Gregg Braden

It's not the people in Lima, Peru, and Beijing, China, bumping chest with Washington, D.C. It's a handful of leaders in positions of power, but the people know how to get along, and the people know... how to care for one another and how to raise their families. So this is all coming to this convergence point in these next five years.

If the goals are met that are being proposed and the policies are already being written, the laws are being enacted, this is all formalized now. Because... By who? Well, the WEF. Yeah. You think Trump's going to put a stop to that stuff? The WEF began in 1971. And they've always had these elitist ideas. And they meet in Davos. That's cool.

If the goals are met that are being proposed and the policies are already being written, the laws are being enacted, this is all formalized now. Because... By who? Well, the WEF. Yeah. You think Trump's going to put a stop to that stuff? The WEF began in 1971. And they've always had these elitist ideas. And they meet in Davos. That's cool.

If the goals are met that are being proposed and the policies are already being written, the laws are being enacted, this is all formalized now. Because... By who? Well, the WEF. Yeah. You think Trump's going to put a stop to that stuff? The WEF began in 1971. And they've always had these elitist ideas. And they meet in Davos. That's cool.

They can sit around and talk about what they think the world should be. And it affects no one. Here's where that changed. A lot of people don't know this. 2019, they formalized an agreement. They signed an agreement with the United Nations to use the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, UN SDG 2030, to implement their ideas because they felt they were so closely aligned. UN SDG 2030.

They can sit around and talk about what they think the world should be. And it affects no one. Here's where that changed. A lot of people don't know this. 2019, they formalized an agreement. They signed an agreement with the United Nations to use the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, UN SDG 2030, to implement their ideas because they felt they were so closely aligned. UN SDG 2030.

They can sit around and talk about what they think the world should be. And it affects no one. Here's where that changed. A lot of people don't know this. 2019, they formalized an agreement. They signed an agreement with the United Nations to use the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, UN SDG 2030, to implement their ideas because they felt they were so closely aligned. UN SDG 2030.

These are 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Steve can look them up. They look beautiful on the surface. If you read them, for example, who wouldn't want Who wouldn't want into poverty? Who wouldn't want into disease? Who wouldn't want those things? Now you read the fine print. How are they going to achieve those things? And this is where it gets really scary.

These are 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Steve can look them up. They look beautiful on the surface. If you read them, for example, who wouldn't want Who wouldn't want into poverty? Who wouldn't want into disease? Who wouldn't want those things? Now you read the fine print. How are they going to achieve those things? And this is where it gets really scary.

These are 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Steve can look them up. They look beautiful on the surface. If you read them, for example, who wouldn't want Who wouldn't want into poverty? Who wouldn't want into disease? Who wouldn't want those things? Now you read the fine print. How are they going to achieve those things? And this is where it gets really scary.

Right now, the US is the problem. Because we are a nation that was founded on principles of divinity, the divine nature of human existence. And because of that, we have freedoms. I mean, we can do a whole program on that. Who was it that founded this nation, and where did those ideas come from? Will the Masons go back to the Templars, the Templars? Actually, Columbus was funded by the Templars.

Right now, the US is the problem. Because we are a nation that was founded on principles of divinity, the divine nature of human existence. And because of that, we have freedoms. I mean, we can do a whole program on that. Who was it that founded this nation, and where did those ideas come from? Will the Masons go back to the Templars, the Templars? Actually, Columbus was funded by the Templars.

Right now, the US is the problem. Because we are a nation that was founded on principles of divinity, the divine nature of human existence. And because of that, we have freedoms. I mean, we can do a whole program on that. Who was it that founded this nation, and where did those ideas come from? Will the Masons go back to the Templars, the Templars? Actually, Columbus was funded by the Templars.

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Right.

Right.

Oh, yeah. I mean, you look at this.

Oh, yeah. I mean, you look at this.

Oh, yeah. I mean, you look at this.

He was funded by Templars. Templars... They're kind of a mixed bag. But when you go, the Magna Carta, for example, was the first document that reflected any semblance of freedoms of people under government. And many of those ideas were then reflected from the masons in the Templar tradition in the Declaration of Independence.