microsoft lives in sattar cruz has been involved for many years with trying to understand why it was that the people in local government oh we're blocking the development of a piece of property he had he would didn't want to build on it he didn't want to make any money on it he wanted to take a large plot of land intruded into up into a very much of a guard he was blocked to do return and this time went by reading and studying he finally came to realize of course that there is a master plan behind what's going on and it really gets around to taking away people's rights to private property and so he became involved he decided to do something and he is committing himself literally full time now to educating people about sustainable development about agenda twenty one and about this movement which sties in together there is a problem and the solution to every problem is a new series of government laws morning when you live only a half a mile from here thank god it was a night that we got next to our thanks to the clock america has been swamp costly policy program that is increasingly being supported by our courts this program is centered squarely upon the elimination of private property and free enterprise it is swarming the country under the warm and fuzzy term sustainable development sustainable development is the popularized expression for agenda twenty one agenda twenty one is the one nine hundred ninety two  rio united nations rio de janeiro declaration on the environment and development agenda twenty one is the quote comprehensive plan of action to be taken globally nationally and locally by organizations of the united nations governments and major groups in every area in which humans impact on the environment that means everything my goal in the next minutes is to describe the origin the general nature and the implementation of agenda twenty one sustainable development and illustrate how this comprehensive plan is transforming the american systems of government justice and economics first let me explain how i became familiar with local agenda twenty one santa cruz county is one of three communities in the country that called their sustainable development program agenda twenty one back in the ninety's when i was on the federal resource conservation district here in santa cruz county i got lured into the local agenda twenty one program in the mid ninet as a result this document was produced and this is the document that is a guide all public policy decisions in this county it is called santa cruz county local agenda twenty one a sustainable community action plan our agenda for the twenty first century you can see that on its cover is the emblem from the united nations this document and the forces behind it explain a couple of very basic things here in santa cruz i'm going to use santa cruz as an example because santa cruz is the national leader for sustainable development policy that doesn't mean if you don't live here you're not affected by it because now every county in america has an agenda twenty one program this program explains why it is that our foresters immediately the santa cruz mountains half the mountain now cannot cut a tree landover is sitting in the middle of forest having bought forest property that is too thick to be healthy plants don't grow on the ground because the sunlight won't get there the trees are just too thick after the initial cuttings a century ago and now half the people have been zoned out of timber production the reason for that that the planners and dissipate of fire and they want nothing to be in its way farmlands sitting on a rich aquifer that spills from across the state and from our mountains where we get heavy amounts of rainfall filled with fresh water right up to the coastline have been imposed a water tax on the water they draw from their own wells on the theory that well they're using up all the water will be nothing left farmers do not have watched time before only those who are on the government's public private partnership lists remain in ownership of their fighting not on the right thesis but they're fighting in the courts and losing the summer the appellate courts in san jose affirmed a local decision that said that their water can be taxed notwithstanding the fact that only two days before the fact that decision was entered the california supreme court took a similar case in san bernardino county and found it unconstitutional the word now is in the sense a courts are going to de published act decision so it cannot be appealed and will stand the farmers of haro valley are in deep trouble years i've attempted to build housing on seventy five acres own for thirty homes can't the water but very swenson will build stack of impact of units in santa cruz can move all the way down to watsonville one of the railroad track we're now talking about fifteen and sixteen story buildings in an area some of these buildings that have been built friends and watching bill down by the rail line the residents are prohibited from owning a car line here along the coastline a few dollars to widen the road it was going to take them seventeen years to get three lanes along highway one in santa cruz county the voters of santa cruz county had some sense that something was wrong and only forty two percent voted for this bond which needed sixty seven percent to pass so something is happening in santa cruz because the same bond was on the ballot in nine other central california counties two billion dollars that bond passed and alameda county similar bonds cast and every other berry account sustainable development transportation models are coming to northern california but fortunately they were blocked here in santa cruz center for sustainable communities at the university of washington he's also a chief planner for the city of seattle and in one thousand ninety eight in the united nations meeting in london he said the following  participating in a united nations planning process would very likely bring out many who would actively work to defeat any local official undertaking local agenda twenty one so we call our processes something else such vision in common such as common ground on the right twenty twenty twenty twenty san fernando valley twenty twenty you name it there's probably twenty twenty counties in california that use the term twenty twenty to describe  twenty one program or community plan or used in lieu of agenda twenty one in every county the programs are said to be locally gribben but comparisons