ROSA KOIRE, 2013: UN Agenda 21 is a transition from a representative government to government or governance by an unelected boards and commissions

00:50.  Someone said to me just a couple of days ago that they said, "You know it seems to me that people in the United States are kind of obsessed with the concept of freedom," and what I thought to myself was, "But aren't we all?"  I mean isn't this the nature of the human being to be free? And even though, of course, it's like Dylan said, Bob Dylan, "Are birds free from the chains of the Skyway?"  No, of course, not.  We are subject to the Natural laws, but the laws of man should not be used to subjugate human beings.  We are free.  So what I'm going to be talking about is United Nation's Agenda 21 Sustainable Development, and I'm sure unlike people in the United States you may have heard about this Global agreement.  But in the United States, anyone who talks about it is considered to be and labeled a conspiracy theorist, an extremist, kind of a nut, and the Press will malign you.  In fact, up until very recently the Press denied, the United States press and the World Press, denied that Agenda 21 exists.  But it does.  It exists, and it is the blueprint.  It is the action plan to inventory and control all land, all water, all minerals, all plants, all animals, all means of production, all construction, all energy, all education, all information, and all human beings in the world, inventory and control.  The action plan.  It's the real deal.  It's a transition from a representative government to government or governance governance by an unelected boards and commissions