postyX - Dissecting UN Agenda 2030

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Hello, guys.

00:01:00.000 guys, and welcome back to recorded video. This is not a live stream. Obviously, you guys have

00:01:06.400 figured that out already. Today, we are going to well, you guys are going to join me going down

00:01:13.860 the rabbit hole, the most recent rabbit hole that I've gone down. And that is with the agenda 2030.

00:01:21.020 And I know this is not new news. But like I said, I have been researching what the actual

00:01:27.800 contents of this Agenda 2030 are. I've been watching some, you know, different people's

00:01:33.280 opinions on it, and what it means. And like I said, I went down this rabbit hole, and I started

00:01:38.000 putting two and two together. And a lot of it answered a lot of questions for me, as far as

00:01:44.120 why politicians continue to do things that are obviously destructive to the country.

00:01:51.460 So it answered a lot of those questions for me. So we're gonna do it together. Okay. So that's why

00:01:57.420 this video is called Agenda 2030. It explains so much. Now, Agenda 2030 was developed by a bunch

00:02:06.100 of global elites in 2015 in an attempt to achieve this global one world government utopia that so

00:02:14.360 many progressives actually, you know, believe in. Despite the fact that the entire agenda is nothing

00:02:20.660 but the steps to achieve socialism on a global scale, which has never succeeded in modern history.

00:02:27.420 However, they will persist. Because the sad reality is that most of these progressives

00:02:34.020 actually believe this is achievable. I know a lot of us like to say that it's evilness. And I do

00:02:40.760 believe there is a portion of these, you know, progressives, lefties, whatever, that are truly

00:02:45.900 evil, and you know, really don't care. But I honestly think it's a cult. This agenda, the UN

00:02:53.020 is a cult. This Agenda 2030 is just a faction of that cult. And these people have been brainwashed

00:02:59.340 to the utmost degree. So they actually believe that this is achievable. They refuse to look at

00:03:04.980 history or even reality that would challenge their belief in this socialist utopia.

00:03:11.760 You guys are getting paid?

00:03:13.300 When you get to the meat and potatoes of this agenda, it explains so much of why these clearly

00:03:19.240 destructive policies persist among different political factions. It almost doesn't matter

00:03:24.440 who gets voted in. At the end of the day, the policies end up being the same, but they might

00:03:29.360 be wrapped up in different phrasing. It is really nothing more than wealth distribution on a global

00:03:34.780 scale. They may dress it up in fancy feel-good terms, but at the end of it, it all amounts to

00:03:40.320 nothing more than a one world, or at least the Western world, socialist hellhole. Now, on their

00:03:47.920 own, the sustainable development goals of the UN may not sound terrible if they were applied how

00:03:53.660 we believe they are being applied, but they're not. When you realize that the expectation is for

00:03:59.640 the richer, more developed countries, so the West, basically, the first world countries, to fund

00:04:06.620 the goals and the development goals of the other countries, as well as their own,

00:04:12.700 it becomes a lot more nefarious.

00:04:16.040 So let's discuss the SDGs,

00:04:19.880 which is short for Sustainable Development Goals.

00:04:22.400 There are 17.

00:04:23.640 And what they mean,

00:04:25.100 and as well as how Canada plans to achieve these goals.

00:04:29.240 So what we have here is failure to communicate.

00:04:35.820 What we've got here is failure to communicate.

00:04:42.700 if you know you know um no this is a website called wealth hunger high life i don't know but

00:04:49.680 this had the best kind of explanation you know that is for the normies i guess you could say

00:04:55.560 like it didn't wasn't dressed up in all these fancy you know terms and stuff like that of the

00:05:00.180 the different sustainable development goals that the un expects all of the nations that signed up

00:05:06.100 for this, that signed up for Agenda 2030, to achieve by 2030, right? So we're going to use

00:05:13.480 this as our example to go through what the goals are. So first, we have the goal that every single,

00:05:21.620 you know, socialist leaning, you know, group plan or claims they're going to achieve,

00:05:28.980 and that is no poverty. So I don't know, you know, I guess it depends on what you

00:05:34.140 call poverty. But I don't think in the modern world that has ever been addressed. And I don't

00:05:41.560 think it ever will be without some sort of, you know, communist government. And we all know

00:05:46.240 that that never works out, that there ends up being vastly more deaths in those scenarios in

00:05:52.200 a communist society than there is in a capitalist society, right? And you may say, well, socialism

00:05:59.540 isn't communism no but it's the pathway to communism it's basically it's communism light

00:06:04.380 right so the goal that all of these countries including canada signed up onto was that by 2030

00:06:12.780 they're going to eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere by 2030 this is the first goal

00:06:19.200 of the 2030 agenda for sustainable development now of course they always bring up the scamdemic

00:06:24.340 which was i believe a test run of some of the shit that they're they're trying to roll out

00:06:29.120 but it's important to say because you may look at this and say oh you know eradicating extreme

00:06:34.880 poverty in Canada that you know that would be awesome that would be a good thing no that's not

00:06:39.600 what it means it doesn't apply to just that nation what it applies to is that the team the groups

00:06:45.240 are working together to eradicate poverty everywhere in the world so that means that you

00:06:53.700 know, yes, I guess Canada could focus, like, you know, they do focus or they're supposed to be

00:06:59.120 focusing on their own people. But it's not a national effort. It's a global effort, which

00:07:05.700 means that they're going to be expected to contribute to different funds, different,

00:07:10.780 you know, methods or whatever ideas these people come up with, these elite, global elite technocrats

00:07:16.820 help get these third world shitholes out of poverty so they're saying here that the covid

00:07:24.360 19 pandemic the war in ukraine and rising inflation and its effects have set progress

00:07:29.440 far back in poverty eradication so remember they penned this agreement or signed on to this

00:07:36.600 agreement in 2015 so before the scandemic before the war in ukraine so this is just a way for them

00:07:43.560 to basically excuse the fact that, you know, their socialist utopia isn't really coming to

00:07:49.480 fruition four years out from the goal. Estimates suggest that compared to pre-pandemic projections,

00:07:56.180 the crisis will result in an additional 75 to 95 million people living in extreme poverty in 2022.

