How does Agenda 21 affect you locally?; What you need to know; How to recognize the patterns and values; and What you can do
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1 Let s attack the root of the problem: How does Agenda 21 affect you locally?; What you need to know; How to recognize the patterns and values; and What you can do ICLEI Presented by FreedomAdvocates.org 11
2 Full name plus Local Governments for Sustainability. ICLEI is an important NGO. ICLEI closely ties policy to Global Warming; has an international Congress filled with your city representatives that act as a shadow world government. Local tax funds pay the contract fee. Globalist policy making is fully invaded upon ICLEI s arrival. 600 cities nationwide have ICLEI contracts. Each cities influence is expanded as ICLEI then automatically steer Regional Air, and Water Boards, and many other regional transformational organizations. ICLEI HUBS Presented by FreedomAdvocates.org 12
3 Montana ICLEI cities include: Missoula, Helena and Bozeman. Discuss Article 1 Section 10 prohibitions: No state shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance or Confederation. Neither may a city. Ask: Is contracting with ICLEI treasonous? In any event contracts with ICLEI, guarantee implementation of globalist political and economic policy. Drive city alliance with ICLEI out of Montana! A recent poll found that over 50% of last year s high school and college graduates identified themselves as global citizens, as opposed to American citizens. The National educational system is working for what it is that the system is designed to do lead America to a loss of our sovereignty and to the end of mankind s political recognition of unalienable rights.
4 Note headings regarding sustainability Article 1 Section 10 of the Constitution also prohibits any state from entering into any agreement or compact with a foreign power unless actually invaded. This Partnership between your state
5 and the nation of Canada agreement is a clear violation of the federal Constitution! American sovereignty is being stripped as the Constitution lives its way into globalism. Why does Congress do what is not authorized to do while Congress defaults on what it is that it is supposed to do? What reconciles reality is the understanding that our government is working to break our borders, hamper our economy, and change our systems of
6 justice and economics. This transnational compact carries intended consequences to our national sovereignty and with that loss comes the loss of the political recognition of unalienable rights. This is a map of the transnational region controlled by this transnational agreement:
7 Schweitzer should rescind this compact. Failing that he ought to be impeached as a traitor!
8 Today, whether you know it or not, you are within a Wildlands Network zone. This explains why Montanans standards of living are slipping. Your elected officials make this possible by accepting supposed globalist consensus. The American Wildlands may look benign but what you will discover are vast corridors between them are designed to take control of the land and power over you.
9 Read and describe the effect of corridors on private property, society and economics. You can investigate the American Wildlands.org further! The American Wildlands is based in Bozeman. These corridors are throughout the country. They will widen in time. You can bet this corridor map is destined to become more colorful.
10 The United Nations Agenda 21 has invaded the Bitterroot valley and Montana generally. This anti - American curse is swarming Montana, the Northwest, and the entire country. Let s examine a local example of the Y to Y implementation here in the Bitterroot Valley.
11 Here is a prime organization that I described earlier. The American Wildland Network is now focused on bringing the globalist Wildland Network to the Bitterroot. The designation of Wildland abolishes private property. And the fraud marches forward. I have been told that Montana s average annual earnings have dropped from 6 th in the nation to 49th. Look at organizations like the NGO American Wildlands Network to understand why. The globalist political economic onslaught happening inside America has been because Montana s resource base has been grabbed-up and locked-down. The American Wildlands is an NGO. Dr Michael Coffman has said that According to hundreds of NGO documents what is happening in the Northern Rockies will eventually happen across America. There is no authorization for the various federal forest ownership or contemporary Wildlands bills that have been processed by Congress. Tester s Forest Jobs a
12 Recreation Act bill is a clear example of how lands are being taken in a power grab to meet Globalist objectives. Who is Congress working for? Who is Tester working for? Why is he testing Americans? Montana and all of America has been set up as a region to operate within and under a global order.
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