ROSA KOIRE WARNED US DON’T BE THE COMPLACENT SHEEP THAT AMERICA HAS BECOME.

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I'm Rosa Corey and I'm from the United States, California. My topic, what I speak about, is one of the most vitally important issues of our age. That is United Nations Agenda 21 Sustainable Development. As I'll be talking about tomorrow, it is the Inventory and Control Plan. Inventory and control of all land, all water, all minerals, all plants, all animals, all construction, all means of production, all food, all energy, all information, and all human beings in the world. And this is a plan that was agreed to by 179 nations back in 1992. It's a United Nations plan. It's called the Agenda for the 21st century. And so many of us around the world think that, while sustainable development, it just sounds so great. Isn't it about recycling and creative reuse and creating energy and food resources for everyone? And the answer is no. It really is not. It's about moving populations into city centers, concentrated city centers, and clearing them out of the rural areas. So I became, I found out about it in a very unusual way, actually, because I spent my career as legal witness, as an expert witness for the California Department of Transportation. I'm an expert in land use and land valuation, and my specialty is an imminent domain valuation. So of course, I was valuing property for the government so that the government could acquire that property for road projects. And what I found about 10 years ago, around 10 or 13 years ago, was that land actually, it was very difficult to say what it was worth, because you couldn't know what people could do with it. Because they were being restricted from using their property. And as I explored that and found that it wasn't just in the San Francisco Bay area where I was working, it was in fact all across the nation and the world. I looked behind that, and I found United Nations Agenda 21, Sustainable Development. We created the Post Sustainability Institute in order to educate people about the economic, social, political, and environmental impacts of communitarianism on the world. And communitarianism is that concept, that social and political construct that says that the individual's rights should be balanced against the rights of the community. And of course, the community is that amorphous, undefined community that we, when we talk about community, we think we're, of course, part of it and that it's a positive thing. But really, community is constructed. It's constructed of non-governmental organizations, corporations, and government in order to dictate and regulate what it is that happens around the world. And we, as individuals, have literally no influence on that. Unless we are in agreement with it. If you dissent against the community, against communitarian law, or against communitarian social tactics, you're rejected and basically meet an outcast. And that is something that we wanted to expose to the world. And the reason that we created the Post Sustainability Institute was in order to sue. We sued our local government and right now we're suing up a higher up in order to stop regional plans because regionalization is the stepping stone to globalization. And globalization is the standardization of all systems. So that includes water, law enforcement, education, energy. All systems have to be brought into harmony in order to control them all. This when systems don't meet when they're out of balance or not in sync with one another, they can't be controlled centrally. And the goal of agenda 21 is one world government and total control from a central unit. America, the United States of America is really under attack right now. We in the United States are, well, the U.S. landmass is about two and a half times the size of Europe and has roughly half the population just over half. That landmass is huge and about 75% of the population lives in large cities. The goal is to move everyone out of the rural areas and into the large cities and to destroy representative government and to move it into a more, to government by unelected boards and commissions. Now here in the EU, of course, you have, you know, you've already moved to that position where it's a new brazier of jurisdictional boundaries and a razor of national boundaries. And that is the goal because, as the big new Brzezinski said in 1995, you can't just impose globalization, palmell as a total movement. You have to do it incrementally and the way to do that is through regionalization. And in Denmark, for instance, in Denmark, well, every nation that signed on to agenda 21 has its local agenda 21 plan. People in the United States are completely unaware of this. If I go out and talk about this, the United States press will, it tax me and calls me conspiracy theorist, which is, it's totally ridiculous. It's a conspiracy, but it's not a theory. It's a fact. Here in Europe, it's openly spoken about local agenda 21. And of course, here in Denmark, the Alborg principles 2000, excuse me, 1994 and then Albert plus 10, 2004, was the European roundtable for local agenda 21 was held here. And the principles are public-private partnerships, which is fascism. And this is how it's implemented on the ground is through this joining together between corporations, non-governmental organizations and governments in order to cut out the actual individual, your voter. And instead, to take that to a level where we literally cannot penetrate. And this is the goal. So this is already far progressed in Europe. The three pillars of United Nations agenda 21 are economy, ecology, and equity, the three E's, the social equity. And everyone sort of thinks that they know what that means, the idea of social equity. It must mean that while everyone's going to have access to clean water and clean air and no one's property is going to be used as a dumping ground because they are at a poverty level. But really, what social equity is about is about impoverishing huge portions of the population and bringing down the developed nations. And while this sounds like, you know, it sounds almost like in the United States, you'd call that a right-wing point of view, a conservative right-wing point of view. I personally am a liberal. The idea that something this drastic, this radical would be happening worldwide without people knowing it. All you have to do is look at austerity measures, restrictions on transfers of wealth, additional restrictions on land use, ability, you know, to produce, to use your energy, your