00:08:02.300 Was pre the scandemic, right? In low-income countries, the losses are much greater with

00:08:08.780 poverty reduction set back by about eight to nine years. So how are they going to measure this,

00:08:14.000 right? How are they measuring poverty? According to the World Bank's definition, a person is below

00:08:19.980 the poverty line if they live on less than 1.9 or $1.90 a day. For the first time in two decades,

00:08:26.740 the proportion of workers living with their families below the international poverty line

00:08:31.180 has risen from 6.7 to 7.2. Another 8 million workers have been pushed into poverty. And that's

00:08:38.360 somehow becomes Canada and all the other Western world's problem. So that's, that's goal number

00:08:43.440 one. Goal number two, another really out of reach goal that you'll never achieve, zero hunger.

00:08:55.300 Worldwide, 645 million people are going hungry, although there is enough food, resources and

00:09:00.060 knowledge for everyone. What does this sound like to you? What does that? Yeah, what does that sound

00:09:04.360 like to you that that first line there is basically what communism is right that you know

00:09:10.800 there is enough food there is enough food in the world if you put everybody you know if you sum

00:09:16.120 everybody up to a number right then there's technically enough tons of food in the world

00:09:21.540 to feed the whatever billion people that are on the world but it's just some people are getting

00:09:26.360 too much and some people aren't getting enough right so this is what the they're trying to

00:09:31.020 balance out. In their global utopia, you know, vision, everybody will have the same amount of

00:09:36.280 food. Well, we know how that works out. We've seen what happened during Mao's reign, and what

00:09:43.120 happened in Soviet communism and all that kind of stuff. You don't end up with having the equal

00:09:48.640 amount as everybody else. You end up having nothing. There will always be people that are,

00:09:54.040 you know, above the prolies that whether they it's because they're politicians, whether they're

00:09:59.260 elites, or whether they are the ones that, you know, maintain the systems that distribute the

00:10:07.180 food and all this kind of stuff. There will always be some people that have more money,

00:10:11.640 regardless if you live in a communist society. But the vast majority of you, including all the

00:10:18.220 lefty liberals who think that communism and socialism is just a way for them to basically

00:10:22.560 not have to work very much and get all the benefits of the hardworking people, they're in

00:10:27.020 for a big surprise. Moreover, all people have a right to food. This is a controversial statement,

00:10:32.960 because I actually got a lot of backlash for saying this on X one day, you don't have a right

00:10:38.800 to food, right? You have a right to be able to provide for yourself. So the government and I

00:10:46.300 mean, I guess this all depends on what country you're in. But like, if you're in a Western

00:10:50.080 country, you know, it shouldn't be a goal that the country, the nation provides you with food,

00:10:56.100 especially since we're not really even a nation anymore when you think about it we have we're

00:11:02.060 like an economic zone for the world now so initially I would say before you know all this

00:11:07.860 multiculturalism and diversity most people did have food they didn't necessarily have a right

00:11:12.780 to it but through churches and families and extended communities they you know most people

00:11:17.560 didn't go hungry or a lot of people didn't go hungry but now with the polarization and the

00:11:22.100 diversity of everything. There's multiple different factions in our societies now, and nobody wants to

00:11:26.660 help anybody, because we've gone from a high trust society to extremely low trust society. So the fact

00:11:33.600 that you have a right to food, you don't, you, if anything, have the right to either grow your own

00:11:38.380 food, hunt your own food. The people before, you know, modernity, before the technological

00:11:44.460 revolution, before the industrial revolution, they didn't have a right to food. They had their

00:11:51.540 land, they had their whatever, and they had the, you know, right to grow that food. And that is

00:11:57.580 only when you live in a democracy, not in communism, because when you live in communism, that food goes

00:12:02.120 to be distributed amongst everybody. So you have a right to grow your own food to obtain your own

00:12:06.780 food, but you don't necessarily have a right to actual food, because why should you have the right

00:12:11.620 to the fruits of someone else's labor? So I got, you know, not hot water, but I got a lot of pushback

00:12:16.700 about that. But that's my stance on it. You do not have a right to take the fruits of someone else's

00:12:21.480 labor. The COVID-19 pandemic has driven an estimated 150 million additional people into

00:12:26.720 hunger. And I hate when they use this because it wasn't the pandemic that did it. It's not a

00:12:31.880 sentient being, okay? It didn't go out and close down, you know, multiple businesses. It didn't

00:12:38.080 bring in millions of immigrants to take the low-skilled jobs. It didn't force people to

00:12:42.720 stay home so that they got into this depressive isolationist kind of mentality where, you know,

00:12:48.000 they don't even go out to get their own food anymore. They depend on the imported Indians

00:12:51.800 to come in and bring it to them. COVID didn't do that. Governments did that. Policies did that.

00:12:57.160 So I hate when they use that term. It gets me so pissed off because it's not that.

00:13:01.320 It's the reaction to the COVID pandemic that caused all this stuff. But anyways,

00:13:07.200 the outlook of the World Hunger Index 2022 confirms this negative development. The trend

00:13:12.340 is clear that hunger levels could increase. Yeah, well, so can a lot of things.

00:13:18.000 global hunger, hunger levels are almost back to the level they were at when the UN member states

00:13:25.400 adopted the 2030 agenda for sustainable development. So it's really working well,

00:13:29.860 right? We're back to global hunger rates that we had in 2015. But you've been pushing all these

00:13:37.380 insane policies, the governments have been pushing these insane policies on behalf of this sustainable

00:13:43.220 goal, UN global homo bullshit that you've been pushing, and it hasn't gotten any better.

