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United Nations – Our Common Agenda Report – PDF

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In September of 2021 as part of their 75th Anniversary, The United Nations Secretary General published a reportOPENS IN NEW WINDOW about how humanity needs to set aside their differences and work together to fight our problems. Reports like this are overflowing with overflowing well-intentioned ideas padded with bureaucratic language to make them sound like they will benefit all of society, but when you read between the lines you can see they are a plan to trick people into willingly surrendering their Rights and Personal Freedoms and accepting being ruled by a tyrannical central government. PDF FILE Our Common Agenda - PDF

On Page 5 the report says the following:

We are at an inflection point in history. In our biggest shared test since the Second World War, humanity faces a stark and urgent choice: a breakdown or a breakthrough. The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is upending our world, threatening our health, destroying economies and livelihoods and deepening poverty and inequalities. Conflicts continue to rage and worsen. The disastrous effects of a changing climate – famine, floods, fires and extreme heat – threaten our very existence. For millions of people around the world, poverty, discrimination, violence and exclusion are denying them their rights to the basic necessities of life: health, safety, a vaccination against disease, clean water to drink, a plate of food or a seat in a classroom.

Increasingly, people are turning their backs on the values of trust and solidarity in one another – the very values we need to rebuild our world and secure a better, more sustainable future for our people and our planet.

Humanity’s welfare – and indeed, humanity’s very future – depend on solidarity and working together as a global family to achieve common goals. For people, for the planet, for prosperity and for peace. Last year, on the occasion of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the United Nations, Member States agreed that our challenges are interconnected, across borders and all other divides. These challenges can only be addressed by an equally interconnected response, through reinvigorated multilateralism and the United Nations at the centre of our efforts.

This sections has two goals, make people feel that the problems of citizens of other nations are something they should feel responsible for solving. Secondly that these problems are so big that the only way they can be solved is for people put aside their differences and come together to solve them. Tyrants around the world saw how the fear mongering of Covid-19 was used to get people to willing give up their rights and freedoms for the illusion of safety. Organizations like the United Nations, European Union and World Economic Forum will try to leverage these tactics to advance their desire to consolidate power in a Large international groups like The United Nations and the European Union are attempts at forming and implementing Centralized Global Governments. Think Tanks and advocacy groups like the World Economic Forum are strong supporters of creating Centralized Global Government. For a Global Government to work nations and their citizens are going to have to surrender their sovereignty to a central authority. All of the plans for a Global Government include major changes in economics, social issues, personal freedoms, freedom of speech, property ownership, and housing. These changes usually require citizens of first world countries giving up or losing their rights and accepting forced resettlement of people from third world countries.
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On Page 6 it states the following:

now is the time to renew the social contract between Governments and their people and within societies, so as to rebuild trust and embrace a comprehensive vision of human rights. People need to see results reflected in their daily lives. This must include the active and equal participation of women and girls, without whom no meaningful social contract is possible. It should also include updated governance arrangements to deliver better public goods and usher in a new era of universal social protection, health coverage, education, skills, decent work and housing, as well as universal access to the Internet by 2030 as a basic human right.

While things like Universal Healthcare and housing sound like good ideas, they really are a hidden way to control a population, and punish bad behavior. For example, in England a patient was banned for wanting to see a doctor the same race as theirsOPENS IN NEW WINDOW . When you stop paying for your healthcare you lose the ability to choose your own doctor, you get to see the doctor the government says you get to see, and if you complain you lose your healthcare completely. If the government is providing you with universal housing you will lose your ability to own property, and you have to live where the government tells you you have to live. If you provide your own housing, you lose the ability move to a nicer neighborhood, that’s cleaner, safer, has less crime and has better schools. Because the government controls your universal housing they can limit your job prospects, they can limit the income you can earn, and they can limit your ability to improve your life. Once you accept universal housing you have given the government complete control over your future.

Further down on Page 6 it says:

now is the time to end the ‘infodemic’ plaguing our world by defending a common, empirically backed consensus around facts, science and knowledge. The ‘war on science’ must end. All policy and budget decisions should be backed by science and expertise, and I am calling for a global code of conduct that promotes integrity in public information.

This is a direct assault on your Right to The Freedom Of Speech. The United Nations wants the ability to deplatform you and strip everyone of their ability to criticize them, and to stop people from highlighting and exposing their lies to others. What they consider ‘misinformation’ is anyone who disagrees with the established narrative. The ironic thing is REAL SCIENCE is not decided by consensus, something either is true or it isn’t, it doesn’t become true because a majority of the people say it is. Real Science should hold up under the scrutiny of any and all questions. People who say ‘follow the science’ want you to unquestioningly believe what they tell you is fact. Believing in something without questioning it is much closer to religious faith than science.

