percent of their GDP, according to the IMF report. As my mother used to say “You are the company you keep”

 

Euro Members

In the European region, market conditions remain tense in several smaller countries, in part due to ongoing concerns about possible financial issues. As the region narrows its deficit, investors are “discriminating in favor of countries with credible policy frameworks,” according to the IMF.

In the U.S., the stronger economic outlook “has been reflected in higher real yields, leading towards more normal interest rate levels,” the report said. At the same time, the Federal Reserve’s latest bond purchase program is likely to have lowered them it said. In other words; When the U.S has higher real yields leading to normal interest rates the economic outlook is strong, but the Federal Reserve Bank bond purchase program lowers the U.S economies outlook. Still, the pace of fiscal tightening is short of what is needed and the U.S should refrain from increasing spending in the near term and rebuild fiscal space, said the IMF. Just one more reason why the S & P ‘s outlook for our economy is a lowered credit rating within the next two years. I fear if Obama is re-elected president these things will only get worse. I for one have no faith in his ability to effect change I can believe in. Obama will cut half the deficit in 1st Term

 

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