The UN Takeover of New Jersey

MEETING IN  MAY

Date: May 28, 2014

Time: 7:00 - 8:30

Place: Gloucester County Library, Mullica Hill Branch, 389 Wolfert Station Road; Mullica Hill, NJ 08062

Guest Speaker: Gerry Grabinski, speaking about Sustainable NJ Development

The UN Takeover of New Jersey

Over the last 41 years there has been a confluence of programs and organizations that are promoting the idea of "sustainable development." Do you REALLY know what sustainable development means, where it came from, who came up with the concept, what it currently is doing, where it is going, and more importantly, how it could affect the folks in your area?

Sustainable development is a world-wide movement that was created by the UN when it developed a centralized-planning program called Agenda 21, which is designed to take global control of the environment, i.e., land, air, water, energy and people.

Agenda 21 is being implemented in the USA by surrogate organizations, primarily, ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability who has taken the lead in promoting sustainable development at the state-wide and municipality levels (Local Agenda 21) as well as by environmental Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).

Unfortunately, NJ is the only state that has seriously embraced "sustainable development" with the creation in 2009 of a 501(c)3 organization called "Sustainable Jersey" (SJ), which is promoting the resources of ICLEI and Agenda 21. The nice sounding SJ phrases of "clean water," "clean air," toxic-free soil," "abundant and clean energy," and "happy people" along with "potential" grant money has caused many local officials to say "yes" to Sustainable Jersey. Unfortunately, many NJ Mayors and Town Councils who signed up with SJ have not "done their homework" to the detriment of their resident's children and grandchildren.

In my factual and sourced slide presentation I will show you, specifically, how the UN, ICLEI and SJ are inextricably linked to Agenda 21. Then, the decision on how you go about getting your Township from joining SJ will be discussed.

Gerry Grabinski