show remarkable similarities evidencing a top agents coming out of every college across the country the sustainable goal on a global basis is the elimination of the middle class and when you think about that statement and carry it around with you and watch what's going on across the country in your community in our state you'll see a myriad of examples of how that is playing out as the middle class becomes more and more press in this country is the american middle class that is the primary target of sustainable developers around the world at their kickoff conference in rio de janeiro in one thousand nine hundred two the secretary general of the united nations for the sustainable development program is a man named maurice strong restrung is a canadian oil billionaire today he lives in red china got caught up in the oil for food scandal and had to escape the west in the one place you can find that when prosecuted was red china where he lives today but in hundred two when addressing the attendees at the conference in rio he said the following quote current lifestyles and consumption patterns of the fluent middle class and includes everybody in this room  involved meat intake use of fossil fuels which used to get here today appliances particularly refrigeration home and work air conditioning and get this inundate not only santa cruz but the entire bay area go over to secede and five beating and watch how they're being built and livable just jammed together sky high in a way where the roads cannot handle a car for every person there are simply too many people located in a small area driving the force even harder to get us all out of our cars so what is not sustainable and that ninety two convention of twelve hundred page book came out called the biodiversity assessment report and in it what it's called not sustainable includes the following private property the property is not sustainable golf courses and ski christianity so commercial agriculture has been deemed not sustainable and so has the family and after all it takes a village to raise a child sustainable developers have an emblem so they can communicate one to the other it's called the three e's three interconnected circles that represent the underlying theory behind the movement the first of those fees it's called equity equity means using the law to reengineer humanity it's about creating social and environmental justice to replace the concepts of equal justice that includes the precautionary principle rather proprietary principle which is the official teachings of the los angeles city school district say the following you can take no action unless you can prove that will cause no harm now three years ago the federal department of interior was here in santa cruz meeting with the fire chiefs in the care of the planning department insurance representatives they had a great big you know happy consensus meeting where they were here to oppose what then would have been the first county why habitat conservation plan the history of the country this plan was busted up didn't happen all explain that a minute but throughout the state now beginning in riverside and having spread all over our had our habitat conservation plans to incorporate to be necessary for protection one of those was a long term salamander and a long term salamander the rules under this habitat conservation plan and applying to the because you're in principle or that if you own land they had the potential of housing along told salamander an owner would be prohibited from walking on that land during the species mating season as the wintertime and i busted a little meeting that they were having down the apt on fire station on that specific plan and simply asked the woman from the federal department of interior how it was then that a person could manage their land in our case we were managing the weeds in the repairing area with the species lives sell the beach and the only way you could manage the weeds is to go after him in the winter time when she got past be completely prohibited by these regulations the lady had the decency to break into tears now in santa cruz the habitat conservation plan will say it was completely busted up and it did not happen here at that time and yet working with local public private partners that means business whenever i say that i'm talking about certain businesses you can think of with a mansion or a movie schindler's list there are  this county all over the state and all over this country and i don't mean people necessarily with a good spirit of schindler in the movie schindler's list i'm talking about people who are working to the same philosophical basis that is they partner for their advantage in this ugly combination of business and government the second of the three e's is a con of what could be wrong with that we've got a worldwide movement focused on the economy but you've got to remember that every word nearly did a sustainable developer uses has a new definition and the other international trade policies the economic dynamic behind sustainable development is happening and happening at an increasing rate the other part of the continent has to do with the replacement of free enterprise with public private partnership if you're not on the government's list you don't do business the same system the miscellany invented and that hitler composed he said well clear can start going to accept those concepts but we have because the thirty floats in from the top it's called the environment and everybody for the environment by the environment input sustainable developers mean nature before endless united states support for sustainable development agenda twenty one it's quite thorough in one thousand nine hundred two george bush the first signed an agreement rio de janeiro one went on the prince charles's yacht parked right off shore for the administrative implementation of agenda twenty one i mean he needed no congressional approval it's just an administrative implementation so he brought it home anybody and every federal cabinet agency a year later the new president clinton by executive order again avoiding congress created the quote president's council for sustainable development now it was made up of every federal cabinet officer every major environmental group in america and a couple of business representatives two of those business representatives with the head of california's pacific gas and electric and the head of enron of sustainable development shortly just to give an overview of