Globalism taking shape, freedom under attack
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Editor,
Henry Lamb, now deceased, was the diligent researcher, historian and documentarian of the Globalism phenomenon and role of the United Nations in its development and introduction.
Many decades ago the scheming and planning for Agenda 21 and Sustainability began. For over 20 years since the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, implementation has been underway, amazingly orchestrated and well-concealed, while in plain sight. Secrecy was achieved due to the inconceivable immensity of the concept; also the complexity and scope of this all-encompassing global project. Rejection of knowledge and insight has been facilitated through public smearing and labeling of informed observers and resistant believers, as being highly radical, “way out” deniers, virtually on the edge of sanity. People have been quickly dismissing them with giggles, shrugs, and ridicule.
Pieces of the massive jigsaw puzzle are finally beginning to formulate into the tremendously, all-inclusive very ugly picture of the future world designed and intended for the bulk of human populations. Seemingly unrelated problems and assorted crises simply do not happen totally by coincidence. Consistently adverse outcomes of events are becoming apparent to all but the most naïve, indifferent and uninformed. An overview of historical events is available representing volumes of documentation collected by Henry Lamb and other diligent researchers and historians. The Internet contains unlimited information for those concerned enough to seek it, simply by accessing key words, titles and prominent names. Believe it or not, our country, its Constitution, private property, free enterprise system and way of life are seriously threatened.
Time is short. Americans and their elected officials must wake up soon and take strong, determined action. We are in the process of losing the unique form of government and freedoms, which the rest of the world has admired. If lost all will be virtually irretrievable.
Clarice Ryan
Bigfork
