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Via Prison Planet.com \u00bb Commentary<\/p>\n

Cassandra Anderson
\nPrison Planet.com<\/a>
\nThursday, May 27, 2010<\/p>\n

Agenda 21 Sustainable Development is the overarching blueprint for depopulation and total control, using the environment as the excuse for that control. \u00a0The 3 major tools that are used are :<\/div>\n
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\u2022 \u00a0Global warming<\/div>\n
\u2022 \u00a0Water Shortages<\/div>\n
\u2022 \u00a0Endangered Species Act<\/div>\n
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In the case of the California Delta, man made water shortages have been imposed on farmers by way of the ESA (Endangered Species Act) for the last three years. \u00a0Still,\u00a0the Delta smelt populations have declined, despite the restrictions. \u00a0While the federal government refused to acknowledge that the cause for the decline in smelt populations was due to up to 1 BILLION gallons of partially treated sewage being flushed into the Delta per day, they blamed the water pumps for the decline in smelt. \u00a0Their disastrous solution was to cut the water flow to farmers (who supply our country with 50% of its produce and nuts), thereby increasing the water levels in the Delta to dilute pollution.<\/div>\n
This didn’t work, smelt populations declined. \u00a0In fact, California had a wetter-than-ususal winter and instead of allowing more water to be delivered to farms, when the Shasta Reservoir filled to its safe capacity level, the water was bled out into the Pacific Ocean.<\/div>\n
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Due to mounting pressure against the corrupt Department of Interior and obvious waste of water, the federal pump’s water delivery was increased in some areas. \u00a0Many allege that this was also in part due to Central Valley Congressmen Dennis Cardoza and Jim Costa voting in favor of Obamacare, in trade for water to the farm areas.(1) \u00a0Ironically, the farms were promised 25% of the amount of water that had been contracted (40% is what is needed to keep the farms viable). \u00a0Further, the farmers were promised a delivery up to 25%, but they were only guaranteed a 5% increase, thereby making it difficult for them to get loans because the farmers, in turn, couldn’t guarantee a harvest with only a 5% increase of water.<\/div>\n
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Last week, Patricia Gilbert, a professor of ecology and oceanography from the University of Maryland, concluded that the smelt decline was a result of high ammonium levels from urine and feces. \u00a0Specifically, she cited that the pollution was coming primarily from Sacramento, which doesn’t fully process its sewage before it is dumped into the Delta. \u00a0Dr. Patricia Gilbert was then forced to resign from the National Academy of Sciences panel. \u00a0The Academy forced her resignation because she went public with the information and they found it a conflict of interest for her to review her own work.(2) \u00a0This is incredibly hypocritical, given the profound conflicts of interest within the National Academy of Sciences.<\/div>\n
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Specifically, the National Academy of Sciences is a quasi- governmental agency, created during Lincoln’s administration. \u00a0The Academy advises the government in scientific matters in order to set public policy and law. \u00a0The NAS is also a tax exempt private corporation (they do not publish their financial records on their website, nor do they list their donors). \u00a0NAS is subsidized by federal grants and other “contributions” from undisclosed donors. \u00a0New members are elected by current members, thus ensuring cronyism, a depopulation agenda and fraud.<\/div>\n
For example, some of the prestigious members of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) include Paul Ehrlich and John Holdren, Gene Likens and Frederick Bormann, and Mario J. Molina.(3)<\/div>\n
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John Holdren (Obama’s current science czar) and Paul Ehrlich are rabid eugenicists- supporters of selective breeding often through brutal means like genocide and forced sterilization, who co-authored ‘Ecoscience’, which advocates a “global police force\u201d to enforce totalitarian measures of population control that includes forced abortions and mass sterilization programs conducted via the food and water supply, among other horrors. \u00a0It is interesting to note that Ehrlich’s work also appears in the United Nations Agenda 21 Global Biodiversity Assessment Report.(4)<\/div>\n<\/p>\n