where the united nations fits into this philosophically at least at the habitat one conference report in one nine hundred seventy six the un made its position very clear they said that quote private land ownership is also a principle instrument of accumulation and concentration of wealth and therefore contributes to social injustice public control of land use is therefore indispensable if you live in santa cruz county you see exactly how it is in america that mandy's is being taken out of the control of the citizenry and put into the centralized bastion on this horrible concept of sustainable development sustainable development generally breaks into three categories the first category is land use and that's where my focus today is going to be but the other two categories you should be aware of the second is education sustainable development and no child left behind are part and parcel of the same thing if your children are in government school and in many private schools they are being indoctrinated to the end that if the land use controls do not take the baby boomers by storm and they have to fight this continuing into the next generation the next generation will be psychologically and educationally prepared to accept the sustainable development will beijing and the third part it's called population control there's much less written on it but those who lead the movement people like david foreman are dr michael sly formally of the university of california santa cruz population control means fewer than five hundred million people on the planet that's reduction of human population by ninety three percent the land use program itself is broken into two major components the first component is called the wildlands project the wildlands project calls for the elimination of human presence on only fifty percent of the american  pe with heavily controlled activity on most of the rest of american land prepared by dr michael kaufman a resident of maine and a real activist in the freedom movement it was compiled from information that he and a handful of other guys obtained in geneva in one nine hundred ninety four just before the united states senate was ready to endorse the biodiversity treaty the cornerstone of sustainable development activity what this man tells us is the follow on the following sustainable development plan for america the red zones are the wild areas there is to be no human activity no it's traction of resources in these zones the yellow or orange areas are the buffer zones these are controlled and heavily regulated under public private partnership rules i mean if you're not on the inside you know you'll not being gauged in business and you won't be living there either the black dots or the smart growth songs come back to that in a minute you say well that's a crazy notion this is america we go camping in those red zones we drive through them executive and the call from the world bank is that all human beings have no more than ten gallons of water per day per person americans use on average including the watering of our lawns one hundred forty gallons per day so imagine cutting your water consumption by name the three percent in order to meet this dynamic now you begin to understand why senators boxer and feinstein have shown favor toward the closing of the hedge hetchy reservoir up and yosemite which waters all  san francisco after all we don't need the water because we're not going to be allowed to use it think of how the forest fuel levels in the catastrophic fires have taken off over the last few years all across america they're happening now in southern california i remember when i was on the resource conservation district we had federal people come into our office and tell us it's not just a let it burn policy they say they would say that we need to in life in the american  wilderness we need to make it burn policy we need to make it burn policy you see you got to get the people out of these wild land areas when the santa cruz mountains burned you think the people are going to be allowed by the board of supervisors to rehab it inhabit the santa cruz mountains i don't see the goal is with respect to resource extraction is to create a crisis because crisis leads to shortage and consolidation and that's where the nature conservancy fits in now the largest blando owner in the entire world the nature conservancy is dead center into the implementation of sustainable development programs the habitat set asides the conservation easements that landowners are being suckered into the compliant partnering all have to do with losing a manager's land managers right to control the management of their land and at the root of all of this the route to the wild lands project is the endangered species act our worst fears are coming true as bugs plants and animals are deemed a more important than people it is time to repeal the endangered species act with out its repeal america will go down the track toward world government when i give a santa cruz example of how the wildlands project works we live on the beautiful monterey bay sanctuary what is the monterey bay sanctuary this is sunday morning i used to go to sunday morning when i was an altar boy in the same church where it is a place where god was on now it's a place where the pagans say our ocean is a sanctuary it's more interesting than that to go from santa cruz to monterey the two miles to the monterey bay to monterey sanction monterey bay it's twenty six miles across but the monterey bay federal sanctuary runs four hundred miles along the california coast but it not only runs along the coast  includes the land to the ridge top on the on the land side of the ocean from the entire of santa cruz county is part of the basin sure but what does that mean well there are twenty five hundred foresman agencies to enforce the creasing growing rules of the monterey bay sanctuary the goal will be to take people out of the mountains to stack people along the rail lines to get people out of their cars to keep people from having single family homes one of the objectives of sustainable development it is about creating willing sellers by battering them until they give up supposedly happily convey their lands to the federal government in santa cruz we have timber rules sanctuary rules habitat conservation plans which are coming in on the last in the san lorenzo valley we have the best management practices coming out from the resource conservation board of the national resource conservation service