On Page 17 the report states the following:

Finally, States have at their disposal an organization whose very purpose is to solve international problems through cooperation. The United Nations presence is global, its membership is universal and its activities span the breadth of human need. Its fundamental values are not the preserve of any region. Indeed, they are found in every culture and religion around the world: peace, justice, human dignity, equity, tolerance and, of course, solidarity. However, while the fundamental purposes and principles of the United Nations endure, the Organization must evolve in response to a changing world to become more networked, inclusive and effective.

They are saying two things, big problems can only be solved by big organizations and the United Nations is the best choice for that big organization. The second is in the statement Its fundamental values are not the preserve of any region. They are pushing the concept that nations states have to surrender their sovereignty to an international organization to solve these big problems.

On page 17 the report sates:

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals are at the core of Our Common Agenda. The 2030 Agenda is a plan of action for people, planet, prosperity and peace, that seeks to realize the human rights of all and to achieve gender equality. The Sustainable Development Goals are integrated and indivisible and balance the three dimensions of sustainable development: the economic, social and environmental. Many of the actions proposed in this report thus seek to accelerate achievement of the Goals, not least in the light of gaps and delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Actions already under way to achieve the Goals will, in turn, be key for the implementation of Our Common Agenda.

We have an entire page dedicated to highlighting the problems with United Nations Agenda 2030 also known as The Sustainable Development Agenda is detailed plan to solve some of the worlds biggest problems, especially those caused by climate change. It's real goal is to trick people into surrendering their Rights and Freedoms and accept being ruled by a tyrannical centralized global government, in this case the United Nations. Read more on our full article about United Nations Agenda 2030United Nations Agenda 2030.

On Page 24 the report states:

Objectivity, or even the idea that people can aspire to ascertain the best available truth, has come increasingly into question. The goal of giving equal balance to competing points of view can come at the expense of impartiality and evidence, distorting the public debate. The ability to cause large-scale disinformation and undermine scientifically established facts is an existential risk to humanity. While vigorously defending the right to freedom of expression everywhere, we must equally encourage societies to develop a common, empirically backed consensus on the public good of facts, science and knowledge. We must make lying wrong again. Institutions can be a ‘reality check’ for societies, curbing disinformation and countering hate speech and online harassment, including of women and girls. I urge acceleration of our efforts to produce and disseminate reliable and verified information. The United Nations plays a key role in this regard, which it can continue to strengthen, building on models such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the World Meteorological Organization Scientific Advisory Panel or the Verified initiative for COVID-19. Other steps include support for public interest and independent media, regulation of social media, strengthening freedom of information or right to information laws and ensuring a prominent voice for science and expertise, for example through representation of science commissions in decision-making. A global code of conduct that promotes integrity in public information could be explored together with States, media outlets and regulatory bodies, facilitated by the United Nations. With recent concerns about trust and mistrust linked to technology and the digital space, it is also time to understand, better regulate and manage our digital commons as a global public good.

This is some top-tier information control they state that a normal person is incapable of doing their own research and discovering the truth or real answer. The United Nations Should Manage the Media and completely control what is deemed true and prevent people from accessing anything that isn’t approved. They want the ability to compel technology companies to remove anything they deem as ‘misinformation’, completely deplatforming people and prevent others from learning the truth.

On Page 26 it states:

Taxation is one of the most powerful tools of government, critical to investing in public goods and incentivizing sustainability. Governments should consider using taxation to reduce extreme inequalities in wealth. This would be an important signal in the wake of a pandemic in which millions of people lost their jobs and governments around the world faced declining fiscal space while the wealth of billionaires saw a massive jump. Taxation can also drive a sustainable and just transition, as governments shift subsidies from activities that damage the environment to those that sustain and enrich it; tax carbon emissions and other polluting activities rather than people or income; introduce fair royalty regimes in extractive activities; and channel resources to sustainable investments. These reforms can have different impacts on different countries, sectors and people, however, and it is especially important to ensure that they do not create new inequalities and to compensate and support any perceived to lose out. Countries across different income categories also face challenges in terms of domestic resource mobilization. Addressing this is an integral part of financing for development and crucial in supporting the efforts towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

If a central government were ever implemented, one of the big problems in integrating multiple together would wealth inequality. The solution most commonly preposed would be income re-distribution, and in this case The United Nations is suggesting using taxation to achieve those goals. Under aa centralized government, citizens of First world Nations like the United States would face Draconian Tax Policies as the government tries to redistribute the wealth to the poorer citizens.