water, your industry. All of this is happening in developed nations. So when you have your infrastructure attacked like that, it's actually going to have a tremendous impact on your ability to prosper, as well as the idea that everything that we're looking at now is destined to collapse our economies. Because the idea, you know, this is a corporatocracy. It's a totalitarian state to being developed right now all over the world. And what major corporations want in this fascist development is to be able to have full movement of workers without borders or boundaries to be able to move their goods through without regulations and to reduce wages. And so this is the goal. So this is what you find with social equity. That's code for social equity for this movement and reduction of the population. So, and of course, economy and ecology is about bringing into balance economy. These are the three circles, economy, ecology, and social equity. And where they meet in the center is balance. But really that balance is a communitarian balance. So it's not balance of well-being of the people. What it is is it's a balance or corporation so that they can exploit and control and have populations in an area in tightly packed, dense areas so that they can be surveilled and managed. This is what that balance looks like as far as the development of a totalitarian state is. I think it's very important to know that the people now still have an opportunity to fight. All of us across the world understand that our individuality is at stake here. Our most important private property is our body. And of course surveillance is a vital part. And domestic surveillance and control is a vital part of this plan. It is a totalitarian plan. But just like any other extreme plan, we are while we are moving towards the end game. We are not there. And this is the opportunity that all of us have now to stand up, to speak out, to refuse to collaborate, to refuse to cooperate, to expose collaborators, to work together to defund these plans, to refuse to demand what it is the corporations want to give us. And so because no one is holding a gun to our heads right now, we have that opportunity. If that changes, if that moment changes, you certainly won't protest then. So now is the time. And people all over the world are doing this. It's just that the mainstream media is owned by five major corporations. And you're not going to get this information from the mainstream press. So you need to be your own press. You need to educate yourself. You need to get out there and educate your neighbors, your community, your real community. You need to help your children understand that they're being indoctrinated from pre-Kindegarten to post-graduate school. All of us have a responsibility to ourselves and to others. This is true community, to work for a personal freedom. And always remember that even though we work as a group, if we do work as a group, we're all individuals in those groups. And we answer only to ourselves. And this is essential. It's essential as free human beings, this is what we are. We are free. And we need to continue to be free. And I do believe that we will win. But we have to become aware that there is a fight and then make our friends and our neighbors and our community aware as well and work together. Right now in the United States, we are moving into major mass regionalization. The United States has 50 states and it's divided into cities, counties and states and then the federal government. Instead, agenda 21 is top down its global regional neighborhood and none of those positions is elected. So in the United States right now where the development of regionalization is happening very quickly, it's happening with federal funding, there are hundreds of millions of dollars going to local governments in order to have them create regional plans. And what those do is this plan cannot be accomplished without control of land and land use because of course where you live often dictates the kind of life you're going to have. So regionalization takes away our opportunity to have an impact. It takes away representative government. So what we are doing at the Post-Sustainability Institute right now is we are suing to stop the biggest regional plan in the United States and it is a blueprint for the rest of the country. What this plan is doing is essentially saying that no new development will happen anywhere but in 4% of the San Francisco Bay area that all 101 cities and 9 counties will be joined together and all land use decisions will be made basically by an unelected board. What this will do to land use and land value in the San Francisco Bay area to movements of people to development of business to freedom is unfathomable and people are not aware of it. The only thing that is standing between that and full passage is our lawsuit. Now what this truly means is if you tell people that they have to build only smart growth, high density development in an urban center right on a train line or the train doesn't have to be there it's the proposed idea of a train line and then no development, no buildings, no residential, no commercial can happen outside of that very, very concentrated area. Then what do you have? You have a concentration camp of the future. This is exactly what it looks like and you see it's very much more subtle and much more sophisticated than it was when the Nazis were doing it. You are not going to get thrown on a train car. You will just have your roads out in the rural areas pulverized and turn to gravel. You will have your family well monitored. You will have your energy restricted. You will have your school service cut. Your share of service cut. You will find that you are not able to get your goods to market and then you have to move into the city. Then you will move into this high density development that is subsidized with our property tax dollars and pretty soon you will have the wildlands project which is predicated on moving people out of the rural areas. This is how it happens. People say, hey nobody's getting me off my land. Well it's very easy. No one's going to come to your door with a gun but they will move you off your land and you will be in the cities and those cities will be full capability of surveillance monitoring and control. These buildings, these high density buildings are being built with a concept of eyes on the street. You become basically a deputized police adjunct. Your job is to watch the street. Your job is to watch your neighbor. 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