that development is to be decommissioned if it falls within the fish land and that means roads and houses are to be decommissioned i asked the the author of this one day what does that mean she couldn't answer for me she got embarrassed because she knew where i was coming from but the but the reality of decommissioned is it means closing roads and tearing down houses now this fish land goes from the fish stream halfway to the ridge top summer one little silly ordinance that's been passed in six california coastal completely the steps are in place to knock down the rest of the walls that keep it from having been implemented  the other element to the land use plan a sustainable development it's called smart growth welcome to the smart growth community santa cruz county in deposition by the zoning administrator was acknowledged to be being implemented by the planning department in accordance with smart growth principles smart growth is dense human settlements subject to increasing controls on how we live and increasing restrictions on our mobility a decade you won't recognize santa cruz because that railroad track is going to be around with people jobs will increasingly be assigned people in the community raise your child when it comes to smart growth you've got to realize that it's about a new mobility trails and rails it's about dense government control will stay along those rail lines it's about compliant government partners the sustainable developers who will be doing the business it is the end of free enterprise in a private action sustainable development is the and the freedom so ask yourself the question because innocent people fall prey to the lures and sustainable developers is sprawl meaning spreading out and choice meaning decide about yourself where you're going to live such a bad idea for yourself or for others it's development of water resources so bad is a dam in the santa cruz mountains it's a horrible thing to happen are more lanes on our freeways really distressing our populations doubled our freeway lanes and gone up nominally that's why we have such traffic you a picture of what sustainable development communities smart growth communities will look like one of the activists smart growth activists said when we're done it will be the animals on the outside looking in see the idea is to put people on small islands make them cogs in the leads designed for a new world order agenda twenty one is being implemented through a burgeoning system of state sponsored here in america state sponsored so it's a system that al gore called the reinvention of government now a state soviet is a system of councils that report to an apex council it implements a predetermined outcome that affects a region or a neighborhood it's usually arranged through a process called facilitated consensus means you go along you get out of the room members of the soviet council are chosen by virtue of their willingness to comply with the outcome and their one mindedness with the group state soviets or the operating mechanism of a government controlled economy whether it be socialism or public private partnerships santa cruz it got a little quiet for a few years in two thousand  through to the early part of this year with regards to its public sylvia creations today they're back in full force fred keeley heads up a transportation commission that is pure so be it we've got those meetings on tape there's a santa cruz city business conglomerate that is putting together the public private partnership so the council system for public involvement so long as you go along and others are in the works it's all about marketing and terms are important to marketeers so here's a list of expressions you can find some free copies of it on our table of words that have been redefined by sustainable developers it's code words they use amongst themselves and lure words they use for the rest of the public talk about the three e's consensus is simply  the the process by which they can be social scientists now have learned what they think are ways to take a room and cause a room to have no dissent and of course if there are dissenters there's a way they call them and marginalize them from the crowd now there are ways of breaking up this kind of consensus we have materials a vacuum has been a leader in this field for how you and three other people it was two of us who busted up the habitat conservation plan for this county not withstanding that there were fifty stakeholders involved in its implementation so it only takes a can full of people in any community to go in  the rail at least for a while they always come back i mean it is a rubber ball that keeps bouncing but you can derail it and thereby slow it down giving us some time from people in your community to begin to understand w sustainable development truly is social justice is one of their key ones social justice is communism equal justice is a different concept all together and that's the american concept we need to begin to focus ourselves on those differences common good as you know one of the old standbys from you know early in the last century common good is communism regional everything's moving regional regional water regional transportation regional air quality none of these people are elected regionalism in the words of charlotte is it be the leader in this movement is communism the man who started regionalism in california sadly it was ronald reagan we have had no relief from our leaders left or right they both have taken this down this spike toward sustainable development stakeholder i like to describe a stakeholder as someone with a spear coming right at the heart of private when someone tells you they're a stakeholder in your neighborhood many may can control the color of your house or other aspects of the management of your property reject point out to your neighbors and friends that a stakeholder is a communist operative we're dealing with what i call a planned evolution it's operated by change agents they're increasingly getting you know cocky as they begin to refer to themselves and change agents it's true many messes have been made of the american system the american system isn't what's off base it's what we've been doing and the more we do the worse we mess it up the more change agents come out of the woodwork calling for plans of action action means in their vocabulary agenda twenty one community teamwork and operation now so when you see an action program be very leery of the action change agents