What do Lance Armstrong, Harvard students, Pratt & Whitney, and the stock market crash have in common?
Ding! Time's up.
ETHICS VIOLATIONS AND CHEATING. THE COMMUNITARIAN GREEN MASK OF UN AGENDA 21/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. ALL FOR THE COMMON GOOD.
Lance Armstrong, the famous 7 time winner of the Tour de France who was stripped of his titles and prize money after years of lying about doping, is finally going to tell the truth because he is barred from the sport unless he does. He lied for years with self-righteous indignation over accusations of infusing his blood with performance enhancing drugs. He swore to small children in classrooms that he would never cheat.
What does he say now? Everyone was doing it. If I didn't cheat I would have lost.
The end justifies the means. Communitarianism. It's all for the team. It's all for the sport. THE BIG LIE.
At Harvard University this past August, the largest cheating scandal in the school's history was revealed. Nearly half of the 250 undergraduates in an "Introduction to Congress" course cheated on their final exam. When you get past the hilarious implications of what they must have learned in the course, you run up against comments the students made to a Harvard professor regarding ethics. They said that yes, they understood that unethical behavior is wrong, but if everyone else is doing it then they won't be successful unless they do it too. Students said that they would do whatever it takes to achieve their goals AND THEN BE ETHICAL AFTER THAT.
The end justifies the means. Everyone's doing it. We'll be good later.
OK, let's look at 'later.'
Let's look at Pratt & Whitney Canada. On Friday, June 29, 2012 the Wall Street Journal reported that a division of Pratt & Whitney Canada, United Technologies Corporation, had illegally provided China with helicopters that have military use software. They pled guilty to illegally supplying China with military technology and agreed to pay more than $75 million in penalties. Why did they do it? Because China had promised them the chance to land a $2 billion contract--then double crossed them and didn't award Pratt & Whitney the contract after all. What was the official United Technologies CEO response to all of this? "We accept responsibility for these past violations and we deeply regret that they occurred." Notice the passive way he 'accepts responsibility?' He deeply regrets that the violations 'occurred.' As if they were a force of nature that just 'occurred.' Obviously a business decision was made that a $2 billion contract was worth treason. They should be tried for treason and jailed.
And let's look at one more example of the end justifying the means in the new immorality of Communitarianism.
Back in December 2011 a Georgia school district falsified test results. The children didn't cheat--the adults did. Why did the school administrators falsify test results? Because the end justifies the means. It was all for the common good.
Are we a nation of cheaters? Of liars? Is this why the American Planning Association can put out a 12 week long Communications Boot Camp for Planners that instructs planners to 'innoculate' elected officials against those of us speaking the truth about UN Agenda 21/Sustainable Development? The American Planning Association is manipulating government officials all over the United States in order to forward the agenda. It was a beneficiary of the 1993 President's Council on Sustainable Development through a grant to develop a book of laws and statutes that is now in every university and planning department in the nation. The APA has put out a Myths and Facts sheet about Agenda 21 that is a mess of lies, half-truths, and diversions. Why? Because the end justifies the means.
I could go on, of course. LIBOR, Goldman Sachs, pump and dump, carbon trading...
Just win, baby.
Green is big money
Even if you become aware of the Green Mask, if you're making money or gaining power you'll keep it going--if your philosophy is Communitarianism.
STEP UP. SPEAK OUT. FIND YOUR INTEGRITY AND STAY WITH IT.
BE THE RESISTANCE.
Ding! Time's up.
ETHICS VIOLATIONS AND CHEATING. THE COMMUNITARIAN GREEN MASK OF UN AGENDA 21/SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. ALL FOR THE COMMON GOOD.
Lance Armstrong, the famous 7 time winner of the Tour de France who was stripped of his titles and prize money after years of lying about doping, is finally going to tell the truth because he is barred from the sport unless he does. He lied for years with self-righteous indignation over accusations of infusing his blood with performance enhancing drugs. He swore to small children in classrooms that he would never cheat.
What does he say now? Everyone was doing it. If I didn't cheat I would have lost.
The end justifies the means. Communitarianism. It's all for the team. It's all for the sport. THE BIG LIE.
At Harvard University this past August, the largest cheating scandal in the school's history was revealed. Nearly half of the 250 undergraduates in an "Introduction to Congress" course cheated on their final exam. When you get past the hilarious implications of what they must have learned in the course, you run up against comments the students made to a Harvard professor regarding ethics. They said that yes, they understood that unethical behavior is wrong, but if everyone else is doing it then they won't be successful unless they do it too. Students said that they would do whatever it takes to achieve their goals AND THEN BE ETHICAL AFTER THAT.
The end justifies the means. Everyone's doing it. We'll be good later.
OK, let's look at 'later.'
Let's look at Pratt & Whitney Canada. On Friday, June 29, 2012 the Wall Street Journal reported that a division of Pratt & Whitney Canada, United Technologies Corporation, had illegally provided China with helicopters that have military use software. They pled guilty to illegally supplying China with military technology and agreed to pay more than $75 million in penalties. Why did they do it? Because China had promised them the chance to land a $2 billion contract--then double crossed them and didn't award Pratt & Whitney the contract after all. What was the official United Technologies CEO response to all of this? "We accept responsibility for these past violations and we deeply regret that they occurred." Notice the passive way he 'accepts responsibility?' He deeply regrets that the violations 'occurred.' As if they were a force of nature that just 'occurred.' Obviously a business decision was made that a $2 billion contract was worth treason. They should be tried for treason and jailed.
And let's look at one more example of the end justifying the means in the new immorality of Communitarianism.
Back in December 2011 a Georgia school district falsified test results. The children didn't cheat--the adults did. Why did the school administrators falsify test results? Because the end justifies the means. It was all for the common good.
Are we a nation of cheaters? Of liars? Is this why the American Planning Association can put out a 12 week long Communications Boot Camp for Planners that instructs planners to 'innoculate' elected officials against those of us speaking the truth about UN Agenda 21/Sustainable Development? The American Planning Association is manipulating government officials all over the United States in order to forward the agenda. It was a beneficiary of the 1993 President's Council on Sustainable Development through a grant to develop a book of laws and statutes that is now in every university and planning department in the nation. The APA has put out a Myths and Facts sheet about Agenda 21 that is a mess of lies, half-truths, and diversions. Why? Because the end justifies the means.
I could go on, of course. LIBOR, Goldman Sachs, pump and dump, carbon trading...
Just win, baby.
Green is big money
Even if you become aware of the Green Mask, if you're making money or gaining power you'll keep it going--if your philosophy is Communitarianism.
STEP UP. SPEAK OUT. FIND YOUR INTEGRITY AND STAY WITH IT.
BE THE RESISTANCE.
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