00:13:52.140 Intensified efforts are required to achieve this goal. So of course, the other problem is,

00:13:57.900 is even if this was achievable, it's definitely not achievable on a climate, you know, friendly

00:14:04.420 way. It's not achievable in a climate friendly way, unless we're going to be eating modified

00:14:07.920 food and genetic slop, which, yeah, probably that's what we're going to end up with. But

00:14:13.140 as it currently stands, you can't be climate friendly and grow the amount of proper food

00:14:21.620 for the world. It just doesn't work that way. So that's what I mean, like these are very

00:14:25.440 childlike goals and ideologies, because there's no logical thought, no thought about how these

00:14:33.080 are going to actually be achieved and what the effects of these are going to be on the average

00:14:36.640 person on to number three good health and well-being something that was once again up to

00:14:47.140 the individual person has now become the job of daddy government health is a prerequisite for

00:14:54.540 prosperity social participation and social cohesion I love how they're putting the fact

00:15:00.740 that health is a, you know, a cause of poor social cohesion, and not the fact that they're

00:15:07.420 bringing in millions and millions of incompatible people with vastly different morals and religions

00:15:12.660 and goals, but also the outcome and indicator of economic, social, and environmental dimensions

00:15:18.340 of sustainable development. In many countries, good health care is still not a standard.

00:15:22.860 I've talked about this before, and it's a very, you know, to some people, it's a very cruel outlook.

00:15:30.740 But, you know, you hear, and I haven't heard so much of this talk lately, I guess Bill Gates kind of out of the mainstream spotlight right now. But he was constantly talking about how the world is overpopulated, and we can't sustain things. He may be right. Okay. But it's not places like the West, right? It's places like Africa, and, you know, obviously, China and India.

00:15:53.620 And the reason why, now with the exception of China, because they kind of are somewhat between a, they're maybe a second world country, somewhat between that, and they do have first world elements, but that's because they're a combination of a capitalist, communist, or socialist society.

00:16:09.580 but let's look at India and Africa for example okay if it wasn't for the west and it wasn't

00:16:18.200 for modern medicine and modern technology that we send there the aid that we constantly send there

00:16:24.700 the population in those places wouldn't have gotten out of control because nature has a way

00:16:30.620 of balancing these things out you know how back in the day if you're a Canadian you'll remember

00:16:35.840 Justin Trudeau said, the budget will balance itself. Well, in nature, the population issues

00:16:43.960 balance themselves if there's no external help, no external aid from more developed places, right?

00:16:50.800 So we're kind of at fault for this because they wouldn't have such a explosive population if we

00:16:57.040 weren't giving them the means to continue to survive without any kind of work or development

00:17:02.160 or innovation on their own part goes the same with health if it wasn't for you know modern

00:17:08.400 technology and the fact that you know we send doctors over there to provide you know surgeries

00:17:14.660 these you know surgeries for their kids the fact that a good proportion of indians and africans

00:17:20.400 come to western countries to get surgery on from ngos that fund it and stuff like that

00:17:24.920 there would definitely be not i don't believe there would be as big of a population issue

00:17:30.400 as there is now. So that's my little two cents on the good health and well being.

00:17:35.540 They liked to really throw in this COVID as blaming the, you know, reason for not reaching

00:17:42.060 these goals and not the fact that they're, they're inachievable goals. You can't achieve these goals

00:17:46.640 without implementing full on communism. And that will only last for a very short amount of time

00:17:51.840 before that starts failing, as we've seen in historical examples. Now, the global inequities

00:17:58.200 in healthcare have become particularly visible due to the pandemic. It has led to the disruption

00:18:03.000 of basic health services and an increase in depression and anxiety. Again, the pandemic

00:18:08.180 itself, if you believe it was a pandemic, didn't do that. The result or the response

00:18:15.300 by the elites and by the governing bodies of all of us is what caused that. The fact that we were

00:18:21.940 locked down, the fact that people lost their jobs, the fact that we were forced to get a

00:18:25.840 vaccination that wasn't tested. The fact that we were constantly, you know, bombarded with

00:18:31.100 propaganda telling us that we were going to kill grandma and all this kind of stuff if we went

00:18:34.920 outside without a mask. This is what caused the depression and anxiety. Get it right.

00:18:41.120 Global life expectancy has declined, as has progress in combating tuberculosis, HIV and

00:18:45.960 malaria. Well, that thing is, is with these things, the West had conquered these things.

00:18:51.360 but because of mass migration, they are now making a resurgence. And if they didn't overplay

00:18:57.340 their hand with the whole COVID bullshit and the vaccination, you might not have as many

00:19:02.400 anti-vaxxers on your hands right now. So again, nobody to blame but themselves.

00:19:08.360 So that's goal three of this sustainable goal, development goal. Quality education.

00:19:14.120 Again, you can give people a quality education, but when you have a very real biological difference in IQ levels based on demographics, education is not really as effective anymore.

00:19:30.180 All it does is it dumbs down the high IQ people and the low IQ people really don't learn anything.

00:19:35.400 They might learn very little, like a little bit more than what they already did.

00:19:39.160 But the reason why they're low IQ is probably because they have an inability to learn.

00:19:45.900 Education gives people the knowledge and skills to stay healthy, find work, and build tolerance.

00:19:50.780 Tolerance. Yeah, exactly.

00:19:52.480 That's exactly what they teach you in school.

00:19:53.760 That's the only thing they teach you.

00:19:55.620 Right to jail.

00:19:56.860 Education and building labor markets.

00:19:59.420 Does that say building?

00:20:00.360 Yeah, labor markets in poverty-stricken regions are central to development, economic growth,

00:20:04.480 and climbing out of poverty and hunger, especially in the global south, for example, Asia and Africa.

00:20:09.920 So what they're saying is basically send more money to Africa for schools that will probably,

00:20:14.280 you know, be scamming the money somehow, and people will not be really getting any more of

00:20:19.600 an education than they would if they were raised at home and educated at home by their family.

