UN Sustainable Development = A resource grab on a global scale for the benefit of the very few at the expense of humanity.
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UN Sustainable Development = A resource grab on a global scale for the benefit of the very few at the expense of humanity.
World Conservation Bank > Rio Earth Summit 92 > Agenda 21 (Agenda 2030) > Global Environmental Facility > World Wildlife Fund > Debt for Nature Swaps
In this video just some examples from this single aspect of the UN Sustainable Development program; the "debt for nature swaps".
link: https://www.corbettreport.com/episode-322-what-is-sustainable-development/
link: http://www.eco-action.org/dod/no7/76-78.html
There are many [] cases of small peoples victimised by joint Governmental and WWF 'nature conservation' activities and policy. As with most other conservation programs, this is a front for corporate expansion and destruction. These peoples have very few friends on Earth. Friends of Peoples Close to Nature, a non-hierarchical network, exists to rectify this situation, both by direct action and by political lobbying. If the process of civilisation and globalisation is allowed to wipe out the last remaining non-western cultures, we will be left with a human monoculture. If biodiversity is important, then human diversity is too. We must make alliances with and give support to these last bastions of hope for the future of humanity.
Whilst we in the 'first' world are trying to get our land back, these people still have it. They live as they have always done. As they die, our dreams die with them. Without them, the future of humanity is sealed in its present course, all alternative futures will be gone and the aberration of ten thousand years ago in Mesopotamia (see agriculture article in this issue) will have parasitised the whole planet. We need people to get involved. Not to be told what to do, or to buy t-shirts, but to actively join in the resistance of wild peoples around the world by attacking the heart of the problem right here in the 'rich' world. There can be no social justice within a culture that commits genocide on its neighbours.
Some of these peoples now number only a few hundred, in a couple of years they will be gone for ever, and part of our own humanity will be gone with them - unless we act decisively now. For more information and to find out what you can do to help, send an SAE to FPCN England & International Office, 50 Hillside Crescent, Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley, Lancashire, PR6 7LT, ENGLAND, Tel/Fax: +44-(0), 1257-230218