are seeking to transfer america from a system of self governance to a system of global collectivism our system of self government governments leads to liberty and that's based on the ideals of an alien  element means that can't be taken from you can be squashed you can be killed by an illegal means it's part of you an alien the rights include the right to your life your liberty and your property one simple expression that one really thought through means so much and offers us the chance for a rebound as we begin the twenty first century the global collectiv a firm stake hold on d c sacramento and santa cruz and everywhere else is a system that leads to tyranny by its own nature it's based on the idea of the united nations declaration of human rights which incorporates the three east social equity the new economy and environmental justice see agenda twenty one is a philosophy compton positivism august conference of philosopher and france two hundred years ago who really a stamp which the framework that was picked up by political activists fabian socialists sixty years later in england and their action programs alive today are what is driving this worldwide movement for sustainable development because they all fade in socialism that died after the second world war well then how would you explain the fact all over the place think global act local well that's what it sets communities to do it please mission is to build and serve a worldwide movement of local governments to achieve tangible improvements in global environmental and sustainable development conditions through cumulative local action const positivism call for paris to be the center of the world a world of local communities there's nothing new here there's just a lot that's not been spread around building a worldwide movement requires that it really functions as a democratic international association of local governments now this page is from a nine hundred ninety seven website and you can see there it is far back as ten years ago san francisco san jose santa monica and santa cruz county were already affiliated and associated with a click today italy has thousands of american communities under its guidance web they're based in toronto canada there are united nations non n g o s non governmental association and one u s office and i am to be in berkeley but equally as devious for americans is the operations of the united states department of agriculture i didn't pick on the department of agriculture out of the various  federal agencies for any particular reason because you can certainly find this information at the bottom of the state the department of housing department of justice let's just look at department of agriculture but on their web page they pronounce very prominent development that means the elimination of private property what farmer wants to engage in self at the department of agriculture when their goal is to collectivize our farms they have a policy statement on sustainable development and they have a u s d a council on sustainable development we haven't had a president in a long time look what's grown in our federal government under the leadership of democrat and republican presiden here in santa cruz county he said i was on the resource conservation district back when i was on that council in the one nine hundred ninety s we had a budget of ten thousand dollars and our purpose was to give land management information not regulation around to landowners in santa cruz county today the r c d funnels and functions between five and ten million dollars for the implementation of public private partnership rules lot of their money comes from packet foundation rest of it comes from the taxpayers it's an entirely different organization the us d n a is in every community in america doing the same thing we really come down to a question that we all have to ask and there are children teenagers especially have to become aware of and that is what philosophy of rights we live by here in the united states you know the world current times offers to political philosophies for consideration in the main scale of things the first is based on individual rights it's just expression is founded in the united states declaration of independence and the second through alternative one is the idea of community rights what are children being talked in schools and it's based upon the i p o ols of the united nations declaration of human rights let's contrast the purpose of government under the two documents under our own the declaration of independence the purpose of government is to protect the natural for an alien a bill of rights every person but under the un document the purpose is to control the individual for the greater good of the community there happen to be too many of will simply take care of that problem the language of the declaration of independence says that quote that all men are created equal and that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights and from that all good things have flown for two hundred years in america but the declaration of human rights and the child all say interesting lee you'll find that when you walk into a santa cruz county library you go to the front desk and they always prominently have the declaration of human rights displayed there's no u s declaration of independence there just the un declaration of human rights but what's key here is the section i'm about to describe for you isn't in their copy they know this shows the essence of the u political dynamic and so they simply deleted it but in section twenty nine section of article twenty nine section three of the un document it says quote rights and freedoms may be in no way exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the united nations the average fifty year old needs to understand the difference between an illegal rights and what it means to be contrary to the purposes and principles of a manmade organization that pretends that its leader is kofi an but who behind that black curtain sits other people and they are the people who determine what those purposes and principles are there the leaders of the public private partnership movement around the world people like the rothschilds and the rockefeller's the united nations is alive and well in this community it's got a united nations associates membership that is very active and when our congressman sam farkas back to california he's been recorded on tape saying this is my favorite group when talking to the nation's associates in