00:20:25.240 And they're assuming that these Africans that have, again, biologically, it's been tested,

00:20:30.700 statistically lower iqs than the west are going to be able to learn with a western teaching system

00:20:36.720 gender equality again i i want to know so in this scenario i'm thinking they must be referring to

00:20:45.680 the west pushing and sending money and all this kind of stuff to the other countries to have

00:20:52.080 gender equality because they're well the only inequality in the west in genders is the fact

00:20:57.080 that men are treated worse, white men are treated worse than women. So that there's an equality

00:21:01.700 there where the balance of power now lies with the women. But it's not the way they're phrasing

00:21:07.260 it. It's not that women don't have equal rights in Western societies. In other societies, again,

00:21:12.240 that's not our problem, right? Obviously, those societies have sustained themselves for this many

00:21:17.920 years. Yeah, they don't live in the golden age or the gilded age like we do, the lapse of luxury,

00:21:22.960 but they're still surviving gender equality is a human right again who who decided that

00:21:30.600 who decided that oops i keep doing that who decided it was a human right it's only a human

00:21:36.160 right in liberal democracies or in democracies i guess you could say it's not a global right

00:21:41.100 because the global world although this is what they're aiming for is not a democracy so anyways

00:21:47.300 they want gender equality they they want to eliminate any kind of discrimination against

00:21:52.880 women but it's okay to discriminate against white men again that will never you're now getting into

00:21:58.840 the parts of controlling not just speech but thought okay so there's always going to be

00:22:05.320 discrimination there's always going to be biases that is the nature of being human so you're never

00:22:10.640 going to eradicate this stuff and all of this thing all of it tells me basically is that they're

00:22:15.880 just yeah they're just trying to chalk us up to kind of numbers on a spreadsheet they're trying

00:22:21.300 to put us the blank slate kind of philosophy that everybody is just a blank slate and they can be

00:22:28.440 taught these things they can be taught how to assimilate they can be taught not to rape girls

00:22:33.300 even though that's in their culture they can be taught all this stuff they should they deserve

00:22:37.860 the equal chance because they're just as whatever they're a blank slate just like you

00:22:42.760 clean water and sanitation now this one i had to laugh at because in this context of canada

00:22:48.420 the you know if you want to and which they do talk about but you want to talk about

00:22:53.620 clean water well for years and years the you know the feather indians

00:22:59.740 haven't had clean water on their reservations whether that's because it's poor management on

00:23:05.580 their part or because the government just basically shoved them on a plot of land

00:23:09.780 that had no water access i don't know it could be both it could be either it could be both

00:23:15.100 but what i find more funny about this is the fact that we're importing the very bioweapons that are

00:23:23.700 a threat to our eco diversity right that are a threat to the environment that are polluting our

00:23:30.780 waters with their their human shit their bathing and the fact that they throw their fucking clay

00:23:36.000 whatever they hell statues into our water it's like a big ceremony for them if we look at the

00:23:42.060 the rivers and water bodies of water in india we'll see what how they care about the ecodiversity

00:23:49.840 the biodiversity of their country so we're importing these people by the millions but yet

00:23:54.840 we're supposed to be concerned with having clean water and sanitation are you some kind of moron

00:24:02.140 that doesn't make sense so in the context of canada the clean water and sanitation is a fool's

00:24:09.280 errand it's just going to take more and more and more money suck more and more money with nothing

00:24:13.600 actually being done because in order to do that you have to get rid of one of the biggest sources

00:24:18.580 of the problem and they never will do that which is stop importing bioweapons to you know destroy

00:24:23.780 our environment affordable and clean energy again this is something that you can't have both

00:24:32.940 okay this is almost like an oxymoron you can't have affordable and then have clean energy

00:24:38.400 clean energy on its face is more expensive than nuclear energy and nuclear energy is still clean

00:24:45.680 energy but what when they talk about clean energy they mean green energy right i don't think they're

00:24:52.060 necessarily including nuclear energy in this they're talking about wind farms and you know

00:24:56.000 all this other shit that is just a big waste of money because it ends up costing more than it

00:25:00.740 actually produces so this is one of the things that you know all these countries are expected

00:25:08.380 to work towards affordable and clean energy well you can't have clean energy which is like i said

00:25:13.480 these wind farms and all this other shit and then have it affordable as well because it's more

00:25:17.840 expensive to operate these things and then then they're producing or then they're you know

00:25:23.120 benefiting anybody so again just another way to waste taxpayer money i guess on virtue signaling

00:25:30.280 decent work and economic growth so this is how to a lot of these things you'll start to get the

00:25:38.240 picture of how it's not just canada that or each individual country independently this is they're

00:25:45.480 expecting this to be you know where this country is supposed to help this country you know in the

00:25:51.200 sense that if can't not that we have a great economy here or a great unemployment rate or

00:25:55.760 anything like that but it's better than africa it's better than india right so what they are

00:26:02.180 expecting of western countries that signed on to this you know agenda 2030 is that we help people

00:26:09.160 in other nations secure decent work and help economic growth of them at the and now they

00:26:17.420 don't say this but by virtue of doing this it's at the expense of your own people right and and

00:26:22.940 again that's why they don't care right they their sole policy is basically this policy so everything

00:26:29.380 that the government does all of their you know policies are all tied back to these sustainable

00:26:35.340 goals. So they don't, they're inherently putting the people, the actual Canadians, the nation,

00:26:42.500 you know, the people of the nation last before this. So they want everybody to have a decent job.

00:26:48.920 And again, I love the assumptions that are being made. They're assuming that these people even

00:26:53.660 want to work. If they wanted to work, they wouldn't be coming here and collecting welfare

00:26:57.700 for years and years and years. Okay. There was a, there's a big difference in immigration that came

00:27:02.620 in to at least in Canada's case that came in on mass starting in like the 50s and the 60s where

00:27:07.960 it was like the Italians and the Portuguese and stuff like that I mean I probably has to do with

00:27:12.800 the fact that we didn't have welfare state back then but they wanted to actually come in and work

00:27:18.740 like those were different immigrants and I and again it could be because they didn't have a

00:27:22.240 choice but regardless of what the reasons were they worked okay now the big draw to bringing

00:27:27.880 people to Canada is all the free taxpayer funded benefits. Well, when I say free, that's it's not

00:27:32.980 free. All the taxpayer payer funded benefits that you're going to receive by virtue of just being

00:27:39.760 an Indian or being a Muslim or wherever you're coming from here. That is what they mean by that.

00:27:45.940 There was a MOU signed and I know there's not a lot of talk about this. It's very difficult to

00:27:50.680 get information about it. But I did hear a few different reports in, you know, here and there

00:27:55.420 about it. The fact that Mark Carney signed an MOU with India to, you know, because they have a huge

00:28:02.320 unemployment problem among their working age men, right, young men. So they can't sustain the amount.

