ONE WORLD ONE VISION 2050

"We cannot leap into world government in one quick step … [T]he
precondition for eventual globalization - genuine globalization - is
progressive regionalization. Because thereby we move toward larger,
more stable, more cooperative units." Zbigniew Brzezinski , former US
National Security Adviser (1977-1981) 1995

At the top of this column is the pyramid for Blue Zones. I received this link from someone in Iowa. Blue Zones are areas where cities are competing to see who can have the 'healthiest' population. Take a good look--especially at the bottom row. How do you get healthy? You go to a faith based group (specifically one that preaches Sustainable Development) and change your group of friends if they don't agree with SD. Up on the blue level at the right you're advised to drink two glasses of wine a night. In the green level you're told to meditate and think pleasant thoughts. What's that on top? Exercise! The most important!

Don't even think about hassling your city council about their ICLEI membership! Too much stress!
Click on the pyramid to go to the site.

Right below that pyramid you'll see the US Mega Regions. Notice that two of them include part of Canada (Cascadia) and Mexico (So. Cal). You'll find that map and a lot more at America2050.org

Up above in this column, you have the image of the high speed rail system of the future from www.America2050.org The areas that aren't served are considered 'unperforming' and they'll be the Wildlands.

And then below that is a photo of smart growth.

And just above here is the map of UNDERPERFORMING REGIONS. Is that another word for future wildlands?

Do you think that MEGA-REGIONS are just a fantasy? They're not. Take a look at this report (pdf) written for the Federal Highways Administration (US Dept of Transportation) CLICK

Below is the symbol for a New Zealand Regional Plan. Funny, it's just like the plan for your town. Smart Growth. Strengthening community. Community Partnerships. 'One Waikato, Many Communities'...sound familiar?

Here's the Hanoi Center 2030 Regional Plan

Hmm, if you look at it, it's just like ONE BAY AREA in the San Francisco Bay Area

Hey, take a look at this! American Planning Association's Communications Boot Camp for Planners. Empowering and transforming planners (into propaganda machines). Yes, this 12 week Boot Camp (November 2011-Jan 2012) showed planners how to change their rhetoric so that they could (try to) fool citizens who are waking up to UN Agenda 21/Sustainable Development. Too late! We're awake!

And they say they don't know what we're talking about...tin foil hats? Right. This is the cover of the UN / ICLEI publication that is on the shelf at your planning department right now. It was studied by the planners in your city or county and is being used to make policy right now.

Yes, that is ICLEI on the cover. Published by the UN in 1993. Introduction by Maurice Strong, Secretary General of the UN World Commission on Environment and Development (Agenda 21).

Power of 32 is regional visioning - Daily American
Mon, Mar 28th, 2011 10:23am
Somerset— People who attended the Power of 32 “Community Conversations” identified six key issues that affect daily living in this region. The issues are: economy, education, environment, governance, people/community/quality of life, and transportation/infrastructure. The Power of 32 is an initiative to create a shared vision for 32 counties. The Power of 32 represents more than 4.2 million individuals in Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Yep. 32 counties. Four states. ONE VISION. What do they care about? The economy, environment, social equity blah blah blah. That's a surprise. Exactly the same as Agenda 21. Let's make a regional 'governance' group and create an unelected board to oversee your life.

Here's another one. This one's in Virginia. Hampton Roads Smart Region.

WHAT IS IT CALLED IN YOUR TOWN? VISION 2035,

OR YOUR TOWN 2040 OR ?

This one's in Montana

You'll find that same plan in Santa Clarita Valley, CA and in Las Cruces, New Mexico

This one's in Tennessee

I'm having a vision...

HERE'S MY VISION:

WE'RE DEFINITELY MAKING OUR VOICES HEARD. HERE'S AN ARTICLE TRASHING US:
http://www.hcn.org/issues/44.2/fearful-of-Agenda-21-an-alleged-united-nations-plot-activists-derail-land-use-planning and a helpful list from the article...that we've added to...

Buzzwords that activists look for to spot Agenda 21 in action

Environment
New Economy
New Green Deal
Equity
Consensus
Affordable housing
Friends of ...
Action
Protect
Preserve
Quality of life
Benefit of all
Sanctuary
Social justice
Watershed
Facilitator
Traffic Calming
Triple Bottom Line
Best Management Practices
Outcome Based Education
Endangered species
Invasive Species
Restoration
Public/Private Partnerships
Common good
Regional
Collaborative
Inter-disciplinary
Stakeholder
International Baccalaureate
School to Work
Historic Preservation
Vision
Sustainable Medicine
Livable Communities
Redevelopment
Urban Revitalization
Sustainable Communities Strategies
HUD Regional Planning Grants
Partnership for Sustainable Communities (HUD, EPA, DOT)
Strong Neighborhoods
Neighborhood Revitalization
Asset Based Community Development
Common Core
Direct Instruction
Life-Long Learning
Reinventing Government
Communitarian
Resilient city
Efficiency credits
Human Capital
Rethinking
New Frugality
School vouchers
Transition
Transform
Business as Usual
Transit Oriented Development
Community Oriented Policing
Complete Streets
Planned Future
Priority Development Areas
Priority Conservation Areas
Code Enforcement Ambassador
Environmental justice
Racial segregation
Deficit model
structural racism
opportunity mapping
health disparities
collective impact
community capacity
social determinants of health
Asset Based Community Development
Mandatory Volunteering
Sustainable Communities Initiative
Transformation
Mega-Regions
Non-competition
Efficiency
Resilient
Challenges
High speed rail
Blueways
Greenways