fact sam far our congressman is the only congressman in the history of america to fly the un flag outside his congressional office you see in short under our system you're born with rights and government exists for but for one reason and that is to protect those rights you in the product of your labor belong to you but under the un system government grants restriction withdraws your rights according to its needs you the product of your labor belong to the community now the operation of america is coming closer and closer and closer to that latter dynamic it's becoming further and further away from our traditional heritage three years ago our current president the man the public thinks doesn't get along with the united nations said the following to the united nations quote the united states of america is committed to the u and we show that commitment by working to fulfill the united nations stated purposes and give meaning to its ideals well the good news there is that in two years president bush will be president anymore but the bad news is that there is no one can i do party running for president who doesn't share this idea want to talk a little bit to describe political globalists and state capitalism if you look at the webster's dictionary and look at capitalism or as you know for many years thought myself as a capitalist but you look in the dictionary and it tells you that capitalism was once a system of free business but increasingly it's become a system of government private partnership and we're certainly seeing that around the world as this new world order is an old line stalinist communism it's a combination of mussolini business and lenin stalin as social policy what we have today with the political globalists around the world in this country and their state capitalist partners is an assault on land the growth of government business partnership in the growing war on free enterprise and with agenda twenty one we see other issues emerging for instance the the war on human health care the surrender of individuality to sustain to sustainability and over the next decade as as our medical system becomes bankrupted we're going to see that come out in spades with betting a system of comprehensive planning gore's reinvention of government we're redefining christianity toward a global religion we're taking central control of education we're building global citizens and human drones are schools have become dangerous places of thought political globalist trade policy is happening all over nafta and kaftan monetary uncertainty  looming around the corner all this is being accelerated by our trade policy the regionalism and the nat in the surrender of our national sovereignty as evidenced by the loss of our borders and the failure of our treasury for solid money policy liberty presumes that the government's power be strictly limited in scope and that the law be applied equally to each citizen freedom means that we can each act on our own authority limited by our legal responsibility not to infringe on the equal rights of another and the moral and social responsibility to respect the dignity of others we raise our children with a conscience that's why family is so important and when a child has been nurtured with conscience they understand how to express and how to associate in a productive way and when we do that we know how to trade for mutual benefit and society improves all that is the essence of free enterprise genuine peace can only exist in societies where truly voluntary and not compliant action governed civic responsibilities and we achieve that by recognizing what individual liberty is and standing on the roots of private property in the operation of our society that leads to prosperity and to abun that's just a couple of pictures to to illustrate the political dynamic of contemporary times what i call the contemporary dialectic manufactured as it is is the follow on the right you got to collectivist world dynamic on the left you've got a collectivist real dynamic from the right comes public private partnership the economic engine of the new world order from the left you've got social justice the context of communist justice all overlaid with this green warm environmental dynamic to gather the left and the right it takes both to create the sustainable development dynamic we're talking about agenda twenty one to creates regionalism which is collectivism which delivers to us the united nations charter we've got government education coming from the left in the right we've got the fraud on the left with this environmental movement and the phony baloney stuff that americans are just digesting without question we've got a interventionist military policy coming from the right and increasingly being accepted by the left all they may be balking at iraq right now but they are real eager in the balkans to do specially the same thing the police state is emerging as a result of all of that you see it isn't a left right dynamic we need to be considering it's not the attack on liberals because the conservatives are doing their job in the same end it is viewing the political process in an up down dynamic that gives us some hope of delivery liberty on the top and sustainable development otherwise known as tyranny on the bottom our enemy isn't the liberal down the street or the conservative up the street our enemy is sustainable development and people of goodwill with a liberal or conservative need to come together to understand that to declare our independence we need to recognise that liberty depends on freedom which leads to abundance we need to be sure the parental control of education get started we need a defensive military policy and a transparent government individual liberty economic liberty free association free expression free enterprise and private property of the things we need to focus on want to thank you for being here today circulated tens of thousands of these around the country with communities where it is circulating you know we're seeing some strengthening of these ideals  series two and a half years on the radio liberty and freedom twenty one santa cruz is one case in his eight hour war on reason which is a good cross section eight hour cross section of the issues of talked about here today of spreading this kind of information to our friends neighbors and relatives because of we don't our children are going to be living in a one world order of sustainable development those who are selected thank you for being here today