When I first started giving speeches about UN Agenda 21 in 2008 the press was smearing us the old-fashioned way: with articles and omissions of information. Now, of course, independent media has exploded and we're subject to all kinds of censorship. Alex Jones, the big canary in the deep climate-change causing coal mine, was ejected from the so-called private platform of YouTube along with others whose free speech was just a little too free for the controllers. As I detailed in a previous post, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, has given far more to the Democrats than the Russians have invested in supposedly influencing the elections, cough, cough.
So now when you try to watch a video of me giving a speech or being interviewed you may not be able to find it. The algorithms are burying my work and mixing it in with actual UN videos on the joys of UN Agenda 21 and the Sustainable Development Goals. Sounds like a band name. UNA21 and the SDGs. When you do find me on YouTube you'll see a disclaimer below the video earnestly telling you that UN Agenda 21 is a non-binding voluntary blah blah blah. Nothing to see here, folks, move along.
I thought I'd make it a bit easier for you and post a couple of recent interviews I did with Jason Liosatos from the UK. One of the ways that we can break the stranglehold is to share information with each other. Host a video viewing party after work or on the weekend and share. Don't isolate yourself---the online community can't share a beer or take a walk with you to put flyers on doorsteps. Make it real.
Take a look at my YouTube channel for interviews and speeches.
So now when you try to watch a video of me giving a speech or being interviewed you may not be able to find it. The algorithms are burying my work and mixing it in with actual UN videos on the joys of UN Agenda 21 and the Sustainable Development Goals. Sounds like a band name. UNA21 and the SDGs. When you do find me on YouTube you'll see a disclaimer below the video earnestly telling you that UN Agenda 21 is a non-binding voluntary blah blah blah. Nothing to see here, folks, move along.
I thought I'd make it a bit easier for you and post a couple of recent interviews I did with Jason Liosatos from the UK. One of the ways that we can break the stranglehold is to share information with each other. Host a video viewing party after work or on the weekend and share. Don't isolate yourself---the online community can't share a beer or take a walk with you to put flyers on doorsteps. Make it real.
Take a look at my YouTube channel for interviews and speeches.
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