Published by John Kaminski: Friday, 24 January 2020 12:10
The ominous implications
of Sustainable Development
When you hear the phrase “sustainable development”, you should
realize what it actually means. It means the end of what remains of your
individual freedom. Freedom is an item most people won’t even miss,
until the day that inevitably arrives when they will miss it more than
anything else.
Through an increasingly restrictive series of worldwide conferences
which aren’t really generated by governments, but are spread like a
toxic stain across the public mind by politician-dominated collaborative
government committees, already the noose of totalitarianism is
tightening around the necks of every human on Earth.
Technocracy: The Hard Road to World Order by Patrick M. Wood (2018:
Coherent Publishing, Mesa, Arizona) describes the symptoms of society’s
imposed collapse all in the name of Sustainable Development, which
glibly promises prosperity and security for all, but actually intends to
deliver the irreversible end of individual human freedom.
How does it do that? With a system designed to control everyone, from which no one will ever escape.
