WHAT IS AGENDA 21?

 

Agenda 21 is one of several global agendas designed to create a coalition of government, business, and non-governmental organizations (NGO’s) under the auspices of the United Nations.

 

When fully operational, this system of Global Governance, will command a One World Court, a One World Army, a One World Media, One World Religion, etc. all working in lock-step to gain total control over all human activity and all of the Earth’s wealth.

 

It was at the Rio Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 that President George H.W. Bush, with the other 178 heads of state, signed agreement to Agenda 21. They all had a party on Prince Charles' yacht to solidify their relationships.

 

Agenda 21 is the “How To” document for Sustainable Development to be implemented through every level of government. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO’s), such as the Nature Conservancy, The Sierra Club, the World Resources Institute, and the National Wildlife Federation worked directly with the United Nations to craft Agenda 21, and put Agenda 21 policies into every single agency in the U.S. Federal Government.

 

The United Nations created the 3 E’s:  Social Equity, Economic Justice, and Environmental Justice. The logo below is used to represent Sustainable Development dogma. The area right in the center of the three circles, where all three circles overlap, represents the Triple Bottom Line, and that also represents “sustainability”.

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Social Injustice, means that a person cannot move freely to meet his needs (i.e. they have no access to transportation or means to immigrate to another country), a person has ill-health, so cannot meet their needs, a person does not have access to good housing and a person does not have access to quality food. Using those examples, social equity

can be defined as the right and opportunity of all people “to benefit equally” from the resources afforded us by society and the environment. Solutions like mass transit, open borders, Obama Care, low-income housing, food stamps, and free lunch programs in the schools are all part of the Sustainable Development equation because they create “Social Justice”.

 

Economic Injustice occurs when a person’s gender, ethnicity, religious affiliation or a handicap places a limitation on their chances of success in the workplace, a person’s socioeconomic status prevents them from receiving higher education, a person’s socioeconomic status prevents them from moving up in the workplace, certain countries, through a wealth of natural resources, prosper over other less fortunate countries. Using those examples, Economic justice can be defined as the equal ability of the individual or countries to gain wealth. In the workplace, college scholarships for the low-income student, and redistribution of wealth from the wealthier countries to the poorer countries, sometimes through outright monetary “gifts” and sometimes through treaties and agreements that work to the U.S.’s disadvantage, are part of the formula of Sustainable Development because they create “Economic Justice.”

 

Environmental Injustice is when man pollutes the air, land, or water, man causes species to go extinct, man fills in a swamp, man causes the climate to warm, or change, whichever claim the environmentalists are making this week. Using those examples, Environmental Justice says that man is responsible for all of nature’s woes. The presence of man on this planet is an Environmental Injustice.  Consequently, it is critical that all of man’s activities be severely controlled, of course, by the government, in order to protect the environment.

 

Environmental Justice is used to effectively convince Americans that in order to save their planet they must give up their individual rights for those of the collective. In other words, the 3 E’s are a way to be sure no one has more than anyone else (unless you are a member of the elite), even if you are smarter, worked harder, took more risks, made all the right decisions, and sacrificed. Your very success is a social injustice.  Further, God may have given Man dominion over the Earth, but apparently big government feels it has veto power over God.

 

For a Sustainablist, a regulation that manages to create social equity, economic and environmental justice all in one fell swoop is the ideal regulation or policy. That regulation is said to have achieved the Triple Bottom Line (=sustainability).

 

See http://www.agenda21course.com/