The UN Plan for Your Mental Health (UNESCO)

The crossroad ^ | by Berit Kjos

[Ohioan from Florida]

This thread has me very concerned. I guess I was concerned already, but now even more so. SD, this post about the communist goals shows me that they have been successful. When you throw the idea of "ethics" into this equation, you realize that people who think like Donna Shalala, think of their ideas as completely superior to anyone's ideas who disagrees with them. Am I making sense? To them, they are the elite. They want to rule us all. No amount of power is ever enough.

[Ohioan from Florida]

I've got the eebie-jeebies now!

[Calpernia]

Me too.

[bayouranger]

"Even when he stands by himself, the truly indoctrinated communist must be part of the collective. He must be incapable of hearing opposing ideas and facts, no matter how convincing or how forcibly they bombard his senses. A trustworthy communist must reach in an automatic manner without any force being applied." 22

Wow, has the world gone mad? Seems like the DNC has a chance after all.

[Stellar Dendrite]

bump

[hedgetrimmer]

bump for later

[nw_arizona_granny]

This is an important thread.

There have been several "guests" on the western radio talk shows in the past week or so, talking about mental health.

Have they decided on a big push at this time?

[Pepper777]

Very scary stuff, Calpernia. I'm sick to my stomach after reading what kind of organization this country has involved it's self in, through the UN.

May God help us all.

[JudgemAll]

- presumed mentaly sick until proven innocent by a mentaly ill, paranoiac psychologist who does not want to lose his job and negociates brains with hospitals... while they call us paranoiacs

- they want to crucify christians in the mind without having to show the shame of doing it in public, so as to attempt preventing spread of christianity through visible persecutions... it will not work.

- it's a great way of covering up crimes and corruption and maintaining a socialist lawyer based aristocracy (it's the rule of law, after all, and psychologists are your trump card when a defendant crashes the lawyers' festivities of dedication to the devil). Not happy? No sex? Then the Drugs & their darkness of course, "Let them eat cake (low fat)"

As the song says:

"It's my party and I cry if I want to"

Where is the UN & US going to get all this money for such a party? Or is it genocide just like abortion is genocide made PC? Yeah, it's her right, as if one gained rights through death, an oxymoronic proposition.

[Pepper777]

**No, they don't believe it. Trust me, I have tried to explain the school lunch part to the other mom's in school. A UN agent will be coming into our schools come September to audit our files and ensure there is no sugars. Zero tolerance for all.**

For the most part, school lunches are nothing but a bunch of junk food. However, the solution to the problem does NOT require the UN. It appears to be an excuse for the UN to get their foot in the door, so to speak.

I had no idea the UN had any plans to monitor our public schools. Good grief!!!

[JudgemAll]

"From fully immunizing children by age two... to stopping domestic violence

Ah, here we go, the usual demagogic suspect, "domestic violence".

She can party on the kids but he cannot crash the party. They can use her to take his guns away and the defense of his kids away. It's a nice party for the government, authorities, school teacher and day care job security, lawyer fees extortion (he never can get what he has a right to unless he pays up), she can abort but he can't be told the truth by her about not doing her part, they all can have fun and practice or ask euthanasia for kids too (Terri Schiavo), as death and drugs is a right for mental health. Make it also a religion so that people become pliable workers who won't fight for their rights but for their rights to die at worse, thus no rebellion or bad vote is possible. "Don't listen to the 'patients', they're insane, and it's my party after all."

[B4Ranch]

Don't you recognize apathy? It abounds on FR when national issues that aren't on the daily news are being discussed. Probably because it involves thinking and some soul searching.

[Calpernia]

This is what I'm trying to yell about. Our government offices merged/partnered with the NGOs. Try to read my post one. The terms and conditions of the CFRs for the grant monies lends ownership position to the GRANTORS. The grantors are the NGOs. The partnering with the governmental offices lends the appearance that they are state or federal programs; but they are not.

[Calpernia]

I'm hoping it isn't apathy. I don't think I've been clear enough with what I'm saying. I gave links and have tried explaining. But this whole thing is pretty confusing to follow.

Then, there is also the problem of, it also sounds crazy!

[Calpernia]

>>>Where is the UN & US going to get all this money for such a party?

Go back and look at post one. The NGOs partnered with the governmental offices. The monies are coming from the NGOs for these programs.

[Calpernia]

Amen to that!

[Calpernia]

The monies the NGOs are filtering in through these grant programs are posted here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1574836/posts?page=120#120

[carenot]

Didn't W try to ram a program with mandatory mental health screening down everyone's throats not too long ago?

Yes.
It was called "The New Freedom Initiative".

Ron Paul tried to stop it.

Phyllis Schlafly wrote columns about it.

[Pepper777]

**The partnering with the governmental offices lends the appearance that they are state or federal programs; but they are not.**

The information you've posted is very scary. So much of what you've posted reminds me of the Humanist Manifesto from many years ago. De-programming Christian kids in the public schools, is a big part of their agenda. Looks like they are using the UN and deception to do it.

The funding for this program appears to have been discussed at the Swiss ski resort in Davos - the same meeting that Kerry attended during the Alitos hearings. You linked the Swiss thread on this thread.

