Speaking of 'Nuts': Agenda 21, in a nutshell

Klamath Bucket Brigade ^ | September 2, 2006 | Jim Kirwan

[basil]

Ping for later reading.

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Agenda 21 Table of Contents

[toddlintown]

Now comes the posts about the Super Highway from Mexico city to God-Knows-Where.

[hedgetrimmer]

I suspect if Agenda 21 were actually being fully implemented as described in this article, there would be no massive infrastructure projects such as the Trans-Texas Corridor

On the contrary, Agenda 21 set up the corporatist system that is driving these infrastructure projects in the first place.

First discernable application of Agenda 21 and massive transportation projects occured when the UN Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC) met in South America with the OAS and the Inter-American development bank. They created a project called the Western Hemispheric Transportation Initiative, or WHTI.

See also the named participation of NAFTA, and the OECD.

western hemisphere transportation initiative (WHTI)

4. The OECD Road Transport and Intermodal Linkages Program (www.oecd.org/dsti/sti/transport/road)

The OECD Road Transport and Intermodal Linkages Program provides OECD member countries a forum for exploring road transport and intermodal linkages issues in a broad economic, social, and institutional context. It sponsors state of the art assessments, policy analyses, and joint research.

Membership is centered on developed countries. Mexico is the only Latin American country that is a present member. Non-member countries have access to all publication as well as the IRRD bibliographic data base and IRTAD road safety data base. Outreach activities are sponsored for the benefit of non-member countries. Current outreach activities focus on the needs of Central and Eastern European countries and Latin America. Outreach activities under way include: a safety initiative in the Central and Eastern European countries; a conference on Strategic and Environmental Impact Assessment of Sustainable Multimodal Transport networks to be held October 14-15 in Warsaw: a Seminar on Information and Documentation for Latin American Countries to be held November 17-20, 1999 in Acapulco, Mexico; and a Seminar on Safety and Mobility in Latin America to be held in Latin America (place to be determined) in the year 2000 (date to be determined).

The program focuses on the following topics: sustainable multimodal transport strategies; economic performance; transport infrastructure and management; and transport safety and the environment. Activities under way include: operation of two electronic databases, the International Road Research Documentation and the International Road Traffic and Accident Database; international studies on a range of topics such as intermodal freight transport and logistics; transport of dangerous goods through tunnels; asset management systems; safety management and implementation; implementation of ITS; and road system performance indicators.

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Note that 'sustainable' is a reference to Agenda 21, so clearly Agenda 21 and these massive transportation boondoggles are related. And now you know why the OECD is funding workshops to engender public-private partnership road construction. For CONTROL, for ripping off citizens for corporate profit without any risk taking on the part of the corporation, and to undermine OUR free system of government.

[Ben Ficklin]

The CARA Compromise is expiring this year.

In both the Senate's and the House's version of the off-shore drilling legislation, a sizable chunk of money is directed to the land and Water Conservation Fund.

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Would you believe slick willie and the hildabeast are pushing Agenda 21?

Long article, but, you definately need to read it and stop scoffing.

Hillary's Global Agenda

[Ben Ficklin]

In 1988, the State of Texas bought the Rio Grande Ranch to prevent that very large ranch from being purchased by the National Park Sevice and rolled into the Big Bend National Park which had been previously been designated a World Heritage Site.

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And we know who controls World Heritage.......

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I have that site bookmarked, it's a good one. You ever visit "The Red Pill?"

The Red Pill

Rwanda and Darfur are the means to an end. That's why the UN wasn't in any hurry to stop it.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

In both the Senate's and the House's version of the off-shore drilling legislation, a sizable chunk of money is directed to the land and Water Conservation Fund.

Ah, Geez, not this s*** again!

[Ben Ficklin]

In that legislation, the four gulf states(AL, MS, TX, LA) would get 37 1/2 percent of the OCS royalties and the LWCF would get 12 1/2 percent.

A minimum of 60% of the LWCF has to be spent on buying land.

[Carry_Okie]

Yup. Club of Rome crap from way back.