NGOs insert themselves into your communities, town, cities, and states affecting what you do, how you live, how you work, where you shop, where you vacation, where you build
Smart Growth America, a 2000 Washington, D.C. established non-profit, “is the leader of several advocacy groups with interest in urban sprawl that affects the environment, quality of life and economic sustainability,” all goals clearly stated in the U.N. Agenda 2030.(Smart Growth USA)
This NGO focuses on three priorities: climate change and resilience, advancing racial equity, and creating healthy communities, goals also stated by the U.N. Agenda 2030. “It involves itself with housing, zoning, planning, land use, economic development, and others.”
NGOs insert themselves into your communities, town, cities, and states affecting what you do, how you live, how you work, where you shop, where you vacation, where you build, everything you do under the guise that they know what is best for you and you have agreed to it even though you have never voted these people into office. They come with money, often from the U.S. taxpayers, money that is hard to refuse when a community struggles with problems and funding.
For those who have not yet been acquainted with United Nation’s 17 Sustainable Development goals, the lynchpin of U.N. Agenda 2030, or need a refresher of this globalist take-over and control of every facet of our lives in perpetuity and private property interdiction, here is a self-explanatory link. (United Nations Sustainable Development)
We can withdraw from the U.N. and stop paying for its existence, Sen. Lee, but the global octopus has already spread its tentacles in every direction and all its babies have already reproduced and embedded around the world at every government level.