At the end of the bi-annual legislative session the Montana
State Assembly processed the most aggressive anti-Agenda 21 legislation
ever considered. As of today several other states have outlawed Agenda 21.
In Montana, consideration was given to terms that would have been extraordinarily
effective at stopping Agenda 21’s progress. The vote was 41 to 59.
The essence of this legislation was that in addition to
addressing Agenda 21, the bill outlawed ICLEI. In a move not undertaken anywhere
before, this bill outlawed Regionalism, Councils of Governments and
Non-Governmental Organizations. What most citizens do not understand is
that Councils of Governments (COGs) capture federal funds for distribution
to local governments. Your town will only receive funds if it is a member of
the COG and the town does what it is told to do by the COG. COGs exist to promote
Agenda 21. The prime example is the $300 billion program called One Bay Area
that is mandated by ABAG (a COG in the San Francisco Bay Area) to adopt Smart
Growth and Wildlands Network principles.
Regionalism is the resulting governance of an unelected
COG board. Regionalism is designed to replace local government (cities and
counties). Are you ready for a soviet government? At Freedom Advocates we
described a soviet in 2005.
The Definition of a Soviet:
• A soviet is a system of councils that report to an
apex council and implement a predetermined outcome, often by consensus,
affecting a region or neighborhood.
• Members of a soviet council are chosen by virtue
of their willingness to comply with that outcome and their one-mindedness
with the group.
• Soviets are the operating mechanism of a
government-controlled economy, whether it be socialism or
government-corporate (“public-private”) partnerships.
The bill also sought to outlaw Non-Governmental Organizations
or NGOs. Most people are unaware that NGOs are accredited by the United
Nations for the purpose of implementing Agenda 21 at home.
Though Montanans lost this time around, leader and citizen
Dan Happel promises the bill will be back in a year and a half when the legislature
reconvenes. The population of Montana is well versed on Agenda 21 realities.
Expect more action from the Treasure State!
Here is a copy of the legislation: HB 583
64th Legislature HB0583.02
HOUSE BILL NO. 583
INTRODUCED BY R. PINOCCI, S. BERGLEE, B. BROWN, C.
FISCUS, C. GLIMM, D. LAMM, T. MANZELLA, M. MONFORTON, D. MORTENSEN, K. REGIER,
B. TSCHIDA, K. WHITE
A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED: "AN ACT PROHIBITING THE
STATE AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS FROM ADOPTING AGENDA 21 POLICIES INFRINGING ON
OR RESTRICTING PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS WITHOUT DUE PROCESS; PROHIBITING THE
STATE AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS FROM EXPENDING OR RECEIVING FUNDS TO IMPLEMENT
AGENDA 21 POLICIES; PROHIBITING PARTICIPATION IN THE
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES;
PROHIBITING COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENTS IN MONTANA; PROHIBITING PARTICIPATION IN SUSTAINABLE
AMERICA INITIATIVES; PROHIBITING PARTICIPATION IN CERTAIN OTHER REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS;
PROHIBITING THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY FOR MONITORING AND CONTROLLING HUMAN
ACTIVITY; PROHIBITING THE
INDOCTRINATION OF CHILDREN FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP; AND
PROVIDING AN IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVE DATE."
WHEREAS, Agenda 21 is a voluntary pact arranged by the
United Nations in which 178 national heads of state agreed to voluntarily
implement a 40-chapter document known as Agenda 21 that calls for the abolition
of private property throughout the world, education for global citizenship, and
the use of technology for the
management and control of all human activity; and
WHEREAS, councils of governments are federally promoted
and authorized transformations of local governments, and councils of governments
are not welcome in Montana.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MONTANA:
NEW SECTION. Section 1. Short title. [Sections 1
through 3] may be cited as the "Restore the Foundation of Montana's
Heritage of Individual Liberty, Privacy, and Property Rights Act".
