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SUSTAINABLE FREEDOM
In 1992 the United Nations adopted the environmental policy of "Sustainable
Development". Many components of this policy appear to be direct attacks on the United States Constitution, and the retention of wealth in
the United States. Sustainable Development results in an economic policy not based on cost competition, but it is based on the policy of money being
no object if the future of planet earth is threatened.
Are you confused by many of the current federal government policies which appear to lacking any common sense?
Consider the following questions.
- Why do I feel I am not being represented by my elected representatives?
- Why are automobile manufacturers forced to build electric cars with very limited range, that require hours to recharge
from electrical distribution sources that are already overtaxed to supply power during hot weather periods?
- Why is CO2 a green house gas causing global warming, when CO2 is required for plants to grow and breathe creating the
oxygen necessary for animals to breathe and survive?
- Why there are no new permits to drill in Alaska, and the Gulf of Mexico? At the same time, we provide $3 billion for
drilling off the coast of Brazil, and we continue to buy oil from countries that do not like the United States?
- Why is our southern border with Mexico wide open, while US Citizens must present photo IDs and submit to personal
searches before boarding an airplace or entering a government building?
- Why is the Federal Government authorized to provide healthcare and dictate my healthcare benefits?
- Why we don't use our natural resources because the government will not issue permits to drill or mine forcing the US to continue to buy
petroleum from unfriendly foreign nations?
The menu on the left separates the level of detail for discussion on topics within United Nations Agenda 21. The section titled "General
Information" furnishes a higher level of informations. The section of the menu described as "More Detailed Discussion" are more specific
and dive deeper into the discussion topics.
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