There are those who idolize the United Nations as mankind's last best hope. Among other things, they see the United Nations as working to protect the world's environment. The affects of this work are starting to appear locally in the form of "green power" (i.e. expensive and unreliable power), and UN-advocated (via ICLEI) zoning regulations that strip home owners of rights to their private property. Today, a crowd, concerned largely with the "green" agenda, gathered in UN plaza in San Francisco, where the UN charter was signed in 1945, to protest against the UN:
It was a bi-partisan crowd: this is one of those rare issue cuts across party lines.
If you want to read more about this, see:
http://www.sfagainstagenda21.org/http://www.democratsagainstunagenda21.com/and, for the other side:
http://www.iclei.org/Why today? The UN declared that today is
United Nations Day.
It was a bi-partisan crowd: this is one of those rare issue cuts across party lines.
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