Irish water just tip of the iceberg....

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 8:06am #1

Google "agenda 21", to see what Ireland and most countries have signed up to.

It's a United Nations report on how the world should be run in the 21st century. This is not a conspiracy , it's a widely available document that anybody can read.

Here is an Irish perspective with examples of how it's already being implemented in our country;

http://news-beacon-ireland.info/?p=15675

Here is the UN report on our progress:

http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/ireland/eco.htm

I have seen some people try to suggest this is a conspiracy theory. Let me ask you this, then why has Ireland signed up to a UN agenda that the majority of the nation doesn't even know about?

http://www.postsustainabilityinstitute.org/which-nations-signed-agenda-21.html

And if you think it's an objective , harmless plan you need only look at what organisations fund the implementation of the report. Look at the details, many of which are discussed in many differant forums.

End game is where people are in essence limited to living in small areas of land, not allowed to own land privately, limited and controlled education, changing of family values (community before family). It goes as far as to even talk about getting rid of mother and father and replacing them with parents.

If it sounds familiar I suppose the matrix movie is as close to an example I can give (with humans controlling humans).

This official United Nations report Is so amazingly nuts and out there, people might find it hard to believe it doesn't exist. Well if you are really upset about the way the country is run and of these new water charges you will read up about agenda 21 and realise that the water charge fiasco is only the start of a change of life that's more insidious then anybody could imagine.

Before people start to attack the post out of disbelief or apathy, ask yourself did you or anybody you know, realise that Ireland has signed up to agenda 21? This isn't pie in the sky stuff, we as a country have committed to this way of life.

Sauve · 05-11-2014 8:09am

Hang on there till I get me weetabix into me. Can't read straight.

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 8:18am

Drumpot wrote: »

Google "agenda 21", to see what Ireland and most countries have signed up to.

It's a United Nations report on how the world should be run in the 21st century. This is not a conspiracy , it's a widely available document that anybody can read.

Here is an Irish perspective with examples of how it's already being implemented in our country;

http://news-beacon-ireland.info/?p=15675

Here is the UN report on our progress:

http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/ireland/eco.htm

I have seen some people try to suggest this is a conspiracy theory. Let me ask you this, then why has Ireland signed up to a UN agenda that the majority of the nation doesn't even know about?

http://www.postsustainabilityinstitute.org/which-nations-signed-agenda-21.html

And if you think it's an objective , harmless plan you need only look at what organisations fund the implementation of the report. Look at the details, many of which are discussed in many differant forums.

End game is where people are in essence limited to living in small areas of land, not allowed to own land privately, limited and controlled education, changing of family values (community before family). It goes as far as to even talk about getting rid of mother and father and replacing them with parents.

If it sounds familiar I suppose the matrix movie is as close to an example I can give (with humans controlling humans).

This official United Nations report Is so amazingly nuts and out there, people might find it hard to believe it doesn't exist. Well if you are really upset about the way the country is run and of these new water charges you will read up about agenda 21 and realise that the water charge fiasco is only the start of a change of life that's more insidious then anybody could imagine.

Before people start to attack the post out of disbelief or apathy, ask yourself did you or anybody you know, realise that Ireland has signed up to agenda 21? This isn't pie in the sky stuff, we as a country have committed to this way of life.

Any reputable sources for this conspiracy?

kneemos · 05-11-2014 8:22am

Big corporations and Banks are involved apparently.

Buona Fortuna · 05-11-2014 8:23am

Its just Twirly.:eek:

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 8:23am

kneemos wrote: »

Big corporations and Banks are involved apparently.

Those devious bastards, they have their fingers in all the pies. And the icebergs so it seems.

05-11-2014 8:24am

Damn those corporations being all corporationy

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 8:28am

bluewolf wrote: »

Damn those corporations being all corporationy

Next the shareholders will be expecting profits for their investment, what sort of slippery slope will that lead us down? :eek:

kneemos · 05-11-2014 8:29am

Given they can't even implement a simple water charge I wish them luck in their endeavours.

Staplor · 05-11-2014 8:30am

All we need to take the Company down is Scylla

Links234 · 05-11-2014 8:31am

Just the tip? Phrasing!

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 8:33am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Any reputable sources for this conspiracy?

It's an United nations report. How is that a conspiracy?

