Analysis of Agenda 21 and Collectivism
Agenda 21 is kind of a code name for a master plan
originated at the United Nations
to
change the political and economic system of the world
to one of total collectivism.
And in order to do that,
people must not be allowed to have independence.
They must be dependent on the state for everything.
Otherwise, they won't,
they won't be easily controlled by the state.
That means they can't have private property, mostly.
They cannot have land of their own.
They have to live in
preferably high-rise apartments, uh, that are
provided to them by the state as a benefit, so to speak.
"Oh, good, we got a free apartment." But they want, these people at
the top want all humans to be dependent
on the largesse of the state.
That means that they don't want anybody living out in the boonies.
Anybody that's got a couple of acres of land and his own water
supply and can grow his own food
and that kind of thing, or have some sheep or some chickens,
these people are a threat to the collectivist
society because they aren't gonna go to the politicians and say,
"Please feed me. Please clothe me.
Please give me shelter." They tend to be independent.
That's the secret behind Agenda 21.
They want people out of the country.
They want corporations out there growing all the food and that kind of thing, but
they don't want anybody living out there because that way they cannot be
controlled. In order to control mankind, we have to get
them all into the big cities. We have to rack them up and stack them up,
get them dependent on the state for their food, their shelter, their electrical
power, their water, everything.
That's the dirty secret
behind Agenda 21.
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