On Page 30 the report states:

Finally, to ensure that everyone is seen and recognized, measures to prove legal identity and end statelessness, including by closing legal loopholes, and disaggregating data by age, gender and diversity are urged. People on the move require special attention, support and protection. While COVID-19 pandemic restrictions had severe consequences for human mobility and left many refugees and migrants stranded, displacement continued to grow. Measures to protect, assist and find solutions for the internally displaced, benefiting from the High-level Panel on Internal Displacement, are essential to leaving no one behind. I urge Governments and other stakeholders to make progress in putting the Global Compact on Refugees and the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration into practice, including through respect for the fundamental principle of non-refoulement and measures to provide access to asylum for refugees, by protecting and upholding the rights of all persons on the move, regardless of status, by supporting host countries and through the inclusion of refugees and migrants in essential public services.

Proving legal identity means being forced to carry a Digital ID or even worse being forced to get an ultraviolet tattooOPENS IN NEW WINDOW . It then goes on to say mass migration will happen as third world people are resettled into first world countries. When a Centralized Global Government enacts it’s plan of forced resettlement of third world immigrants they will instantly turn clean, safe, low crime communities into dangerous crime ridden third world hellholes, reducing the quality of life for it’s existing inhabitants. A Global Government goal is to “even out” the living conditions, people from third-world countries would experience a huge increase in the quality of life, whereas people from first world countries would experience a huge drop in their standard of living. If people are forced to relinquish property rights under a Universal Housing Plan it would be impossible to relocate, and get away from third-world immigrants and the problems they bring with them.

On Page 57 the report states

It is time to protect the online space and strengthen its governance. I would urge the Internet Governance Forum to adapt, innovate and reform to support effective governance of the digital commons and keep pace with rapid, real world developments. Furthermore, building on the recommendations of the road map for digital cooperation (see A/74/821), the United Nations, Governments, the private sector and civil society could come together as a multi-stakeholder digital technology track in preparation for a Summit of the Future to agree on a Global Digital Compact. This would outline shared principles for an open, free and secure digital future for all. Complex digital issues that could be addressed may include: reaffirming the fundamental commitment to connecting the unconnected; avoiding fragmentation of the Internet; providing people with options as to how their data is used; application of human rights online; and promoting a trustworthy Internet by introducing accountability criteria for discrimination and misleading content. More broadly, the Compact could also promote regulation of artificial intelligence to ensure that this is aligned with shared global values.

This is another direct assault on your Right to Freedom Of Speech. The United Nations wants to be the arbiter of what’s the ‘truth’ and what’s ‘misinformation’. They want the ability to censor, deplatform, and even punish people or organizations for publishing information that is deemed untrustworthy or guilty of discrimination. One of the uncomfortable truths of a multi-racial world, is that different races of people commit crimes as vastly different rates from one another. Decades of FBI Crime Statistics show that Decades of FBI Crime statistics show that African Americans commit crime at rates disproportionately higher than their population percentage. For example African Americans make up only 13% of the population but commit over 50% of the murders. African Americans also comimit 37% of all the violent crimes, which is three times higher than their population percentage. Read more at FBI Racial Crime StatisticsOPENS IN NEW WINDOW African Americans make up 13% of the Population, but commit 50% of the murdersOPENS IN NEW WINDOW . Under a Global Government that tramples on your Right to Free Speech to prevent discrimination, you would be prohibited or punished for sharing information like that.

On Page 66 the Report States:

The value added of the United Nations in a networked world includes a number of elements which could be strengthened. First, one of the primary roles of the United Nations is as a source of reliable data and evidence, providing public and verified information to help the world understand risks and opportunities. To strengthen this role, I will seek to re-establish the Secretary-General’s Scientific Advisory Board and explore better linking of knowledge centres across the United Nations system, including in its specialized agencies, to reinforce impact. I will also encourage the United Nations to become more strategic in knowledge production, delivering fewer, but more coherent and action-oriented reports each year. This will in part be achieved through the United Nations digital transformation strategy, which is directly aimed at effective knowledge production and dissemination across the system.

Under a new Global Government, once people realize they have to accept forced resettlement of immigrants and refugees, are forced into universal housing, and lose the ability to choose their own doctor, they will get angry, and share stories of how their lives have gotten worse under the new regime. That’s why the United Nations wants to establish itself as the only reliable source for data and evidence. If they can use their propaganda to deem this criticisms as ‘misinformation’ and ‘conspiracy theories’ they can discredit the information and quell any protests or rebellion. In the real world, facts, science and the truth will hold up under questioning and scrutiny. When you’re not allowed to question them, it’s usually because they aren’t true or that someone is hiding something. even more frightening is the United Nations wants to control the production and dissemination of knowledge across the system. Anyone who’s read A fictional book by George Orwell about a future dystopian society, where the citizens lives are controlled by a tyrannical totalitarian government. Read more about George Orwell's 1984OPENS IN NEW WINDOW 1984OPENS IN NEW WINDOW , knows that sounds a lot like ‘The Ministry of Truth ’.

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