I know it's asking people a lot to actually research a report that will shape how Ireland will be run and that we have already signed up to, but there you go.

It's funny because the more I read up about it the more frightening it actually is. What's even more frightening is how oblivious people are to how it's already being implemented.

As I said, you need only Google United Nations and agenda 21.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_21

A conspiracy is something that's formulated in secret. Anybody with Google can find this Official UN document online.

McTigs · 05-11-2014 8:39am

"Agenda 21 is a non-binding, voluntarily implemented action plan of the United Nations with regard to sustainable development"

Sounds apocalyptic to me

Mr. Incognito · 05-11-2014 8:40am

I for one welcome our new lettuce overlords

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 8:41am

Drumpot wrote: »

It's an United nations report. How is that a conspiracy?

I know it's asking people a lot to actually research a report that will shape how Ireland will be run and that we have already signed up to, but there you go.

It's funny because the more I read up about it the more frightening it actually is. What's even more frightening is how oblivious people are to how it's already being implemented.

As I said, you need only Google United Nations and agenda 21.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_21

A conspiracy is something that's formulated in secret. Anybody with Google can find this Official UN document online.

Maybe you should read that UN report again because i don't think it means what you think it means.

Buona Fortuna · 05-11-2014 8:43am

McTigs wrote: »

"Agenda 21 is a non-binding, voluntarily implemented action plan of the United Nations with regard to sustainable development"

Sounds apocalyptic to me

Thanks, saves me clicking and reading.:)

Barely There · 05-11-2014 8:43am

Drumpot wrote: »

This official United Nations report Is so amazingly nuts and out there, people might find it hard to believe it doesn't exist.

Not finding it hard at all tbh.

FullblownRose · 05-11-2014 8:57am

It's interesting alright, O.P.

Now that I've seen the governmental bully-tactics r.e Irish Water, I can believe it.

There's a ring of truth to it.

05-11-2014 9:03am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Next the shareholders will be expecting profits for their investment, what sort of slippery slope will that lead us down? :eek:

The commies are in on it too apparently. The commies and the corporations
We're doomed

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:06am

McTigs wrote: »

"Agenda 21 is a non-binding, voluntarily implemented action plan of the United Nations with regard to sustainable development"

Sounds apocalyptic to me

We are voluntarily implementing it. When did the Irish people find out about it and agree to it?

But sure I suppose we don't need to know, like mein kampf it's just a harmless document that won't really be implemented!

The truth is that I only know very little about it so intend on reading up more to see how much of it is actually relevant. But I suspect the reason it's able to stay under the radar so much is because people don't believe that something so big could be orchestrated. This is clear from some of The "witty" dismissals of it by some posters who actually don't even know what agenda 21 is and that its an official strategy that Ireland has committed to.

Egginacup · 05-11-2014 9:06am

Drumpot wrote: »

It's an United nations report. How is that a conspiracy?

I know it's asking people a lot to actually research a report that will shape how Ireland will be run and that we have already signed up to, but there you go.

It's funny because the more I read up about it the more frightening it actually is. What's even more frightening is how oblivious people are to how it's already being implemented.

As I said, you need only Google United Nations and agenda 21.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_21

A conspiracy is something that's formulated in secret. Anybody with Google can find this Official UN document online.

Most people when faced with facts that they don't have the balls to face up to will call it a conspiracy or the messenger a tinfoiler. Like a guy whose wife or girlfriend is snagging everyone will refuse to believe it

Sam Kade · 05-11-2014 9:07am

Lets kill off half the population and go 1800's style but we will still need horses and cattle

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 9:09am

Drumpot wrote: »

We are voluntarily implementing it. When did the Irish people find out about it and agree to it?

Should the Government inform you about every decision they make and ask your opinion?

But sure I suppose we don't need to know, like mein kampf it's just a harmless document that won't really be implemented!

Godwinned your own thread, Good man :rolleyes:

The truth is that I only know very little about it so intend on reading up more to see how much of it is actually relevant. But I suspect the reason it's able to stay under the radar so much is because people don't believe that something so big could be orchestrated. This is clear from some of The "witty" dismissals of it by some posters who actually don't even know what agenda 21 is and that its an official strategy that Ireland has committed to.