00:28:08.920 So they want to send them to Canada, same as with New Zealand. And I wouldn't be surprised, I think

00:28:12.920 Australia too. So they've got this kind of backroom deal. And it's all tied to this, to giving these

00:28:18.660 people what they call decent work. They bring them to these countries, because then that means they're

00:28:23.980 doing their part to help that person get decent work, but it's at the expense of the actual

00:28:29.300 citizens in Canada. They want the international community to promote sustainable economic growth,

00:28:35.360 decent work, and full-time employment, or full employment rather, for all by 2030. Now, if you

00:28:42.280 were a conspiracy theorist, you might think, well, wait a minute, that sounds a lot like communism,

00:28:46.680 where everybody is working, but they're not benefiting from the fruits of that labor. They're

00:28:50.220 working for everyone else you guys are getting paid that's what i think is uh ultimately going

00:28:57.020 to be the goal if this ever goes through right always is it says some 1.6 billion informal

00:29:03.960 workers still face poverty and the risk of exploitive child labor has increased they never

00:29:08.740 when they talk about this they never talk about china they never talk about the fact that you know

00:29:13.860 and again i know the china is not well i think china is part of the un but they also never talk

00:29:18.300 about the Middle East, which I know is not part of the UN, but they never address these issues.

00:29:22.420 It's always the Western countries where this stuff is very, like, rare, okay? It doesn't happen here.

00:29:29.200 But they want us in Western countries to pay money, to send money to stop this somehow.

00:29:36.600 How is money going to stop it when the whole institution in those countries, the whole

00:29:40.240 mentality, the whole, you know, morality, the culture is of scamming? Like, how do you fix

00:29:46.060 that with money. Then we have industry, innovation, and infrastructure. Look at every single one of

00:29:54.200 these. It's due to the COVID-19 pandemic. So they want sustainable and inclusive

00:30:00.380 industrialization combined with innovation and infrastructure that can unleash competitive,

00:30:06.120 dynamic, and dynamic economic forces. These generate income and employment and are critical

00:30:11.560 to introducing and promoting new technologies. Likewise, they enable the efficient use of

00:30:15.700 resources and facilitate international trade. Again, just I don't even know what the point is

00:30:21.760 of this. But like, Western countries, we don't even innovate here anymore. In Canada, there's

00:30:27.720 very little innovation. US is better, but still not great. So there's very little innovation here

00:30:33.240 anyways. So they want a country that has very little to no innovation, because we get, you

00:30:38.520 know, strangled by the bureaucracy by the state. They want us to somehow fund other countries to

00:30:45.040 have more innovation and infrastructure can we use the example of mr beast you know who in africa

00:30:51.040 had basically built wells now twice and they don't even last a year because they don't sustain it

00:30:57.580 they rip it apart for parts and copper whatever it is that they sell amongst themselves so what's

00:31:05.200 the point of this like i said that you can't you know you can't take the you can take the african

00:31:11.840 out of Africa, but you can't take the African out of the, you can't take Africa out of the

00:31:16.040 African, okay, is basically how to put it. Reduced inequalities, again, a fallacy, like a

00:31:24.180 really retarded, unachievable goal. There, there is an unequal distribution of income and wealth

00:31:30.980 globally. The goal 10 aims to reduce inequalities and ensure no one is left behind.

00:31:38.000 Due to rising inequality in many countries, it is critical that the income of the poorest

00:31:41.680 populations grow what does that sound like again taking from the rich to distribute to the poor

00:31:47.180 right that's all that is then we have the sustainable cities and communities this you

00:31:52.980 know if you go back to the whole 15 minute cities and stuff this is what they want but I find again

00:31:59.240 there's a lot of contradictions here because they talk about increasing urbanization has created

00:32:03.720 more slums. What do you think importing millions and millions of people into a country, a city

00:32:12.160 that does not have the capacity for it is going to result in? So you're expecting that these

00:32:19.660 countries like Canada are supposed to take these third world people, you know, because we signed

00:32:25.660 on to this agreement, which again, nobody elected for us to sign on to this agreement.

00:32:29.600 keep that in mind so we're supposed to build houses faster than they're allowing these people

00:32:37.860 in with all the red tape and your bureaucracy that is surrounds you know building homes and

00:32:43.560 stuff like that also it's not even just the homes okay it's the infrastructure surrounding each

00:32:50.140 resident the fact that health care is strained the roads are fucking strained the transit system

00:32:55.740 as garbage like all of this stuff you know everything everything is affected because of that

00:33:02.860 so the fact that they think oh well urbanization has created more slums okay so what is your

00:33:09.620 solution to that the solution is to still import more and more millions and millions of people

00:33:14.180 like that that just creates more slums so I'm not sure how that is supposed to be achieved and how

00:33:20.680 it even makes sense considering that they want migrate and and i tried to look this up okay and

00:33:26.080 of course you'll never get a right uh you'll never get the accurate answer

00:33:30.540 but what i i asked ai grok or whatever if mass migration and open borders was part of this un

00:33:40.740 thing and it's not it doesn't actually say that but if you look at all these other goals it's

00:33:47.120 kind of in the fine print. It's what it that's what it amounts to. So they don't have to say it.

