TLDR;
This video reveals a historical perspective on the globalist agenda, tracing its roots back to the formation of the United Nations and UNESCO. It exposes the strategies and documents used by global elites to undermine national sovereignty, promote a world government, and reshape societal values. The speaker highlights the environmental movement as a tool for control, the attack on traditional values, and the potential consequences for individual liberties and financial stability.
- The speaker uses the globalists' own documents to expose their agenda.
- The speaker highlights the environmental movement as a tool for control.
- The speaker exposes the attack on traditional values.
Introduction [0:00]
The speaker introduces a talk from the early 1990s that reveals the globalist agenda, identifying those responsible for driving the attack on nationality and families. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using the globalists' own documents to expose their plans for a world government.
The United Nations' Agenda [1:54]
In 1946, Assistant Secretary William Bennett Abenton stated before UNESCO that nationalism was a poison that infected children, primarily through their families. He advocated for schools to combat these family attitudes and break down national sovereignty, with UNESCO leading the way. The speaker notes that this agenda has been in progress for over 50 years, with the goal of establishing a world government.
Professor Carol Quigley's Analysis [3:40]
Professor Carol Quigley, a historian and economist, studied the international community and its efforts to establish a world system of financial control in private hands. In his book "Tragedy and Hope," published in 1966, Quigley detailed the global elites' aim to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world through central banks acting in concert via secret agreements. The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is identified as a front group promoting world government.
The Environmental Holocaust as a Tool [7:02]
The Iron Mountain Report suggested substituting the threat of war with an alternative mechanism to control populations: the Environmental Holocaust. In 1970, Foreign Relations began publishing articles describing the ecological crisis facing the world. George Keenan proposed that the eco-crisis is a global threat requiring control by a partnership between government, business, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) under a central international super agency, like a super-national EPA.
The Club of Rome's Perspective [10:27]
Aurelio Peccei, founder of the Club of Rome, stated in 1991 that pollution, global warming, water shortages, and famine would serve as a new enemy to unite humanity, with humanity itself being the real enemy. This perspective influenced international leadership, including the Clinton administration.
Clinton's View on Global Integration [11:16]
In 1997, Bill Clinton addressed the UN General Assembly, stating that global integration is wearing away the established order of things, such as the U.S. Constitution and civil rights. He warned against protectionism, extreme nationalism, and ethnic hatred, advocating for a new strategy of security through a network of institutions and arrangements that set international ground rules for the 21st century.
The IUCN and Sustainable Development [14:28]
The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) promotes sustainable communities and lifestyles based on ecosspiritual practices and principles. This involves a radical change in attitudes, values, and behavior, with a new global ethic taking form in international law. Ecosspiritual practices are rooted in pantheism, where nature is considered God, and the rights of nature are defended over human needs.
The Global Biodiversity Assessment [17:15]
The Global Biodiversity Assessment views reality through two worldviews: the Western worldview and the traditional worldview. The Western worldview, associated with Judeo-Christian Islamic traditions, is criticized for denying the sacred attributes of nature. The traditional worldview, in contrast, views humans as members of a community that includes plants, animals, and even rocks, elevating nature to the status of a deity.
The Earth Charter [22:46]
The Earth Charter, created by Maurice Strong and Mikhail Gorbachev, is intended as a spiritual vision reflecting universal spiritual values and a universal code of conduct for all individuals, including religious leaders. It calls for a radical change in humanity's attitudes and values to achieve social, economic, and ecological well-being. The charter is being considered for ratification by the United Nations.
Ecosystem Management and Human Diminishment [25:03]
The Bureau of Land Management's ecosystem management plan considers human beings as a biological resource, equating their value to that of rocks and trees. This mentality was evident during the fire season of 2000, where fire officials delayed suppressing fires to protect endangered species, resulting in significant environmental damage.
Population Control and Fertilizer Reduction [29:35]
The Global Biodiversity Assessment suggests that population growth has exceeded the Earth's capacity, proposing two solutions: a return to an agrarian society or a reduction in the Earth's population by 70%. The document also suggests reducing or eliminating the use of fertilizers, which could lead to a significant decrease in food production and a corresponding loss of human population.
Property Rights and the User Front Concept [34:29]
The document asserts that property rights are not absolute or inalienable, but rather a dynamic relationship subject to change. It introduces the concept of "user front," derived from Roman law, where the state owns everything and allocates rights and privileges as it sees fit.
Protecting Yourself [36:46]
The speaker emphasizes the importance of awareness, discussion, and financial protection. He suggests investing in miners and physical gold and silver as a hedge against the coming financial instability.