Why don't you "read up" on it some more and come back when you have some solid concrete proof that we are all being "Matrixed" You claim posters don't know what it is yet you also admit "The truth is that I only know very little about it"

kneemos · 05-11-2014 9:21am

Drumpot wrote: »

We are voluntarily implementing it. When did the Irish people find out about it and agree to it?

But sure I suppose we don't need to know, like mein kampf it's just a harmless document that won't really be implemented!

The truth is that I only know very little about it so intend on reading up more to see how much of it is actually relevant. But I suspect the reason it's able to stay under the radar so much is because people don't believe that something so big could be orchestrated. This is clear from some of The "witty" dismissals of it by some posters who actually don't even know what agenda 21 is and that its an official strategy that Ireland has committed to.

No way I'm reading reams of gibberish.
If you have some bullit points as to what's actually involved I might be interested.

Akrasia · 05-11-2014 9:21am

As long as the death camp they send me to has Cabaret and a water slide then I'm all for it.

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:22am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Should the Government inform you about every decision they make and ask your opinion?

Godwinned your own thread, Good man :rolleyes:

Why don't you "read up" on it some more and come back when you have some solid concrete proof that we are all being "Matrixed" You claim posters don't know what it is yet you also admit "The truth is that I only know very little about it"

Yes the government should inform the public on every policy that will have huge implications on how they will live. is that something that really needs to be spelled out?

As I said I am going to read up more but why should I spoonfeed people? You can choose to be ignorant or educate yourself. It's this kind of laziness (somebody else do the work and summarise it for me) that allows people to be completely obvious and ignorant to factual information that they themselves could use for enlightenment.

Slozer · 05-11-2014 9:27am

The enemy of the people is the government.

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 9:27am

Drumpot wrote: »

Yes the government should inform the public on every policy that will have huge implications on how they will live. is that something that really needs to be spelled out?

Again you already admit you know little about this so how can you claim there will be huge implications when you yourself don't understand those alleged huge implications?

As I said I am going to read up more but why should I spoonfeed people? You can choose to be ignorant or educate yourself. It's this kind of laziness (somebody else do the work and summarise it for me) that allows people to be completely obvious and ignorant to factual information that they themselves could use for enlightenment.

You do that

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:32am

kneemos wrote: »

No way I'm reading reams of gibberish.
If you have some bullit points as to what's actually involved I might be interested.

Just do random Google searches. There is even a agenda 21 for dummies YouTube video.

There are thousands of pages in agenda 21, so it might have to be a long term project for me!

I posted it here so anybody who doesn't know about it can do their own research.

This far it seems like a very insidious strategy. We need only look at human nature historicity to realise that something like this is not completely improbable. Mass genocide goes on in countries on an ongoing basis, Usa invades whoever it wants without anybody giving a feck.

The world that we are born into is the one we accept. Part of my openess to understanding these kind of radical thinking is actually through gaining self awareness. I realise that most people accept what they know or what they were thought, without really questioning it.

A.Partridge · 05-11-2014 9:34am

Mmmmm...I'd be suspicious of anything written by a person happy to go by the name of Mickey Malone. :pac:

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:34am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Again you already admit you know little about this so how can you claim there will be huge implications when you yourself don't understand those alleged huge implications?

You do that

A problem shared is a problem halfed.

why not educate yourself and stop making dismissive statements on something you know less about then i do!

kylith · 05-11-2014 9:34am

Is it not a bit too early in the morning to be reading about communist conspiracies?

Akrasia · 05-11-2014 9:36am

Drumpot wrote: »

Just do random Google searches. There is even a agenda 21 for dummies YouTube video.

There are thousands of pages in agenda 21, so it might have to be a long term project for me!

I posted it here so anybody who doesn't know about it can do their own research.

This far it seems like a very insidious strategy. We need only look at human nature historicity to realise that something like this is not completely improbable. Mass genocide goes on in countries on an ongoing basis, Usa invades whoever it wants without anybody giving a feck.

The world that we are born into is the one we accept. Part of my openess to understanding these kind of radical thinking is actually through gaining self awareness. I realise that most people accept what they know or what they were thought, without really questioning it.

Just because something is on the internet does not mean it's true

There are a lot of crackpots out there and a lot of them have their own website.

