Agenda 21: No, the government isn’t going to confiscate your property. Photo by Jason Reed/Reuters Pssst! Have you heard about Agenda 21? The secret plot to collectivize private property—hatched by United Nations internationalists and midwifed by operatives ensconced within our own government—all in the name of "ending sprawl" and "encouraging sustainability"? The seizure of suburban homes by jackbooted, gun-toting U.N. thugs? The involuntary relocation of displaced suburbanites to cramped dwellings in densely packed cities? No? Don't blame Glenn Beck. In truth, Agenda 21 is the sort of nonbinding, suggestion-filled "action plan" the United Nations generates whenever it holds any kind of major international summit. Last August, Stanley Kurtz, who has lectured at Harvard and the University of Chicago, wrote an article for the stalwart conservative journal National Review that appeared under the provocative headline "Burn Down the Suburbs?" Did you move to the outskirts of town to be closer to nature? Did you move to the suburbs for safety and stability?
Agenda 21 – Glenn Beck - Iceweasel A violent and tyrannical government rules what was once known as America. The old, the ill, and the defiant all quickly vanish. Babies belong to the state. Against all odds, one young couple risks everything to expose the truth. Just a generation ago, this place was called America. There are only the Authorities. Woken up to the harsh reality of her life and her family’s future inside the Republic, eighteen-year old Emmeline begins to search for the truth. With the Authorities closing in, and nowhere to run, Emmeline embarks on an audacious plan to save her family and expose the Republic’s true agenda. Get Cell 411 | The social network for helpful people. Black Sea Cruise: Into the Valley Of Death in Ukraine By Frank Barrett, Mail on Sunday Travel Editor Updated: 17:34 GMT, 22 October 2010 Can you take us to the Valley of Death? I asked. Alexei the guide smiled: 'This I have already prepared.' He was waiting at the foot of the ship's gangway as we disembarked at Yalta. Point of order: A gothic castle overlooks the Black Sea in precarious fashion near Yalta This ill-fated adventure - vividly described in the famous poem by Tennyson ('Half a league, half a league, half a league onward ...') - has become an integral part of our national story: the Six Hundred who misunderstood a confused order and rode on ready to face death for their country ('Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die ...'). The chance to visit the actual scene of this glorious and tragic event was far too good to miss. Odessa is a Black Sea port with a significant place in Russian history. Yet Ukraine in some ways can seem as strange and remote as Outer Mongolia. Travel Facts
» Agenda 21 Is Being Rammed Down The Throats Of Local Communities All Over America Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! - Iceweasel Michael SnyderEconomic Collapse December 24, 2012 Have you ever heard of Agenda 21? If not, don’t feel bad, because most Americans haven’t. It is essentially a blueprint for a “sustainable world” that was introduced at the UN Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1992. Since then, it has been adopted by more than 200 countries and it has been modified and updated at other UN environmental summits. So how is this being done? As they try to implement their goals, they very rarely use the term “Agenda 21″ anymore. So just because something does not carry the Agenda 21 label does not mean that it is not promoting the goals of Agenda 21. The goals of Agenda 21 are not only being implemented in the United States. In simplified terms, Agenda 21 is a master blueprint, or guidelines, for constructing “sustainable” communities. These codes are very long and exceedingly boring, and those that write them know that hardly anyone will ever read them. Print this page.
The Conscious Resistance Network | Join the Resistance Today! gravestones-romania-share-deceased-life-stories-dirty-secrets-article-1 Courtesy of Andreea Aron Death is not always as grim as it seems. At least not in Sapanta. That’s because bodies laid to rest in this Romanian town get another chance to tell their tales. The gravestones in Sapanta’s Cimitirul Vesel, or “Merry Cemetery” are brief glimpses into the lives of the people they immortalize. There’s no point in hiding secrets in this small town in Maramures, so people’s lives are captured honestly in their epitaphs, with none of the sanitizing that happens at many modern funerals. One gravestone tells the tongue-in-cheek story of a mother-in-law who took the long road to death. Under this heavy cross my poor mother-in-law lies Three more days she would have lived I would lay, and she would read You, who here are passing by Not to wake her up please try For if she comes home She’ll bite my head off But I shall behave so As not to bring her forth Those of you who read this Do not do as I did And find yourselves a good mother-in-law To live with her in peace. Lived to be 82.
Agenda 21 | American Policy Center - Iceweasel In One Easy Lesson Awareness of Agenda 21 and Sustainable Development is racing across the nation as citizens in community after community are learning what their city planners are actually up to. As awareness grows, I am receiving more and more calls for tools to help activists fight back. So here it is. A word of caution, use this as a starter kit, but do not allow it to be your only knowledge of this very complex subject. What is Sustainable Development? According to its authors, the objective of sustainable development is to integrate economic, social and environmental policies in order to achieve reduced consumption, social equity, and the preservation and restoration of biodiversity. Social Equity (Social injustice) Social justice is described as the right and opportunity of all people “to benefit equally from the resources afforded us by society and the environment.” Economic Prosperity Public Private Partnerships (PPP). Eminent Domain to implement sustainable policy. U.S. 1. 2. 3.