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Agenda 21 - While America Slept!!!

Wake Up You Slumbering Giant!!!

Below is evidence by fellow patriot that documents what is going on behind the curtain and is now coming literally to our doorsteps.  We must become informed and take action.

Trouble Linking Sustainable NJ and Agenda 21?

Some activists are saying that regardless of their explanations, many NJ officials do not see the link between Sustainable NJ and Agenda 21.  Here are the jigsaw pieces connected.  The attachments tell the story:

• The UN 1987 Brundtland Report defined Sustainable Development as development that shaped the "international community's attitude toward economic, social and environmental development."  (See attached Word doc.: UNICEF Report UNICEF%20Report%20on%20Sustainable%20Development.docx, Par. 1, 7)
• This same theme for Sustainable Development was carried forward to The UN Rio Earth Summit in 1992 as, Agenda 21.  (See attached pdf: UNICEF Report UNICEF%20Report%20on%20Sustainable%20Development.pdf, Par. 4-6)
• In the UN's 2002 Sustainable Development Report,  "the three principle dimensions of economic growth, social equity and protection of the environment" were operationalized.  (See attached pdf:  UN Sustainable Development Strategies UN%20Sustainable%20Development%20Strategies.pdf, Par 2,3)
• The UN's Sustainable Development program, or Agenda 21 was implemented in the US under the 1994 President's Council on Sustainable Development.  (See attached pdf: PCSD Vision for Sustainable Development PCSD%20Vision%20for%20Sustainability.pdf, Par 2:#2)
• The name Agenda 21 was tactically removed from public's view to avoid scrutiny on the recommendation of PCSD advisor, J. Gary Lawrence.    (See attached pdf: Millennium Papers Millenium%20Papers%20-%20Lawrence.pdf, Page 5 - Top of page to end of par 2.)  (see page 4, Par 1-2 for "equity, economy, environment")
• You will find the identical mission, goals and terminology in Sustainable Development programs across the nation.  (Attached pdf: Sustainable NJ homepage Sustainable%20NJ%20homepage.pdf, Par 1, Bullet 4)

Identical or similar Sustainable Development or Smart Growth plans are being implemented across the nation.  They call for open spaces, limited vehicular traffic, light rail systems and multi-use dwellings.  Conservation easements,  eminent domain, TDR, (Trade of Development Rights,) wetlands and endangered species designations are all being used to confiscate citizens' property rights.  The overarching objective is to reduce individual property and nudge humans toward hi-density urban dwellings. 

The key to avoiding the loss of property rights is to avoid any government grants.  They come with severe hidden strings that are later found to be unalterable.  Sustainable development and environmentalism are healthy and good ideas.  In America though, the terms have been co-opted by a UN based political agenda.  Communities leaders are becoming aware. 

• Bonner County Idaho officials are protecting their citizens through a "Property Rights Council" whose mission is to protect private property rights from "governmental and intergovernmental activities."  (Attached pdf: Bonner Cty Property Rights Council Bonner%20Cty%20Property%20Rights%20Council078.pdf)
• The programs look innocent and desirable: http://ccgovernment.carr.org/ccg/plan/sustainability-plan.pdf
• Carroll County, Maryland and 9 other communities have pulled out of the Sustainable Development programs and dozens more are pushing back:  http://www.thenewamerican.com/tech-mainmenu-30/environment/6542-maryland-county-cancels-agenda-21-participation

There are plenty of original documents to validate that Agenda 21/Sustainable Development/Smart Growth are alive and well, just using some warm and fuzzy names.  Public officials need to be aware so they can protect their citizens.  New Jersey is up to its eyeballs in the unhealthy iteration of sustainable development, but officials are shielded from the full story.  This is one case where green is NOT good.

All the best,

John