by Dr. Meryl Nass, Global Research:
Expanded on My Remarks at the Feds 4 Freedom Symposium July 1
I expanded on my remarks at the Feds 4 Freedom symposium July 1, and added graphics. I brought the receipts.
What we’ve heard about so far today — and will continue to hear about — is not a collection of separate problems. It’s all one problem: the deep state of the world is trying to consolidate the entire world into a one-world government and has developed many different mechanisms of control to achieve that end. A major part of that initiative is to cause all our institutions to fail us.
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What you’ve heard about the fundamental problems in education, healthcare, agriculture, government regulation, the news media, censorship and propaganda is all part of that same agenda, in my view.
And the idea of “Earth System Governance“ has become an academic discipline, albeit hidden from most people.
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This agenda came out to the world around 1970 when the Club of Rome published its report, titled Limits to Growth.
The first goal was to create the narrative that climate change, environmental degradation and resource depletion posed an existential threat to humanity, in order to frighten the public into funding and complying with a new set of priorities.
The second goal was to use international organizations like the UN and WHO to slowly siphon power from individual countries under the guise of environmental protection. The UN has over 30 agencies prepared to step in and impose regulations and taxation on international industries such as shipping, which is actually being done now. The UN even wants to create its own system of law.
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Other new multilateral organizations have also been formed to provide “governance” for the rest of us:
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At the same time, non-governmental authorities were established in the US to siphon power away from state, county and local governments. One mechanism for doing this was through ‘planning.’ States passed laws requiring municipalities to create detailed, long-range plans for their towns. Because most towns did not have the expertise or personnel to do so, they frequently adopted boilerplate plans provided by state agencies or consultants that just happened to be congruent with policies desired by the deep state.


