Agenda 21 - Queensland

AGENDA 21/2030

In 1992, Paul Keating signed Agenda 21 on behalf of Australia. 178
Nations around the world signed Agenda 21. What is Agenda 21 you
may ask? In short, it’s about global land use, global education, and
global population control and reduction.
Maurice Strong, Secretary General of the UN’s Earth Summit 1992 said,
“Current lifestyles and consumption patterns of the affluent middle class
- involving high meat intake, use of fossil fuels, appliances, home and
work air conditioning, and suburban housing are not sustainable.”
Imagine if the government was purposefully rationing the use of

electricity, water, petrol and natural gas, and that the enactment of
these policies came from your local government's committee or
department of sustainability?
These local government (council) sustainability boards will decide how

much energy, water, and other natural resources your home is allowed
to use, limiting your ability to wash your dishes, take a shower or bath,
flush the toilet, and drink a glass of water - regardless of the size of your
household or how many children you have.
Effective execution of Agenda 21 will require a profound reorientation of

all human society, unlike anything the world has ever experienced - a
major shift in the priorities of both governments and individuals and an
unprecedented redeployment of human and financial resources. This
shift will demand that a concern for the environmental consequences of
every human action be integrated into individual and collective decision-
making at every level.
Agenda 21 leaves no stone unturned and no person outside of its reach.

In order to accomplish its goals of sustainable development and to make
you into a so-called "steward of the environment," Agenda 21 seeks to
control you and your life. Once implemented, Agenda 21 will affect
you the following ways:
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• Eliminating your right to private ownership (property rights)
• Forbidding you from entering woodland and wetland areas
• Punishing you with higher prices at the store
• Restricting your civil liberties
• Restricting the number of children you can have
• Restricting the amount of trash or waste you can dispose of
• Restricting the amount of water you can use
• Telling you how much to harvest on your farm or land
• Forcing you to participate in community projects
Another arm of Agenda 21, is to privatise water. A farmer can only

capture 10 % of the water in his dam, the rest must flow to the rivers and
creeks, or be taxed. South Australia are just starting to feel the effects of
Agenda 21, with the state government trialling low flow by-passes on
dams, at an estimated cost of up to $30,000, this is to stop water running
into dams. A water licence must be bought for irrigation from your own
dam and also a right to take water levy, whether you use it or not, has
been introduced by the government, and supported by the opposition.
Let me draw Australian's attention to Section 100 of the Australian

Constitution. It reads..."The Commonwealth shall not, by any law or
regulation of trade or commerce, abridge the right of a State or of
the residents therein to the reasonable use of the waters of rivers
for conservation or irrigation."
This has not been challenged in the high court but we believe that
Australians, under section 100 of the Constitution have the right to
water. John Howard and his Liberal government, separated land
and water in 2004 to make it a saleable commodity. This was not
done for any reason other than for profit and the grubby business of
multinationals and big business to make money.
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Agenda 21 also calls for the fencing of rivers and creeks, at the expense
of the landowner, to stop livestock from accessing the water, supposedly
for environmental purposes. Water is our life’s blood, without it we will
die.
No government or individual has the right to own or control another

person’s use of water. In a drought stricken country such as Australia,
we should be assisting farmers to put more dams on their properties, not
shut them down with fines, taxes and meters, or limiting the size of a
dam if it does not impact on other properties and their water supplies.
It’s the man on the land that is being targeted today, tomorrow it will be
the cities that will be taxed for the rain water they capture in their tanks.
Other states will experience Agenda 21, it is only a matter of time.

Always be wary when you hear the words sustainable development. This
is what the Labor Government signed it, and the Liberals and Nationals
supported it.
In September 2015, the United Nations held a ‘Sustainable

Development Summit; where they officially released ‘Agenda 2030,’
following Agenda 21.
These Agendas are designed to control people’s rights, water,

population, health, education, sovereignty, ownership of land and how
we choose to live our lives.
One Nation will further research, inform Australians and repeal these
Agendas if not in Australian’s best interest. Some states in America are
repealing Agenda 21 due to the desolation it has caused.

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Imagine if the government was purposefully rationing the use of

These local government (council) sustainability boards will decide how

Effective execution of Agenda 21 will require a profound reorientation of

Agenda 21 leaves no stone unturned and no person outside of its reach.

Another arm of Agenda 21, is to privatise water. A farmer can only

Let me draw Australian's attention to Section 100 of the Australian

No government or individual has the right to own or control another

Other states will experience Agenda 21, it is only a matter of time.

In September 2015, the United Nations held a ‘Sustainable

These Agendas are designed to control people’s rights, water,

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