They agree to solve the problem. Greedy nations must reduce consumption, block population growth, and make whatever sacrifices needed for common good and planetary healing. Genuine concern for the environment is needful, for ecological abuses do destroy farm land, sea life, forests, and other resources-especially outside the Western word. But since most environmental problems are local or regional, they fail to serve the political purposes of global leaders who want nothing less than global governance. Rousing whole nations to action, and inspiring a unified call for planetary management requires global disasters like ozone holes3 and rising ocean levels, not merely dying lakes and rivers.
Globalist leaders know that well.
The real enemy, then, is humanity itself. Just as tribes, not individuals, owned the land and shared common values, so government must control land, populations, and beliefs in the next decade. That, of course, entails getting loads of media coverage. In other words, facts must yield to ideology. Excluded from public debate are uncompromising scientists like Dr. Frederick Seitz, past President of the National Academy of Sciences and recipient of the National Medal of Science, who refuses to conform to the government agenda.