Sustainable Development – A Brief Analysis
Public Policy throughout America is implementing the global political‐economic program referred to as Sustainable Development. Most Americans do not know or understand the integrated policy and philosophy of Sustainable Development.
Sustainable Development is the Action plan being used across America and around the world to implement the United Nations Agenda 21 program. Although the movement’s roots are much older, the United Nations, at its 1992 Earth Summit held in Rio de Janeiro, publicly launched the global movement known as Agenda 21. The Secretary General of that ‘Earth Summit Conference,’ Maurice Strong addressed the gathering and said the following: “...current lifestyles and consumption patterns of the affluent middle class ‐ involving high meat intake, use of fossil fuels, appliances, home and work air conditioning, and suburban housing are not sustainable.”
178 nations were signatories to the 288 page Agenda 21. President George H. W. Bush signed on behalf of the United States. Since Agenda 21 was “soft law” and not a treaty, Congress had no role to perform. Instead, the cabinet agencies of the Executive branch of government were charged with implementing this ‘global to local’ program. In 1993, President Bill Clinton established, by executive order, the President’s Council on Sustainable Development. Since Clinton’s order, every cabinet agency has undertaken its role in advancing Agenda 21/Sustainable Development policy in the US. In summary, Sustainable Development seeks:
• The step by step abolition of private property, primarily through the implementation of the Wildlands Project and Smart Growth.
• Education of youth to prepare them for global citizenship.
• Control and ultimate reduction of human population. Sustainable Developers rally around the concepts within their “three E’s” symbol. The three E’s are Equity, Economy and Environment.
• Equity means to restructure human nature and to enforce that restructure by shifting our system of justice from one that adheres to the principle of equal justice and unalienable rights to one that implements the concept of “social justice.”
• Economy means shifting from free enterprise to “public‐private partnerships.” It also means establishment of a global economy where goods “freely” cross national borders in order to redistribute financial, natural and human resources in order to equalize the income distribution within and between nations.
• Environment means giving plants, animals and even inanimate objects status equal to or even greater than the rights of human beings. To date Sustainable policy can be traced to many current issues including:
• Smart Growth development standards in every metropolitan area within the United States; including a
concentration of high rise living, “mixed use buildings,” “walkable communities” with mass
transit such as light rail, and bicycle trails.
• Implementation of the Wildlands Project, including the destruction of dams, the closure of roads, the
prohibition of resource extraction including timber and oil, the reintroduction of wild animals,
management of forest to allow catastrophic fire, centralized control over water and other
mechanisms designed to force people into Smart Growth communities.
• Smart Growth and the Wildlands Project are designed to ultimately abolish private property.
• An educational system operated from Washington mandates child assessment in lieu of child testing. It is designed to lead children toward accepting global citizenship.
• The development of technology and the passage of law that allows or mandates the monitoring of individual activity. An example is the use of biometrics, authorized by the federal Real ID Act.
• The use of a funny money system where all money is created out of thin air by globalist bankers. Money is issued to government, business and individuals as debt owing back to the globalist bankers. The concentration of profits from this world wide scam finance the conditions necessary to advance Sustainable policy and world governance.
Under Sustainable Development, the recognition of the Unalienable Right to one’s life, liberty and property is lost. This war on freedom is a Global to Local one.
America’s defense relies on a local response designed to generate national impact. Become Vocal Local!