00:33:53.980 Responsible consumption and production. This is just about food, basically saying that, you know,

00:33:59.880 if you're rich American, a rich Canadian, not even rich, if you're a Canadian or American,

00:34:04.140 and you like to have, you know, excess food and stuff like that, well, too bad. Now you got to go

00:34:07.660 give it to over in Africa, these little, you know, poor Africans. So it doesn't matter that you're

00:34:14.300 working for that money. It doesn't matter that your ancestors built this country to benefit you

00:34:19.660 and made it so great so that you could have this kind of life. It's not fair that the little

00:34:23.760 Africans in Africa don't have that. So now you got to give it up to them. Then we have the climate

00:34:29.740 action, which we all know about, you know, they're they talk about the bullshit that it's been

00:34:33.740 affecting the temperature has risen by 1.1. We're facing weather extremes. No, we're not. It's

00:34:40.140 nothing no different and even if it was even if I conceded that it was different this is what

00:34:46.840 happens in the life cycles of you know of civilization it had not even before civilization

00:34:52.000 existed it happens whether it's every thousand years whatever it is but we get this you know

00:34:58.100 where everything kind of it heats up the planet the ice melts we have tons more water maybe we'll

00:35:03.560 be covered in water entirely and then it starts again right there's nothing you can do to outwit

00:35:10.420 or there's nothing you can do to beat mother nature like it's just well i don't think so but

00:35:15.160 maybe you know maybe they do have some kind of shit they're coming up with life below water

00:35:19.840 again this is talking about the biodiversity coastal biodiversity again when you're letting

00:35:26.220 in people that are polluting your waters i don't know how you're able to achieve that it's like a

00:35:30.240 fool's errand life on land same thing they want to maintain the animal and plant species again

00:35:37.280 when you're bringing in you know millions of migrants that aren't responsible that are

00:35:41.720 basically ruining all of your conservation efforts then how do you achieve this

00:35:47.700 peace justice and strong institutions i bet they want the strong institutions definitely to keep

00:35:54.040 brainwashing everybody um they want it says conflict insecurity weak institutions and limited

00:35:59.600 access to justice are major threats to sustainable development worldwide again this is not something

00:36:05.940 that you can forcibly like so they estimate the people number of people forcibly displaced reach

00:36:12.420 103 million in mid 2022 so and they're saying they're internally to play uh displaced so they're

00:36:18.140 referring to war but they never talk about the fact that israel is responsible for a lot of this

00:36:24.020 stuff like they they want to focus on the ukraine uh russia conflict but they never want to focus

00:36:29.380 on the fact that Israel is the biggest cause of displacement especially in that region and these

00:36:36.400 people never go to Israel after they end up coming to the west so and then they also talk about

00:36:40.720 violence against the violence against children homicide human trafficking and stuff like that

00:36:45.340 you allow it okay by bringing in legally millions and millions of people that come from cultures

00:36:52.520 where this is normalized what do you think is going to happen you can't police your way out of

00:36:56.920 out of this especially when there is a two-tiered justice system that you know if your immigration

00:37:02.440 status you're not a full full-fledged Canadian or if your skin color is not white then you get

00:37:07.700 a reduced sentence so how are we going to achieve this what they mean is that they're going to have

00:37:13.660 a surveillance state where they'll catch you you'll do pre-crime and they'll catch you before

00:37:18.700 you even commit the crime and then partnership is the last thing so basically this is the what

00:37:24.800 ties it all in together saying that we need to partner with these less rich or less rich nations

00:37:30.860 these poor nations we need to partner with them and give them everything they need so that they

00:37:35.000 can be just as good as you it doesn't matter if they don't do any maintenance or innovation or

00:37:39.600 they don't take care of it or they don't you know have the concept of work or you know

00:37:45.600 development or anything like that it doesn't matter because you guys are so good at it

00:37:51.540 then you're not allowed. It's not allowed. It's simply not allowed. So it's basically the race

00:37:55.900 to the bottom. It's basically competition as to who can be the most incompetent. And that's all

00:38:01.940 I've really gotten from that. So that is the summary of the 17. But let's get to the fact that

00:38:07.460 Canada. All right, so let's get to Grok's summary. Because again, trying to find information about

00:38:18.020 Canada they're very it's like you're you're going through you know stacks and stacks of reports

00:38:22.860 that really don't say anything about what you need and you might find something buried in there that

00:38:27.760 might be like one statement that addresses everything you're looking for but you've had

00:38:31.140 to read 3,000 fucking pages of nonsense so we used Grok to summarize this for for us

00:38:36.480 I asked it what how does how is Canada this is the question I posed to Grok hold on how is Canada

00:38:45.600 achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN Agenda 2030.

00:38:50.900 Canada implements the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, the SDGs, of the UN 2030 Agenda

00:38:57.700 through a whole-of-society approach, including federal, provincial, territorial, municipal,

00:39:02.400 and Indigenous governments, civil society, the private sector, and others.

00:39:07.400 This is a blanket statement.

00:39:09.060 It tracks progress via Statistics Canada's Global Indicator Framework

00:39:12.500 and the Canadian Indicator Framework,

00:39:14.860 publishes annual reports and has submitted voluntary national reviews to the UN most recently

00:39:19.640 in 2023 and the federal sustainable development strategy is aligned with the SDG so remember what

00:39:27.100 I said is that it's not they haven't taken that and said okay well we'll do this if we have time

00:39:34.080 after we've achieved our national goals these become the national goals so anything that was

00:39:42.100 you know, nation centric gets put on the back burner. And these achievable or not achievable,

00:39:49.940 sorry, these sustainable development goals that the UN and all these other nations decided to

00:39:55.160 put together in 2015, becomes the goals of the country. And again, we didn't vote on any of this

00:40:02.620 stuff. So their overall progress, because they're not necessarily focusing on all 17 goals in

00:40:09.980 Canada they apparently have only been tracking um there's a few that I guess they're primarily

00:40:16.980 focusing on right now but they haven't been doing well in those either because again it's a fool's

00:40:21.920 errand you can't achieve this stuff and and operate in the existing structure like you can't

00:40:28.900 have a democracy and have all this shit so as of recent assessments data is up to 2025 or early

00:40:35.280 2026, roughly 45% of measurable indicators have been achieved or are on track. And I know how

00:40:42.300 these things get reported, because I used to, you know, when I worked, I used to do stuff like this,

00:40:48.380 where, you know, you had to report to the government, what the, you know, what the funding

00:40:52.180 was going to do, what it's for, and you had to have all these metrics to make sure it's being

00:40:55.520 achieved, really means nothing, you can fudge the numbers pretty easy. No one's even looking,

00:40:59.920 right? So I don't think that, you know, according to them, they've received, they've achieved 45%

00:41:07.760 of that, probably most of that is just sending money to other countries for these different

00:41:12.100 various programs. And that's why you see, you know, money going to Haiti for, you know, learning how

00:41:16.820 to whatever, if I can use the toilet or whatever stupid things, right? That's so they can put it

00:41:22.180 in towards their sustainable development goals. About 10% show progress needing acceleration,

00:41:28.320 21% is limited progress, and around 24% have deteriorated. Housing is one of those things.

