Connecting The Agenda

United States President Donald Trump recently wrapped up his first 100 days in office and while many news outlets are reporting on his overall performance in the past 100 days, I want to specifically take a look at what Donald Trump has been doing to fight against the implementation of United Nations Agenda 21. Of course, Agenda 21 is vast world plan and essentially encompasses every area of society (resources, transportation, population, etc.), pretty much everything the Federal government does can be considered as an action to promote or discourage the Agenda 21 sustainable development plan. Therefore, for the purposes of this analysis, I am only focusing on those actions involving the United Nations or climate change, which is the guise that is used to implement Agenda 21 nationwide. I have compiled a list of some good, and some bad things that President Trump is doing affect the implementation of Agenda 21.

Policy makers in the state of Connecticut believe that there are too many cars on the road and this is causing climate change. They are trying various tactics to force us out of our cars and onto public transportation, bicycles, and walking paths. For a transcript of this presentation, with source material, go here: The Problems with Connecticut Climate Change Policy - Part 3: The War on Cars - http://thegoodmanchronicle.blogspot.com/2015/11/the-problems-with-connecticut-climate.html

President-Elect Donald Trump has apparently picked Oklahoma State Attorney General Scott Pruitt to head the Environmental Protection Agency. This has angered many people in Connecticut, and it's great.

An important point that needs to be made when discussing Connecticut climate change policy is that it was not some grass roots movement that began pushing for climate change legislation in Connecticut but instead the push comes from the international level at the United Nations. This fact can be easily documented by reading through the various Connecticut climate change papers and viewing the numerous citations to the United Nations and related organizations.

Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy discusses the plan that is in progress to rebuild communities across the state away from private motor vehicle ownership.

This is the first part in a multi-part series examining the various reports, action plans, and other official documents from the state of Connecticut, in relation to "global warming", or "climate change". The first aspect of this conversation that should be examined is the idea that humans are having an effect on the climate by engaging in activities that increase carbon and other greenhouse gas emissions. Is this true? For a transcript of this presentation, click the link below: The Problems with Connecticut Climate Change Policy - Part 1: Is Man-Made Global Warming Real? - http://thegoodmanchronicle.blogspot.com/2015/09/the-problems-with-connecticut-climate.html

This analysis discusses the connections between the Rockefeller family and the United Nations. Understanding the Rockefeller involvement in the creation of this international organization will help further explain the motivation behind UN agendas such as Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030. Though many are unaware, United Nations policies are impacting local towns and cities across America and the world. For a transcript of this podcast, with source material, go here: http://thegoodmanchronicle.blogspot.com/2016/11/connecting-rockefellers-to-united.html

"Your Children Aren't Yours" makes a connection between Feminism, Homosexuality, Collectivism, mainstream media, and the anti-family agenda. This short analysis is excerpted from the longer article "Go To Work and Give The Government Your Children: The Feminist UN Agenda 21 Plan To "Empower" Women" which can be read at the following link: http://www.thegoodmanchronicle.com/2014/08/go-to-work-and-give-government-your.html

Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy opened the 2016 legislative session with a new message: get used to a lowering of your standard of living because the pre-recession prosperity of your parent's days where wages and home prices went up is not coming back. In this analysis, we make the connection between Governor Malloy's recent message of austerity cuts and the United Nations Agenda 21 plan of reduction in living standards of industrialized nations.

The Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF) is a highly influential organization involved with Connecticut Climate Change policy. This analysis, the fourth part in a series titled "The Problems with Connecticut Climate Change Policy", details the depth of the RBF involvement. For a transcript of this recording with sources and citations visit: http://www.thegoodmanchronicle.com/2016/01/the-problems-with-connecticut-climate_25.html

Former President of the Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, Michael Nicastro, submitted an opinion piece in the Bristol Observer where he criticized those residents, and elected officials, of the city of Bristol who are calling for a referendum, or a public vote, on the Renaissance proposal for the redevelopment of the downtown area. In the article, Nicastro denounces an unnamed group of Bristol residents, who are opposed to the Renaissance proposal, calling them "conspiracy theorists", for their concern about Agenda 21. In the following analysis, these accusations are discussed, as we attempt to get to the truth about Agenda 21, sustainable development, and changes occurring across Connecticut. For a transcript of this recording with sources and citations, visit: http://www.thegoodmanchronicle.com/2014/10/in-response-to-michael-nicastros.html

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is one of the largest private foundations in the country, and has significant influence in law and politics. This analysis explores some of the legislation and programs, in Connecticut, being influenced by the RWJF, it's connection to Johnson & Johnson, one of the worlds largest pharmaceutical companies. Topics discussed include: Forced mental health assessments, government home visitation programs, ObamaCare, and more. For a transcript of this recording, with sources and citations, visit: http://www.thegoodmanchronicle.com/2014/12/examining-questionable-big-pharma.html

This is an analysis of a transportation forum that took place in Connecticut, the key note speaker being Robert Puentes, from the Brookings Institution, an organization that receives funding from the Ford, and Rockefeller, foundations. This analysis describes how transportation advocates in the state, being influenced by outside organizations, are pushing the state to adopt policies that would favor public transportation, and discourage private motor vehicle ownership. Topics discussed include: gas tax, toll roads, land value capture, tax-free foundations, public/private partnerships, complete streets, bike sharing, and more. For the transcript of this recording, with sources and citations, visit: http://www.thegoodmanchronicle.com/2015/01/toll-roads-gas-tax-increase-and-other.html