Sofiztikated · 05-11-2014 9:38am

bluewolf wrote: »

The commies are in on it too apparently. The commies and the corporations
We're doomed

And the nazis. The commies, corporations, and the nazis, all cosied up in bed together. And possibly the bedmakers as well.

Is it not a bit early in the day for this sort of crazy?

EDIT:

kylith wrote: »

Is it not a bit too early in the morning to be reading about communist conspiracies?

Jinx, no take backs.

Tonyandthewhale · 05-11-2014 9:41am

Yeah, the UN's an all powerful supra-national government of unknowable, unimaginable and unstoppable power bent on world domination. That's why they've been so successful in preventing any wars from happening since 1945.

Who's going to impose the supposedly totalitarian agenda 21 OP? 600 Bangladeshi peace keepers with strict orders not to open fire on anyone? A menacing horde of simultaneous translators? The cleaning staff from the general assembly building?

Timberrrrrrrr · 05-11-2014 9:42am

Drumpot wrote: »

A problem shared is a problem halfed.

why not educate yourself and stop making dismissive statements on something you know less about then i do!

I have read your links and tbh they are a UN report hat says nothing and a couple of conspiracy theorists waffling on. I have better things to do with my time than investigate conspiracy theories but please feel free to carry on.

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:42am

kylith wrote: »

Is it not a bit too early in the morning to be reading about communist conspiracies?

Its an official UN document that Ireland has committed to implement. Where's the conspiracy?

BoJack Horseman · 05-11-2014 9:46am

The OP is right.
IW are indeed just the tip of the ice-berg.

I've heard rumours that people will be forced to pay an annual tax merely for possessing a television in their homes!

This tax will be enforced under penalty of potential jail sentences!

I know the Irish people won't stand for it.

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:46am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

I have read your links and tbh they are a UN report hat says nothing and a couple of conspiracy theorists waffling on. I have better things to do with my time than investigate conspiracy theories but please feel free to carry on.

You have better things to do but You will waste time ridiculing something you don't actually understand...

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 9:50am

Akrasia wrote: »

Just because something is on the internet does not mean it's true

There are a lot of crackpots out there and a lot of them have their own website.

It's a official United nations strategy.

http://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/index.html

Do people even know what a conspiracy is?

This is a plan of action that practically every country in the world has committed to inplememting

Sofiztikated · 05-11-2014 9:55am

Drumpot wrote: »

It's a official United nations strategy.

http://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/index.html

Do people even know what a conspiracy is?

This is a plan of action that practically every country in the world has committed to inplememting

ooohhh, scary stuff indeed, eliminating poverty, hunger, climate change and sustainable devlopment.

I'm going to get my bunker ready, RIGHT NOW!!!!!11!!one!eleventyone!!!

KomradeBishop · 05-11-2014 10:01am

Article 21 exists, but the hyped claims about it are conspiracy theories. If you want something real to be worried about, then this is something of genuine concern:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_Trade_and_Investment_Partnership#Transparency

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 10:10am

http://www.environ.ie/en/Environment/LocalAgenda21/PublicationsDocuments/FileDownLoad,1834,en.pdf

Heres an official document that clearly shows Ireland is implementing the strategy . .

What does a Local Agenda 21 Process Involve?
A Local Agenda 21 process should involve the target community. It should focus on
the strategic needs of the community and should seek to balance the competing
demands of development and environmental protection whilst addressing the social
and cultural needs of the community. It should strive to achieve consensus on the
strategic needs of the community. The process should try to obtain a reasonable
balance, as defined by the community, between the economic, social, cultural and
environmental dimensions of development so as to improve community life now and
in the future.

So how involved have Irish people been with this strategy?

On the surface it just looks like an innocently prudent strategy for self preservation. If it is, then why doesn't anybody know about it? Surely understanding where these strategys are going to take us as a society is the single most important thing to humanity ? What world will my children live in if the policy of Agenda 21 becomes something that is legally enforced?

Ah, sure this will never happen. the whole strategy of this plan is about limiting what humans can do and making everything micro managed.

What choice did we have for a water charge? What choice did we have for a property tax ? Never mind, sure this document is only optional, something we have chosen to implement, but just not educate the people who it will effect . . Yep, one big giant conspiracy . . Forget the facts, forget the official information , forget the fact that Ireland is openly implementing the strategy, it sounds good in theory so lets not worry about the specifics or minor points like educating people about it.

