Very sinister indeed and its as if Japan has been selected to be targeted specifically due to it being quite a traditional society in so many ways. Maybe I haven't been out and about in the city that much but my impression is that there has been less of it here in HK. Maybe that is due to China's influence (which is just a different kind of sinister and really no better). It all leads ultimate to a breakdown in society across the globe to pave the way for a one world government, even as they continue to keep up the pretense that countries govern themselves. Here we are in the run up to legislative council elections and there's a full propaganda campaign in full swing right now with billboards full of the various candidates that have been pre-selected to give the masses some kind of illusion that they actually have a say in the way things are run. The positive side is that I have heard a number of people who I don't consider to be particularly smart (ie mask wearers) also say that voting is meaningless. Hopefully that will lead to a record low turnout which is the best way to vote in my opinion.
The SDGs are insidious. They all interlink and thus support all the others. Unrestricted migration is a key component. They used to state it thus openly on their website. Now, you need to dig into the minutes of meetings to see what they are saying and doing, and they may have stopped posting those too. Wokism, especially the LGBTQWTFO agenda is big throughout the SDGs. And, we are seeing the results in Japan. As far back as 2018 or 19 a first year medical student told me in class that using binary language with patients is wrong. I have English language instruction textbooks here with that agenda with publishing dates of 2016 and later. Large groups of the same peoples causing huge problems in Europe are now doing the same in Japan. All of which I was mostly oblivious to until a little over a couple of years ago.
I recall last year seeing a lot of salarymen on the trains wearing the SDG symbol (ring of colours) pin badge on their lapels. It seemed to tail off sharply.
I stopped reading what the UN was dishing out years ago. I can't make it go away, and I'm not an ostrich, so I need to pay attention even if it makes me ill. As if WEF and NATO weren't enough.
Very sinister indeed and its as if Japan has been selected to be targeted specifically due to it being quite a traditional society in so many ways. Maybe I haven't been out and about in the city that much but my impression is that there has been less of it here in HK. Maybe that is due to China's influence (which is just a different kind of sinister and really no better). It all leads ultimate to a breakdown in society across the globe to pave the way for a one world government, even as they continue to keep up the pretense that countries govern themselves. Here we are in the run up to legislative council elections and there's a full propaganda campaign in full swing right now with billboards full of the various candidates that have been pre-selected to give the masses some kind of illusion that they actually have a say in the way things are run. The positive side is that I have heard a number of people who I don't consider to be particularly smart (ie mask wearers) also say that voting is meaningless. Hopefully that will lead to a record low turnout which is the best way to vote in my opinion.
The SDGs are insidious. They all interlink and thus support all the others. Unrestricted migration is a key component. They used to state it thus openly on their website. Now, you need to dig into the minutes of meetings to see what they are saying and doing, and they may have stopped posting those too. Wokism, especially the LGBTQWTFO agenda is big throughout the SDGs. And, we are seeing the results in Japan. As far back as 2018 or 19 a first year medical student told me in class that using binary language with patients is wrong. I have English language instruction textbooks here with that agenda with publishing dates of 2016 and later. Large groups of the same peoples causing huge problems in Europe are now doing the same in Japan. All of which I was mostly oblivious to until a little over a couple of years ago.
I recall last year seeing a lot of salarymen on the trains wearing the SDG symbol (ring of colours) pin badge on their lapels. It seemed to tail off sharply.
Completely revolting. I sympathize.
Excuse my insulated ignorance... What does SDG represent/mean?
The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. There are 17. They're listed halfway down this page: https://sdgs.un.org/
Thx. Don't I feel out of touch.
I stopped reading what the UN was dishing out years ago. I can't make it go away, and I'm not an ostrich, so I need to pay attention even if it makes me ill. As if WEF and NATO weren't enough.
I understand. Really, I do.