[Vendome]

This is not from the RNC, whom I loathe. The blogger(not you) changed the title of article and innappriately attributes this to the RNC.

In fact, it was a decision by the National Federation of Republican Assemblies.

They have nothing to do with the RNC. It is important to note they are a competing organization to the RNC,

More about the NFRA here:
http://www.republicanassemblies.org/about/history/

[upchuck]

Interesting that the first WHEREAS specifically mentions the RNC:

RESOLVED, the Republican National Committee recognizes the destructive and insidious nature of United Nations Agenda 21 and hereby exposes to the public and public policy makers the dangerous intent of the plan; and therefore be it further

I, too, have zero use for the RNC. Utterly worthless. I have lots of fun with them when they call looking for $$.

[Baynative]

Thanks for the correction. There is quite an uproar going on over the news and many people are confused by the blogger title. I am making amends with my distribution lists.

On the good side; this may force a discussion with local local and state party platforms. If NFRA is a competing organization with the RNC, good for them.

[DLfromthedesert]

The AZ RNC Committeeman, Bruce Ash, was at the LD 26 meeting (of which I am the Chair) last Saturday. I asked him about this and he confirmed that the RNC officially came out in opposition to Agenda 21.

He went into detail about Agenda 21 and the UN’s interference at local levels. Pima County, AZ, is tied into this abomination and I am very appreciative that Bruce Ash, who is a great conservative, chose to expose this agenda.