The UN not only wants to urbanize your country and lock you up in cities without a car, but now they want YOU to pay for it. If you don’t attend your town and school meetings, you are contributing to your own slavery.
What went on at this week’s high-level U.N. meeting on urbanization?
“The focus of this week’s talks was how to reform UN-Habitat, the international body’s lead agency on urbanization — specifically, looking at recommendations offered in an August report from a panel appointed by U. N. Secretary-General António Guterres. The report aims to provide fresh energy to the New Urban Agenda, a global urbanization strategy adopted last year, and thus offers a host of new strategies for global action.
Over the course of two days this week, countries revealed their stance toward these proposals, which cover areas such as UN-Habitat’s governance and how to finance the U. N.’s urban portfolio.”
One of the points of their concern was how their efforts would be funded. They came up with this:
“5. A global fund for sustainable urbanization
There is no doubt that UN-Habitat’s financial situation has become precarious. To that end, the panel recommended the creation of a global trust fund “to secure a platform for alternative funding for sustainable urbanisation efforts.” The panel suggested that in addition to national governments, such a fund could mobilize the private sector, development banks and foundations to jointly fund the United Nations’ urban priorities. They compared it to the UN-Women Fund for Gender Equality.
While many rich countries expressed concern about any aspects of the recommendations that would incur further costs, only Spain explicitly nixed the idea of the trust fund. Kenya spoke up in favour. But although the idea received as much attention in the panel’s report as UN Urban, it was not addressed head-on by many member states.”
And…
“U.N. agencies do two kinds of work, what’s often referred to as normative and operational. The normative responsibilities consist of setting global standards — “norms” — through research and policy. The operational side includes work in the field assisting countries with specific projects. According to the assessment report, UN-Habitat has been engaged heavily in operational work and not enough in normative work. The panel suggests a recalibration, which was warmly welcomed by some governments.
“We support the panel’s recommendation that UN-Habitat clearly link all operational work to normative priorities in order to achieve a tighter connection to overall strategic policy and governance oversight,” said U. S. Ambassador Kelley Currie.”
Do you think the UN should have any say over whether we ‘urbanize’ the US or not?
Do you think the USA should pay for these efforts?
Do you think withdrawal from Paris Agreement had any effect whatsoever on extracting the US from these sovereignty sucking parasites?
SGA also wants you to know how to circumvent our withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.