Ding Dong, The Reptile’s Gone! Long Live Climate Change And Social Credit!

For those of us with Christian values,

 this is the antithesis of what we believe --- Sustainable Development is Pagan.

It perverts Genesis 1, 2, and 3 in that it puts the earth as being dominant over man,

 not man as having dominance over the earth-hence,

you and I have no value

since we have been demoted to the same value as an animal or plant.

So what do you think is the end result of international sustainable development law?

It is Enslavement !!!

Not happy with the Christian faith, Charles turned to "para-psychology" which some define as "dabbling in the occult."

 He was greatly influenced by the South African-born writer, explorer, and mystic Laurens van der Post,

 who was a friend of his grandmother, the Queen Mother.

 The prince was also influenced by James Lovelock, a British scientist who formulated the "Gaia hypothesis,

which today is known as the worship of the earth,

a belief based on the Greek goddess Gaia, the Earth Mother. Charles concurs with the perversion of Genesis 1, 2, and 3.

Most people will not find Prince Charles or his environmental activities in the headlines of major newspapers.

 Nor do his biographies really explain his involvement, as there is basically a blackout on what he is really doing worldwide.

 In April 1991, fourteen months before UNCED, the Prince held a private two day international conference aboard the royal yacht Britannia, moored off the coast of Brazil.

His goal was to bring together key international figures in an attempt to achieve a degree of harmony between the various countries that would happen at the Rio Earth Summit. Then Senator Al Gore was present, along with senior officials from the World Bank, chief executives from companies such as Shell and British Petroleum, the key NGO's, and other officials.

Several years ago, I had the opportunity to interview Maurice Strong and specifically asked him about this meeting.

 He told me he was in London at a World Wildlife meeting hosted by Prince Philip and was asked by Prince Charles to accompany him to Rio for the April 1991 meeting.

 Furthermore, in 1990 when sustainable development had just been formulated by the Brundtland Commission, it was the prince who

 commended them for "bringing the term 'sustainable development' into everyone's vocabulary."

As sustainable development has evolved to the point where the teaching of Agenda 21 is called "Earth Sciences" in schools, universities, and colleges, our government has instituted Agenda 21 through the Presidents Commission on Sustainable Development.

Throughout the U.S., there are cities that have adopted Agenda 21 and there are those that are now sustainable, such as "Sustainable Racine."

We must remember Russia did not fall to the communists all at once-it was city by city.

I wrote Prince Charles the Sustainable Prince in 1997 with major updates in 1998 and 2000. It is key and relevant for those who want to understand what is happening today.

At every turn the Prince is still involved in the affairs of the United Nations, sustainable development, and public-private partnership.

The Prince's representatives are to be found at all the key global meetings, expounding and advancing this life changing philosophy.

Perhaps we should wonder why the world still follows him and carries out his dictates.