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Gene Likens, along with Frederick Bormann, invented acid rain. \u00a0In 1980, the NAS predicted acid rain would double the number of acid-dead lakes within 10 years, so\u00a0a $600 million dollar study by the US government, that spanned 10 years,\u00a0discredited Liken’s theory. \u00a0Dr. Ed Krug found that acidity in the Adirondack lakes was not caused by coal processing in Pennsylvania (as theorized by Likens), but by local plants and soil. \u00a0Because of the enthusiasm of policy makers this scientific scandal was hidden until 60 Minutes got ahold of it and it became widely publicized. \u00a0After awhile, people forgot about Liken’s and Bormann’s science fraud and acid rain regulations were written into the federal Clean Air Act. \u00a0The EPA trashed Dr. Ed Krug’s career thereafter.(5)<\/div>\n
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Mario J. Molina, a professor at MIT, won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for creating alarmism over the ozone hole in the Antarctic, for which he blamed CFCs (chlorofluorocarbon gases from refrigerants and aerosol products like hairspray). \u00a0Freon refrigerants were vilified as a major cause of the Arctic ozone depletion. \u00a0It later came to light that ozone over the Arctic cyclically thins for a brief period of time, and there is no hole. \u00a0However, corporate controlled policy makers rushed to ban freon because the DuPont patent was expiring on it, and DuPont would lose the monopoly because other companies could manufacture freon cheaply. \u00a0DuPont did own a patent on an alternative product that was more expensive and more difficult to produce, so freon was banned.(6)<\/div>\n
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There is an obvious lack of easily accessible information about who funds the National Academy of Sciences in addition to the US federal government; clearly, the ruling elite monopoly owners have an overwhelming amount of ‘influence’. \u00a0There is evidence of financial ties to the Rockefeller Foundation and Ford Foundation, who are cohorts in depopulation of the planet, as evidenced by the support of Rockefeller’s Population Council.(7)<\/div>\n
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The lawsuit to save the California Delta smelt and to close down the water pumps, based on the corrupt Endangered Species Act, was brought by the Natural Resources Defense Council, and is funded by the Ford Foundation (the annual budget is $87 million dollars). \u00a0The California Delta smelt debacle is a model of how the globalists plan to create water shortages via the Endangered Species Act in order to pursue the objectives of Agenda 21 (depopulation and control). \u00a0Therefore, science should be scrutinized.<\/div>\n
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Valid science is independent and does not have a political or economic agenda attached to it.<\/div>\n
Valid science considers ALL data, as opposed to ignoring that which does not fit in its paradigm.<\/div>\n
Valid science has reproducible results.<\/div>\n
Valid science freely provides information to the public without the necessity of the Freedom of Information Act.<\/div>\n
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The good news: Federal Judge Oliver Wanger ruled on 5\/25\/2010 that the biological opinion, provided by the National Marine Fisheries Services, a sub agency of the Department of Interior, failed to consider the impact that turning off the federal pump (owned by the Department of Interior) had on humans. \u00a0Therefore, he allowed the pump to be reactivated at 40%- enough to irrigate farms, until June 15th and then the case will be revisited. \u00a0It is important to remember that the Department of Interior also determines which species are ‘endangered’.<\/div>\n
While there are many good scientists out there, when public policy is concerned, or an economic agenda is at stake, we can see what can happen to them, as evidenced by Dr. Ed Krug and Dr. Patricia Gilbert. \u00a0The NAS wanted to drag their feet until Fall 2011 to issue their recommendation on the Delta issue, but now their advice is becoming irrelevant.<\/div>\n
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For more information on the Endangered Species Act (8) and past articles by Cassandra Anderson about Agenda 21, visit www.MorphCity.com<\/a>.<\/div>\n
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Sources:<\/div>\n
(1) \u00a0http:\/\/www.examiner.com\/x-24812-Ventura-County-Headlines-Examiner~y2010m4d1-Healthcare-votes-look-fishy-to-Californias-Central-Valley-water-issue<\/a><\/div>\n
(2) \u00a0http:\/\/www.contracostatimes.com\/news\/ci_15138043?source=rss&nclick_check=1<\/a><\/div>\n
(3) \u00a0http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/List_of_members_of_the_National_Academy_of_Sciences_(Environmental_sciences_and_ecology<\/a>)<\/div>\n
(4) \u00a0http:\/\/www.prisonplanet.com\/obama-science-advisor-called-for-planetary-regime-to-enforce-totalitarian-population-control-measures.html<\/a><\/div>\n
(5) \u00a0http:\/\/www.sepp.org\/Archive\/controv\/controversies\/epavskrug.html<\/a><\/div>\n
(6) \u00a0http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Mario_J._Molina<\/a><\/div>\n
http:\/\/www.sweetliberty.org\/issues\/environment\/ozonefreon_fraud.htm<\/a><\/div>\n
http:\/\/www.lewrockwell.com\/orig6\/blackstock5.html<\/a><\/div>\n
(7) \u00a0http:\/\/www.rockefellerfoundation.org\/grants\/grants-and-grantees\/1406759<\/a><\/div>\n
http:\/\/www.diversityandequity.rutgers.edu\/handbook\/Ford%20Foundation%20Minority%20Fellows%20Directory.pdf<\/a><\/div>\n
http:\/\/www7.nationalacademies.org\/cpop\/<\/a><\/div>\n
http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Population_Council<\/a><\/div>\n
(8) \u00a0http:\/\/www.morphcity.com\/agenda-21\/environment\/esa<\/a><\/div>\n
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