A Must See: The Origins of Environmentalism | Current Events, The World We Live In

Welcome to today's episode of "Current Events" where we delve into the origins of environmentalism and the hidden agendas shaping our world. I'm your host, Pastor Chris Morgan, and I'm excited to have you join me for this eye-opening discussion.

In this episode, titled "A Must See: The Origins of Environmentalism," we'll explore the birth of the environmental movement and its lesser-known precursor. You'll discover the strategies used to manipulate and program society into accepting the idea that our planet is on the brink of ecological collapse.

As we delve deeper, you'll uncover the concealed agenda – a grand plan for global governance under the United Nations. Pay close attention as we discuss key terms such as the Club of Rome, Nationalization, World Governance, the New World Order, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the not-so-new Green New Deal, and Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030.

The Club of Rome, which took center stage in 1972, implemented a global-scale policy mirroring Stalin's collectivization efforts. Instead of goon squads seizing crops, world governments took control through nationalization, transferring privately-owned resources to the state. The Club of Rome's findings were based on a controversial computer simulation titled "Limits to Growth."

Discover how these findings influenced Henry Kissinger's 1974 National Security Council study, Memorandum 200, which targeted economic growth in third-world countries, leading to economic ruin, poverty, and starvation on an unprecedented scale.

High-economic potential countries posed a threat to the New World Order, including the United States and England. The 13 target countries included Brazil, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Egypt, Nigeria, Mexico, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Ethiopia, and Colombia.

The origins of the environmental movement can be traced back to 1968, with the formation of the Club of Rome. Described as a crisis think tank, their goal was to create a crisis that would unite the world and pave the way for global solutions to local problems.

Unearth startling quotes from influential figures like George Bush Senior and Maurice Strong, Secretary-General of the UN Earth Summit, revealing their intention to reshape human society and integrate environmental concerns into decision-making at every level.

Discover how Agenda 21, a product of the Earth Summit, is part of a broader agenda to control every aspect of our lives, from what we eat to where we live, all under the umbrella of a world government with UN central direction.

The video also touches on the issue of private land ownership and its role in wealth concentration. The Club of Rome's "Limits to Growth" document in 1972 marked the beginning of social engineering to make us believe our planet is struggling to sustain life.

Learn about the connections between Karl Marx and the Rothschilds, and the push for a return to 14th-century serfdom, all under the guise of equality.

In conclusion, this episode provides critical insights into the origins of environmentalism and the hidden agendas shaping our world. We encourage you to watch with an open mind, as the information presented challenges conventional wisdom and raises important questions about the direction of our society.