Why are we not told that approximately 68 of our national parks, forests and monuments have been designated as World Heritage Sites or International Biospheres and placed under the control of the United Nations? In June of 1992, the United Nations sponsored a Convention of Global Biological Diversity (Earth Summit II), in Rio de Janeiro, out of which came the Global Biodiversity Treaty and Agenda 21. The overall plan is to transfer approximately 50% of the land in the U.S. from private ownership and control to the federal government, the U.N., or U.N. approved non-governmental organizations. These lands will then be separated into core areas, where human activities will be prohibited, and buffer zones, where use by humans would be be severely restricted. These core areas and buffer zones would then be connected by wildlife corridors, in accordance with the Wildlands Project. The idea being that animals could be hypothetically travel travel from coast to coast by way of wildlands areas, connected by wildlife corridors, and never have to encounter a human being. The remaining areas, or Islands will permit normal human use, so long as the activities conform to the principles of sustainable development. The Islands are the only area where sustainable communities will be built, and where people will ultimately be relocated. On the other hand, human families will dwell in confined communities, where they will walk or ride bicycles to work or community market centers. web.archive.org/web/20021001191125/iresist/cbg/sustainA.html
Posted on: Thu, 30 Oct 2014 17:46:22 +0000
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