00:41:34.780 In the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, Canada scored about 78.8 out of 100 and is ranked

00:41:40.320 around 25th globally above the OECD and high income country averages, but with slower recent

00:41:47.920 improvements. The progress is uneven, stronger on social and some economic indicators, more mixed or

00:41:53.460 lagging on environmental ones. Well, yeah, like I said, it's impossible to keep the environmental

00:41:57.580 ones when you're importing the people that are literally like locusts that damage the environment

00:42:03.240 and equity for indigenous people we're never going to get we're never going to we're never

00:42:08.720 going to achieve equity okay because they will never accept anything less than you know and

00:42:14.720 what's going to happen when eventually you know enough canadian people are gone and it's been

00:42:18.880 replaced by uber eat gig jobs and it's the whole economy's run on basically ubi in a welfare state

00:42:24.700 you ain't getting anything now on the reservation there won't be anything to give

00:42:28.560 so equity for indigenous people racialized groups and persons with disabilities and

00:42:33.640 low-income households I don't know what they mean by this because if anything those people get

00:42:38.080 way more privileges and you know benefits than anybody else in this country

00:42:42.280 now this is what I'm saying so their 2023 VNR volunteer review basically focused on priorities

00:42:49.580 including poverty, education, gender equality, climate action, and partnerships, of course,

00:42:55.460 because again, Canada's not worried about anything actually, you know, sustainable or good.

00:43:00.600 It's all fucking about feelings and shit.

00:43:05.320 So this is their key approaches by goal area, their social goals, poverty, health, education,

00:43:11.340 gender equality. So how they're going to achieve no poverty. Significant reductions via programs

00:43:17.440 such as the Canada Child Benefit, Old Age Security,

00:43:21.220 Guaranteed Income Supplement and Related Supports.

00:43:24.200 Poverty rates fell substantially from the 2015 baseline,

00:43:28.420 interim 20% reduction target met earlier,

00:43:31.280 overall rate around 10% in recent data,

00:43:33.680 though disparities persist for Indigenous and other groups.

00:43:36.940 So they've been able to reduce poverty

00:43:39.280 through the Canada Child Benefit, Old Age Security and GIS.

00:43:43.680 I'd like to it'd be very interesting to see where the majority of these benefits are going

00:43:50.380 because I have a feeling that a lot of them are going to non-Canadians because the Canada child

00:43:55.180 benefit only applies to you if you have children and most people you know Canadians are lucky to

00:44:01.240 afford to have any kids and if they do they're maybe having one and chances are both both parents

00:44:07.740 are working because there's no other way you can survive. And as such means that they will get

00:44:14.380 little to nothing in Canada Child Benefit. So what this really does is, yes, it's affecting the

00:44:20.600 mostly migrants that are coming here with, you know, 8, 10 or having 8 or 10 kids while they're

00:44:26.220 here because they, you know, live in the kind of conditions that we did not, you know, we're not

00:44:33.140 used to living in. And the fact that we didn't build this country, our ancestors didn't go fight

00:44:36.940 for us to have to be living in these conditions which is like 20 people to a house or something

00:44:42.140 so they don't you know they're not worried about this kind of stuff they you know do their thing

00:44:48.200 they get all kinds of benefits Muhammad has six different wives with eight kids each so that

00:44:53.100 comes into a lot of social you know benefits right again they don't address the working poor

00:44:59.240 as they call it how did they approach or how are they going to approach uh the good health and

00:45:06.260 well-being while they investment in global health aid so they're not worried just about the

00:45:10.480 Canadians global health aid domestic focus on mental health primary care and pandemic recovery

00:45:16.940 mixed indicator results yeah they're worried about your mental health you know how they're

00:45:20.920 going to deal with that if you're a Canadian and you your mental health is fucked because you can't

00:45:25.500 find a job you can't find a place to live and you see all these invaders getting all this stuff

00:45:30.040 handed to them you're probably gonna want to you know end it all and so then at that point in time

00:45:35.280 they'll fix your mental health by offering you made and then you're not a statistic anymore

00:45:39.240 quality education a major 30 billion investment in canada wide affordable early learning and

00:45:47.800 child care leadership in intentional education aid doesn't say it says a 30 billion investment

00:45:53.180 in canada from who from us are we paying for that well it's not affecting our kids it's not

00:45:59.880 helping our kids gender equality feminist international assistance policy only fucking

00:46:07.600 Canada high share of aid supporting gender equality what gender inequality there is no

00:46:14.640 gender inequality amongst Canadians that are you know not from Muslim faiths or Indian faith like

00:46:21.040 actual Canadians there is no gender inequality so I want to know some examples efforts to close

00:46:28.300 the wage gap yeah we all know what the cause of the wage gap is right and it's not because you

00:46:33.700 know women are just purposely making less they're they're being told by their boss well you're a

00:46:37.580 woman so you're making less i've been in many different high level positions in many different

00:46:41.920 organizations and i never made any less than any of the men there that were doing the same job

00:46:46.160 that's the difference okay and when women feminists have trouble coming to terms with this

00:46:51.920 if you're doing the same job that is inherently dangerous and you're working for 12 hours a day

00:46:57.720 like a lot of tradesmen do, then you will get the same amount of money. But you can't work an email

00:47:03.520 job six hours a day, which half of you spend chatting with your co workers, and expect to get

00:47:08.900 paid the same as somebody who is risking their life every single day. It's just it doesn't add

00:47:14.180 up. Okay. So again, there is no disparity. Okay, women in Canada have the same equality rights as

00:47:22.980 men. Even the fucking troons have the same rights, the loony troons. Okay, so don't miss me with that

00:47:28.780 shit. That's bullshit. Reduced inequalities, disaggregated data collection and targeted

00:47:33.540 supports through gaps remain. So again, you can't, the only thing you can guarantee is opportunity,

00:47:40.460 you can't guarantee outcome. Again, that's you're getting into communist society. And we all know

00:47:47.000 what the outcome of communist societies are, right? It's not success. It's not a happy life.

