Idaho has been making some significant progress in advancing its status in this progressive world. …
The Washington Standard
Idaho has been making some significant progress in advancing its status in this progressive world. Many advancements, especially by the state government, have moved Idahoans forward to meet the challenges of the 21st century. We should be proud.
Several areas can be cited for this progress. Accepting federal dollars is a favorite of Governor Little, and he accepted over $4.9 million for improving and expanding internet infrastructure for Idahoans, “Internet for All”, towards advancing connectivity.
As the world disconnects itself from fossil fuels and moves towards electric vehicles (EV), it demands corridors of charging stations that assist EVs on the road. Former Governor Otter entered into an agreement with seven other states to build a Regional Electric Vehicle Plan for the West that will “enhance EV adoption”. The Idaho Transportation Department is also participating in this. Those being regional plans, current Governor Little has also put his hands in the mix by signing other regional agreements through the Western Governors Association.
It must be puzzling to hear tales that some global elitist group has the power and ability to take over every aspect of our lives. After all, we have the Constitution, laws, and elected representatives that will protect us from any evil mongering plots by a bunch of bootlickers from foreign countries. No wonder so many consider them conspiracy theories. Even those who are on top of this story sometimes question their own sanity. But once the methodology is understood, it is easy to see how we are not protected from it. Our government, both at the federal and state levels, cannot protect us from this because they are part of it. Here is a brief history of how this happened.
First there is the 1992 Agenda 21. To disguise its real motive, it is named Sustainable Development (SD), an action plan for the 21st century for execution at local, national, and global levels. W.J. Clinton obliged by creating the President’s Council on Sustainable Development (PCSD) in 1993, which effectively integrated SD principles (aka Agenda 21) into the federal government and integrated corporate, non-governmental organizations (NGO), and Tribal leaders at the table, giving them a powerful if not exclusive voice in legislative decisions.
Since that time, Agenda 21 principles, rather SD, has been embedded within the federal government, which has filtered down into states through federal law. In 2015, the United Nations (UN) introduced Agenda 2030, which basically summarized Agenda 21 into 17 simple “Sustainable Development Goals“. It was calculated that these goals would be achieved by 2030, fifteen years after their introduction. This is the reason we keep hearing “by 2030“, and we are half way there.
Four years later in 2019, the United Nations and World Economic Forum (WEF) signed a Strategic Partnership Framework “to accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development ” and identified “six areas of focus – financing the 2030 Agenda, climate change, health, digital cooperation, gender equality and empowerment of women, education and skills…”. How many of these issues currently plague us?
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