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South
Carolina State Representative Joseph Neal explains how sustainable
development, in the form of comprehensive planning, is taking private
property in his state. Part 1 explains how this concept evolved from a
U.N. meeting in 1976, through the President's Council on Sustainable
Development, and into every community. Run time: 18:54
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Part 2 identifies the U.N. source of the concept and the plan, and the mechanism in the U.S. for implementing the U.N. agenda. Examples from local communities are provided to show how the U.N. plan is impacting every community. Run time: 19:38 |
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Part 3 identifies the primary individuals in government and the NGOs who implemented sustainable development. A diagram shows exactly how NGOs and government agencies write policies, and implement them while bypassing elected officials. This series is a must see for every property rights advocate. Run time: 17:01 |
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The North American Union emerged from the influence of the Council on Foreign Relations. This video explains who is behind it, and how it is being implemented. Opposition to the plan has driven it underground, away from the press, but its proponents are simply working out a new implementation strategy. Run time: 21:34 |
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The National Animal Identification System (NAIS) is a USDA plan to register every property that has a livestock animal, electronically tag every livestock animal, and require owners to report the movement of animals within 24 hours. This program affects every person in America. Learn about it.. Run time: 20:44 |