00:47:52.980 where you know like they try to sell it where oh if you only want to work two hours today

00:47:57.980 that's your choice sister that's all you go girl you only got to work two hours a day and you're

00:48:02.900 still going to get the same as the guy next to you who works 15 that's what they really want

00:48:07.540 so decent work in economic growth great wage growth outpacing inflation in some periods

00:48:12.720 again lying with numbers focus on productive employment how you've outsourced all manufacturing

00:48:20.860 it's moved we don't produce anything anymore so the country does not produce anything so

00:48:27.480 how are you going to give or focus on productive employment when it doesn't fucking exist

00:48:32.920 industry innovation and infrastructure progress on high-speed internet access from 84 percent of

00:48:39.360 households in 2016 to over 96 percent in 2024 and innovation metrics again this is just a stupid

00:48:46.080 statistic that, you know, guaranteeing everybody has the internet. Why? So that they can fucking

00:48:52.120 play on the internet while they're collecting the welfare check that I paid for that I had to go to

00:48:55.540 work for? No. It's a, the internet should not be a right. Okay. And then we have our environmental

00:49:04.480 goals, affordable and clean energy. They plan on, so environmental goals, high share of electricity

00:49:10.760 from non-emitting sources 80 renewable non-GHD in recent data leadership claim claims in clean

00:49:18.560 energy so how they're going to achieve this is by getting most of the electricity from non-emitting

00:49:24.520 sources the emissions reduction plan plan targets 40 to 50 below 20 2005 levels by 2030 and 45 to

00:49:33.620 50 by 2035 and net zero by 2050 and that's under the canadian net zero plan the tools they've used

00:49:41.520 as we all know is carbon pricing which is doing absolutely nothing clean fuel regulations oil and

00:49:46.200 gas emissions cap clean electricity regulations and adaptation strategies emissions have declined

00:49:53.260 from 2005 peaks but further reductions are needed for the enhanced targets again it'll never happen

00:50:00.360 then we have our life below water progress towards 30 protection of marine and terrestrial areas by

00:50:06.540 2030 challenges with biodiversity species at risk and some are nature and some nature targets well

00:50:12.940 yeah wherever there's indians that's going to be a problem clean water and sanitation strong progress

00:50:19.300 lifting long-term drinking water advisories and first nation reserves they've been trying to

00:50:23.200 achieve this for fucking 50 or more years so again just something else they're kicking down the road

00:50:28.040 governance and partnerships which is 16 and 17 they're focusing on justice institutions and

00:50:33.780 reducing violence and crimes so this is one of those things where like i said you're trying to

00:50:39.600 achieve something but the very actions that you're taking is doing the opposite of that so you want

00:50:45.480 to reduce violence and crime but yet you're bringing in and not vetting the most violent

00:50:50.000 third world pieces of shit that exist on the planet you're bringing those people in unchecked

00:50:56.200 into the country. So how are we going to get those indicators down when we do that? And then

00:51:01.320 furthermore, you don't put them in jail, or you don't keep them in jail. And you don't definitely

00:51:05.440 don't deport them. So how are we going to achieve that goal? And then strong international development

00:51:11.700 assistance, see, for other countries, including feminist and climate components. So giving money

00:51:18.180 to countries like Africa, who have a still have a very patriarchal, you know, society, a lot of

00:51:25.340 times. Maybe some of them are matriarchal, depends on the tribe or wherever they're from.

00:51:30.440 But we're going to try to push feminism, which has destroyed the West, onto these other countries so

00:51:37.340 that we can destroy them too. It's not going to work. We'll see. All it means is just more of our

00:51:42.540 money going to Africa to be scammed by some, you know, kind of African warlord or corrupt politician

00:51:49.160 or something like that. And we'll just all sit here thinking that we've done something good.

00:51:55.340 So then I guess Grok summarizes that the persistent issues include food insecurity and sustainable agricultural biodiversity loss, housing, homelessness, mental health, equity gaps, and the pace of emissions.

00:52:07.440 So all but the, well, actually all of it, all of this stuff could be remedied or at least drastically reduced by sending everybody back.

00:52:17.420 Stop letting in all the immigrants, the migrants, and send most of them back, and this will fix itself.

00:52:24.920 This problem will fix itself, with the exception of the Indigenous community.

00:52:28.680 That might be something else we have to deal with separately.

00:52:32.520 So Canada reports transparently through Statistics Canada, SDG, Information Hub, annual taking action together.

00:52:42.880 it reports on the development strategy and UN processes this was this here that I came across

00:52:51.240 but it just basically these are the two fucks that penned this report but this is just addressing

00:52:56.780 some of those goals it's not addressing all of them they have different it's and it's not even

00:53:02.980 the important ones like I said it's not even the important ones like I wanted to see if they had

00:53:10.580 anything to do with like immigration or something like that but no it's all just clean energy which

00:53:14.800 I mean I guess it is important but it's not really a pressing issue right now amongst most Canadians

00:53:21.400 right so this report's available if you want to read it but they're doing my point being of this

00:53:27.600 whole video is that they're doing the exact opposite of what they should be doing if they

00:53:36.460 wanted to achieve these ridiculous utopian goals. So what is this? What is the sustained agenda

00:53:42.680 thing? Is it just a way to launder money? Is it a way to implement communism without the dirty name

00:53:48.280 to redistribute wealth amongst the poor nations who historically have not been able to do anything

00:53:54.780 with any kind of innovation that they've been given? So what exactly is the goal of this? I

00:54:01.880 don't know what you guys think you can leave me a comment i do think it's just more you know lip

00:54:06.480 service as to just to get people used to their ultimate goal in having a you know one world

00:54:12.780 global homo utopia which is never going to succeed um and maybe it's getting to the point

00:54:19.640 now where they realize that that's not going to succeed because canada hasn't hit the metric on

00:54:24.260 any of these they've come close they're but they haven't and they're never going to because like

00:54:28.740 I said, these are all unachievable, liberal, fucking progressive fantasies. And that's it.

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Dissecting UN Agenda 2030

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