U.N. Discusses Control Of The World At Rio+20, Because World Faces Massive Species Extinction - Video

This is fear mongering at it’s finest. If they can just scare the people into believing these undocumented Lies, they can take more control over the world population and that is their ultimate goal. This is part of the Agenda 21 plan to control the planet.

The world faces a mass extinction of wildlife, according to the latest assessment of endangered animals by the United Nations.

The latest assessment brings the total up to 19,817 of 63,837 species assessed.

The new list comes as world leaders gather in Rio for the biggest ever UN summit on sustainable development 20 years after the original Earth Summit in 1992.

Correspondent Alex Newman reports from the “People’s Summit” of NGO activists at Flamengo Park and the official UN Summit on Sustainability and Development at Rio Centro, including a press conference with CNN founder and eco-activist Ted Turner.

Turner, who was pushing one of his favorite themes, population control, is a member of a secretive group known as “The Good Club,” which includes some of the world’s wealthiest billionaires. His fellow population-control activists at The Good Club include Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, David Rockefeller, George Soros, Oprah Winfrey, and Michael Bloomberg.

Soon there will be no freedom and no quality of life. This is an awesome interview.

Alex Newman, correspondent for The New American, catches up with Vandana Shiva, author and environmental activist, to get her thoughts on the conference happening in Rio de Janeiro and other topics.

  The Environmental Protection Agency was invented  in 1970 and passed draconian environmental laws which served to grab land with vast natural resources away from the owners and lock it away, proving to the holders of the debt that Americans are not drilling, mining, or otherwise developing those resources

. As the government sinks deeper into debt, it grabs more and more land, declares it to be a “wilderness,” “heritage river,” or “wetlands” area. There are various other designations, but the end result is the same: The People may not use the land. In many cases they are forbidden to set foot on it.It is not about conservation, it is about establishing collateral. YOUR land is being stolen by the government and used to secure loans the government really had no business taking out in the first place.

Land Management Agencies promoted land use policies based on ecological or aesthetic consequences. The agencies appropriated millions in grants to state and local governments and set up land trusts for the purpose of acquiring private property. For example, by 1997, 43 million acres were designated roadless areas, 1/3 of land in America was owned by government and ten percent by states, 21 national monuments were expanded. (Donna Holt)

President Clinton signed Executive Order 12852, creating the President’s Council on Sustainable Development to translate UN Agenda 21 into public policy administered by the federal government. The Council created the first UN Agenda 21 called “Sustainable America,” with 16 “we believe” statements. The ultimate goals were to abolish private property, control education, control and reduce population, and control the economy.

To aid in implementing UN Agenda 21 a Consensus Process was developed: Stakeholders of the Affected Group select an Initiator who then selects a Decision-Making Committee (steering committee); Policy Decisions are pre-determined by a Facilitator and not by the Committee (they cannot vote). Consensus is the process in which objections to the proposal are erased. The Affected Group has to abide by the pre-determined decision with no voice in choosing the decision-maker or the outcome.

President’s Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD) published “Sustainable America, a New Consensus,” which contains 150 policy recommendations taken directly from UN Agenda 21. Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown said that his agency can implement 67 percent of the recommendations administratively, using rule-making authority.

How was UN Agenda 21 implemented at the grass roots? Millions in grants were awarded to state and local governments by American Planning Association and EPA through “visioning.”

A Visioning Council (steering committee) made up of businessmen, politicians, NGOs (non-governmental organizations), and people who stood to gain financially from the implementation of the goals of UN Agenda 21, worked with the EPA, the American Planning Association, the Conservation Fund, the National Resources Defense Council, and the Sierra Club.

The Visioning Council received their proposal from the President’s Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD) and proposes it as local goals for the community. The “Consensus” would remove any objections the public may have had. The result was the “vision” and the new plan of action. The entire process took 12-18 months.

The Initiator would make press releases to introduce the idea of Sustainable Communities and to build huge public support; the elected officials signed on without any questions asked. They either did not understand the nefarious intent or were financially complicit in the vision. Some local government officials had no idea that the plan came from the United Nations Agenda 21.

Partners of Sustainable Development are ICLEI, International County/City Management Association, American Planning Association, Renaissance Planning Group, Florida Forever (largest public land acquisition program in the U.S.—9.8 million acres purchased). They provide technical support and assistance with SD, management training, performance measurement, rural and urban planning.

In June 2008, The One Planet Communities proposed: (data from Donna Holt)

• 58 percent less electricity
• 65 percent vehicle mileage down time
• 23 gallons/water less per person
• 50 percent reduction in car ownership
• 40 electric car solar powered charging stations
• Reduction of footprint from 6 homes to 2 homes by 2020
• Stacked homes to avoid expansion of housing developments
• Five minute lifestyle (5 minute walk or bike from your home to shop, work, live, go to school)
• Walk or bike within the community
• Car-sharing for short distances or from one stacked community to another
• High speed rail for longer distances
• Car ownership will disappear

Current consequences of UN Agenda 21:

• Sustainability is taught k-12, colleges, and universities
• Colleges teach how to “build earth’s sustainable workforce,” “sustainability manager for carbon accounting,” “corporate sustainability manager,” “energy auditor,” “engineering sustainably certified homes,” to name just a few
• Children are well indoctrinated into Sustainable Development practices
• Government schemes to control future use of agricultural land and water through the recently passed White House Rural Council
• San Joaquim Valley in California was turned into a virtual dust bowl last year when water was denied to farmers in order to protect the delta smelt; 40,000 people became unemployed; less vegetables and fruits resulted in higher prices
• Regulatory taking of land, especially in Florida, Miami-Dade County
• Rationing of water, electricity, and fuel
• Expensive retrofitting of homes—people will be forced to leave their homes if they cannot afford the expensive retrofitting
• Denied building permits and thus land is deemed worthless
• Private property abolished to prevent urban sprawl
• Land shortage
• High density living

In June 2011, President Obama signed the White House Rural Council. To make good on the promise to control rural life and its resources, on August 8, 2011, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the EPA announced a national partnership “to improve rural drinking water and wastewater systems.”

The Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, who chairs the White House Rural Council and thus controls 16% of U.S. land, “is working to coordinate USDA programs across the government and encourage public-private partnerships, to improve economic conditions and create jobs in rural communities.” I guess the government has finished “saving or creating the three million jobs” in urban areas, they are now moving into rural areas. Here is UN Agenda 21 in action through its Hallmark public-private partnerships, to “fundamentally change” and control the use of water, resources, and agricultural land.

Source: http://thenewamerican.com/rio-20/item/11838-un-alarmists-world-faces-massive-species-extinction