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 10:31am

KomradeBishop wrote: »

Article 21 exists, but the hyped claims about it are conspiracy theories. If you want something real to be worried about, then this is something of genuine concern:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_Trade_and_Investment_Partnership#Transparency

Ok, so you agree its an official UN sanctioned, Ireland committed strategy .

Considering the ramifications and implications to every person in the country, do you not think its even a little bit strange that nobody knows about it ? This is a strategy to design how the country is to be run and how future communities will govern themselves and you don't think its remotely important for people to understand and either agree or disagree to it ?

Its no conspiracy that the transparency of this strategy is insidious and deserves to be looked at closer. Its also no conspiracy that a government implementing a strategy that the people do not even know about is not really democratic now is it ?

I am not looking to ram this down peoples throats as its clear many people are not open minded enough to even investigate the merits of my original post. I am choosing to look into it more, not because I believe all the negative theories about where it will lead, but because I am open minded and objective enough to accept that this is a possibility.

The hubris and ignorance of mankind on so many different levels on so many different things is difficult for me to understand.

100 years ago people would not of believed a book about purging millions of jews could of led to a mass genocide of a race. In modern times, people accept the rogue actions of the US, who invade whoever they want under false pretenses. Its factually accurate that Iraq didn't have weapons of mass destruction , yet this was the factual reason given for a US invasion. But most people shrug their shoulders and dismiss it. Now look at the uproar about Russia and Crimea. How is this any different to the US? If anything, the water thin argument Putin gives for invading is more "reasonable" then the US invasion of Iraq.

So what has this got to do with my OP? It shows that people are programmed to accept horrible things that they have been programmed to accept. US invade a country, ok. Russia invade a country bad. It also shows how sterile people are when it comes to stepping out of the world as they understand it, and seeing it from an objective (or at least different) perspective..

People ridicule what they just cant either understand or comprehend. A mass global strategy to run the world . . Crazy , except for the fact that its an official UN document that people think, in summary , sounds good, but couldn't be arsed debating where it might lead . .

So the next time another "water charges" type thing comes up, you cant say you weren't warned. there is a global plan that Ireland is committed to whether you want to understand it or not. You can no longer say you weren't warned . .

Akrasia · 05-11-2014 10:39am

Drumpot wrote: »

http://www.environ.ie/en/Environment/LocalAgenda21/PublicationsDocuments/FileDownLoad,1834,en.pdf

Heres an official document that clearly shows Ireland is implementing the strategy . .

What does a Local Agenda 21 Process Involve?
A Local Agenda 21 process should involve the target community. It should focus on
the strategic needs of the community and should seek to balance the competing
demands of development and environmental protection whilst addressing the social
and cultural needs of the community. It should strive to achieve consensus on the
strategic needs of the community. The process should try to obtain a reasonable
balance, as defined by the community, between the economic, social, cultural and
environmental dimensions of development so as to improve community life now and
in the future.

So how involved have Irish people been with this strategy?

On the surface it just looks like an innocently prudent strategy for self preservation. If it is, then why doesn't anybody know about it? Surely understanding where these strategys are going to take us as a society is the single most important thing to humanity ? What world will my children live in if the policy of Agenda 21 becomes something that is legally enforced?

Ah, sure this will never happen. the whole strategy of this plan is about limiting what humans can do and making everything micro managed.

What choice did we have for a water charge? What choice did we have for a property tax ? Never mind, sure this document is only optional, something we have chosen to implement, but just not educate the people who it will effect . . Yep, one big giant conspiracy . . Forget the facts, forget the official information , forget the fact that Ireland is openly implementing the strategy, it sounds good in theory so lets not worry about the specifics or minor points like educating people about it.

People don't know about it because it's just one of a billion E.U. 'strategies' that use the same wooly language 'sustainability' 'inclusivity' participatory' 'community' 'diversity' 'governance' etc

The only people who pay much attention to it are those who are trying to draw down grant funding for community projects.

Most of the programs are well meaning and they're a very long way way from any attempt to undermine democracy or force through social and economic changes against the will of the people.