NEW SECTION. Section 2. Prohibition on support. (1)
The state of Montana or a political subdivision of this state may not:
(a) adopt or implement policy, without due process,
defined in agenda 21 that deliberately or inadvertently infringes on or
restricts private property rights;
(b) authorize the expenditure of any public funds to
support any program or other activity carried out by public agencies or public
agencies in consultation with nongovernmental organizations that are
collaborating with or without the cooperation of nongovernmental organizations;
(c) accept any funds to support any program or other
activity carried out under the authority of or in cooperation with agenda 21 or
for activities undertaken by nongovernmental organizations;
(d) participate, including having a membership, in the
international council for local environmental initiatives;
(e) participate, including having a membership, in
councils of governments;
(f) participate in or promote sustainable America goals
or other initiatives promoted under the president's council on sustainable
development;
(g) use technology for the monitoring or controlling of
human activity not authorized under the Montana and United States
constitutions; or
(h) indoctrinate children who are 18 years of age or
younger for global citizenship.
(2) Councils of governments or regional authorities that
are not an established subdivision of the state of Montana or authorized in
state or federal law are prohibited from operating in Montana.
NEW SECTION. Section 3. Definitions. As used in
[sections 1 through 3], the following definitions apply:
(1) "Agenda 21" means an international
initiative that was not ratified as a treaty by the United States, including:
(a) policy recommendations adopted by the United Nations
in 1992 at its conference on environment and development held in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, commonly known as the earth summit, and reconfirmed in its
Rio+20 conference held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in June 2012, including the
global biodiversity assessment report and earth charter;
(b) except as provided pursuant to Article II, section 2,
clause 2, and Article VI of the United States constitution, any other international
law or ancillary plan of action that contravenes the Montana constitution or
the constitution of the United States; and
(c) policies implemented by the president's council on
sustainable development and its sustainable America goals.
(2) "Councils of governments" means regional
bodies, not authorized by Montana law, that are defined to serve an area of
several counties and that draw their membership from the governmental bodies in
their area. They exist throughout the United States and are also referred to as
regional councils, regional commissions, regional planning commissions,
planning district commissions, or development districts.
(3) "Global citizenship" means placing a
person's identity as a member of a global community above the person's identity
as a citizen of a particular nation or state.
(4) "Indoctrinate" means to teach a person to
fully accept the ideas, opinions, and beliefs of a particular group and to not
consider other ideas, opinions, and beliefs.
(5) "International council for local environmental
initiatives" means the nongovernmental organization designed to help
coordinate evolving the United Nations into an international league of cities.
(6) "Nongovernmental organization" means an
organization accredited by the United Nations for the purposes of implementing
agenda 21.
(7) "Political subdivision" means any county,
city, municipal corporation, school district, special improvement or taxing
district, or other political subdivision or public corporation.
(8) "President's council on sustainable
development" means the council that developed sustainable America goals
through an initiative established in June 1993 by executive order 12852 and
administered as a federal advisory committee under the Federal Advisory
Committee Act to provide advice on sustainable
development and to develop economic, environmental, and
equity goals.
(9) "Property" means not just property that is
owned or possessed but the right of use, enjoyment, and disposal of property.
The substantial value of the property lies in its use. If the right of use of
the property is denied, the value of the property is annihilated and ownership
becomes a barren right.
(10) "Sustainable development" means the
marketing term for agenda 21 or has the same meaning as the term "agenda
21".
(11) "Technology" means:
(a) the use of science in industry, engineering, or both
to invent useful items or to solve problems; or
(b) a machine, piece of equipment, or method created by
technology.
NEW SECTION. Section 4. Codification instruction. [Sections
1 through 3] are intended to be codifiedas an integral part of Title 2, chapter
1, part 1, and the provisions of Title 2, chapter 1, part 1, apply to [sections
30 1 through 3].
NEW SECTION. SECTION 5. SEVERABILITY. 2 IF A PART
OF [THIS ACT] IS INVALID, ALL VALID PARTS THAT ARE
SEVERABLE FROM THE INVALID PART REMAIN IN EFFECT. IF A
PART OF [THIS ACT] IS INVALID IN ONE OR MORE OF ITS APPLICATIONS, THE PART
REMAINS IN EFFECT IN ALL VALID APPLICATIONS THAT ARE SEVERABLE FROM THE INVALID
APPLICATIONS.
NEW SECTION. Section 6. Effective date. [This act]
is effective on passage and approval.- END
-http://leg.mt.gov/bills/2015/billpdf/HB0583.pdf
Filed Under: Agenda 21
Source: http://agenda21news.com/
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