[Calpernia]

Well, the good thing is, when I saw post 2, I was scared that President Bush sold us out.

Since the UN/Gov office partnership predates President Bush, maybe he had no choice but to sign onto UNESCO because of what ever Clinton did?

I was lurking here and it looks like they don't like President Bush or John Bolton.

THAT is encouraging.

http://cebo.org/2005_03_01_archives_newsletter.html

Tuesday, March 08, 2005
Posted 9:58 PM by The Moderator
Bush Gives the UN the Finger: "Published on Tuesday, March 8, 2005 by The Nation
Bush Gives the UN the Finger
by David Corn

If you were sitting in the Oval Office and George W. Bush asked, 'Hey, tell me, who could we appoint to the UN ambassador job that would most piss off the UN and the rest of the world,' your job would be quite easy. You would simply say, 'That's a no-brainer, Mr. President, John Bolton.' And on Monday Bush took this no-brain advice and nominated Bolton to the post, which requires Senate confirmation.
Bolton is the rightwing's leading declaimer of the United Nations. He once said, 'If the UN Secretariat building in New York lost ten stories, it wouldn't make a bit of difference.' And when the Bush administration failed to persuade the UN to back its war in Iraq, Bolton observed that was 'further evidence to many why nothing should be paid to the UN system.'
Bolton has expressed much more vitriol for the UN than those two (representative) remarks, for he has been a UN-basher for years. Sure, the UN has many flaws and deserves reform. But what message does it convey to the UN and the world to send to the UN a fellow who has essentially called for total defunding of the institution? And this move comes right after Bush went to Europe to mend fences and after he has started working closely with France in an admirable effort to push Syria out of Lebanon. The Bolton appointment is unfathomable--except if viewed as a payback to the neocons. This band of Bush-backers were considered the losers when Bolton, formerly an undersecretary at the State Department, was not appointed to the number-two slot at Foggy Bottom when Condoleezza Rice took over the State Department. But this is some consolation prize. Imagine Jerry Falwell being placed in charge of marriage in Massachusetts.
Bolton's extremism do"

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Monday, March 07, 2005
Posted 9:33 PM by The Moderator
Bush Appoints Right-Wing Extremist to UN Post: "Published on Monday, March 7, 2005 by the Inter-Press Service
Bush Appoints Right-Wing Extremist to UN Post
by Jim Lobe

WASHINGTON -- In a breathtaking victory for right-wing hawks, U.S. President George W. Bush has nominated Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security John Bolton to become his next ambassador to the United Nations.
Bolton, widely considered the most unilateralist and least diplomatic of senior U.S. officials during Bush's first term, will have to be confirmed by the U.S. Senate where some Democrats, a few of whom were said to be stunned by the nomination, are expected to put up a fight.
One aide called the nomination ?incredible?, particularly in light of recent indications, including his talks with European leaders at the end of last month, that Bush and his new secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, intended to pursue a more multilateralist policy in his second term and was determined to smooth the rougher diplomatic edges of his foreign policy team.
That notion had been bolstered by Rice's choice of Trade Representative Robert Zoellick, a long-time pragmatist and ?realist?, as her deputy despite Bolton's efforts, backed by Vice President Dick Cheney, to take the job.
The fact that he failed in his quest was taken as a clear sign that Rice was indeed moving toward a more multilateralist policy in defiance even of Cheney, the undisputed the leader of the coalition of aggressive nationalists, neo-conservatives, and Christian Right activists that dominated foreign policy from the Sep. 11, 2001 al-Qaeda attacks on New York and the Pentagon until after the Iraq invasion.
Rice's acquiescence, if not agreement, to serve as her representative at the U.N., however, will require for"

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Sunday, March 06, 2005
Posted 7:30 PM by The Moderator
Humanists Laud Court Decision Striking Juvenile Death Penalty: Practice Declared Cruel and Unusual: "Humanists Laud Court Decision Striking Juvenile Death Penalty:
Practice Declared Cruel and Unusual
For Immediate Release - Contact: Roy Speckhardt (202) 238-9088
rspeckhardt@americanhumanist.org - www.americanhumanist.org
(Washington, DC, March 1, 2005) The Supreme Court announced today that the execution of Americans under eighteen is unconstitutional. 'We commend the Supreme Court's decision which recognizes that the juvenile death penalty is 'cruel and unusual,' states Tony Hileman, executive director of the American Humanist Association.
There's a sickness in thinking justice can be found in killing juveniles and the mentally disabled,' says Hileman. This follows in the footsteps of the Court's 2002 decision in protecting the mentally disabled from execution.
'It's a triumph that the Supreme Court sees the severity and injustice of existing capital punishment laws, has recognized the trend in our society away from such heinous retributions, and has taken a bold step in the right direction,' adds Hileman.
'The freedom and dignity of the individual person is a central Humanist value. Archaic capital punishment laws lag behind our societies' moral sensibility and we must acknowledge that use of the death penalty is dangerous to individual life and liberty,' continues Hileman.
'The reverberations of this landmark case are extraordinary- seventy juveniles will be immediately spared execution and laws in nineteen states will be overturned,' he adds. "

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