The European Commission, the Council, the Court of Justice and the ECB are the bodies who are capable of forcing governments to adopt policies that may not be in the interests of the citizens of that country, so if you're looking for something to be worried about, you should focus on the bodies that have the power and are using it

Duggy747 · 05-11-2014 10:40am

There's a hell of a lot of stuff Irish people don't know about their own country or the workings of it's government, it doesn't automatically put it into the realm of sinister. I know people who'd struggle to know who the current president is and what they actually do.

If it were something shady and secret then it shouldn't have been exposed by a 2 second Google search.

GG66 · 05-11-2014 10:48am

I suggest you read up on the TTIP if this type of thing bothers you
https://stop-ttip.org/what-is-the-problem-ttip-ceta/

Among other things allows corporations to sue governments if their policies affect their profits. e.g. Phillip Morris sues Australian Govt. for introducing blank labeled cigarrettes, Toll company in Limerick sues for not acheiving expected profits etc. etc.

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 11:14am

Sofiztikated wrote: »

ooohhh, scary stuff indeed, eliminating poverty, hunger, climate change and sustainable devlopment.

I'm going to get my bunker ready, RIGHT NOW!!!!!11!!one!eleventyone!!!

So you read in the summary "eliminating poverty, hunger and sustainable development" and that's all you needed to hear ? The specifics of how they are going to implement this strategy or how it will effect you or your family isn't really a concern?

"By the skillful and sustained use of propaganda, one can make a people see even heaven as hell or an extremely wretched life as paradise."

"All propaganda has to be popular and has to accommodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those whom it seeks to reach."

Quotes by the fictitious baddy Adolf Hitler who we all know didn't rise to power and nearly take over the Europe after writing a book about creating a master race....

But we are so much more informed nowadays right ? So much informed that most of the people reading this are thanking those ridiculing the post, without actually understanding anything about how this global strategy is going to effect them . .

Ah yes, the people of modern society are far too intelligent to be fooled into a major global strategy that they know nothing about . . That's the stuff of fiction and what happens in history is never repeated . . And even if this UN document is fact, sure it must be good if Ireland is implementing it and its about world hunger and all that sort of stuff ?!

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 11:19am

GG66 wrote: »

I suggest you read up on the TTIP if this type of thing bothers you
https://stop-ttip.org/what-is-the-problem-ttip-ceta/

Among other things allows corporations to sue governments if their policies affect their profits. e.g. Phillip Morris sues Australian Govt. for introducing blank labeled cigarrettes, Toll company in Limerick sues for not acheiving expected profits etc. etc.

Oh and corporations suing countries for Soverign default.

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/argentina-slams-us-debt-case-judge-despite-contempt-threat-1.1895933

biko · 05-11-2014 11:19am

Never mind the haters OP.
They see a wall of text and the words "this is not a conspiracy theory" and thus the conclusion is made - it is indeed a conspiracy theory.
You keep informing the masses.

Drumpot · 05-11-2014 11:30am

biko wrote: »

Never mind the haters OP.
They see a wall of text and the words "this is not a conspiracy theory" and thus the conclusion is made - it is indeed a conspiracy theory.
You keep informing the masses.

Not sure if that's sarcastic or not but I posted this thread for myself. .

Reminds me how bad people have gotten at being objective or even open minded about certain factual things right on front of them. Also a good reminder of how bad this generation is at debating or discussing serious topics.

The most thanks in this thread has been somebody saying something witty about wheetabix . . I don't expect everybody to take it seriously and it is After Hours forum, but its a fascinating insight into how these kind of global strategies could very easily be implemented over time. People simply don't have the foresight to consider where these kind of strategies may lead and don't actually want to think about it.

“First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win.” Gandhi

While it may seem dramatic to quote Gandhi, its quite apt for this thread. Most people are ignorant or oblivious to Agenda 21. This is a globally agreed framework of how we are going to be able to live our lives in the 21st century! A lot of people have ridiculed and called it a conspiracy even though its a factual document being implemented around the world ( I even posted links showing that Ireland is actively implementing the strategies).

My issue isn't the idea of solving the world problems, but its the implementation of it without the knowledge of the people. That's not democracy, that's somebody else deciding what is best for us. Can people not actually understand it ? Do people not understand that once we allow somebody else to tell us how we should live (because we are actively complying, they don't have to make it mandatory) that over time there is literally nothing to stop them re-educating us to comply in many other aspects of life?

Irish water just tip of the iceberg....

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