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Unknow

Sat 03/12/22 08:46 PM

Watch it--we are living it right now!
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Unknow

Sat 03/12/22 11:15 PM

Yep, I've been aware all my adult life, its just more obvious now and more frequent. It's like a magicians trick, create a big distraction that the news media keeps as top story for days and weeks while Gov does highly relevant, detrimental things to the american people that may not get reported in news feed or is just a footnote. My favorite was Clinton signing over multiple National parks and US highways to the UN, as Federal law prohibits stationing foreign toops on US soil its now legal as those land deeds are held by the UN , therefore not US soil any more.
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Unknow

Sun 03/13/22 04:37 AM

Yep, I've been aware all my adult life, its just more obvious now and more frequent. It's like a magicians trick, create a big distraction that the news media keeps as top story for days and weeks while Gov does highly relevant, detrimental things to the american people that may not get reported in news feed or is just a footnote. My favorite was Clinton signing over multiple National parks and US highways to the UN, as Federal law prohibits stationing foreign toops on US soil its now legal as those land deeds are held by the UN , therefore not US soil any more.

100% agree! it is so obvious now, more than ever. If ever there were a time in our evolution, since 1776, for the people to rise up against the bs, it is RIGHT NOW!
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Mortman

Sun 03/13/22 04:47 PM


Yep, I've been aware all my adult life, its just more obvious now and more frequent. It's like a magicians trick, create a big distraction that the news media keeps as top story for days and weeks while Gov does highly relevant, detrimental things to the american people that may not get reported in news feed or is just a footnote. My favorite was Clinton signing over multiple National parks and US highways to the UN, as Federal law prohibits stationing foreign toops on US soil its now legal as those land deeds are held by the UN , therefore not US soil any more.

I'm calling BS. Can you give even one example of a national park or highway signed over to the UN, or was this just something that you heard on the radio?
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Unknow

Sun 03/13/22 07:54 PM

I'm calling BS. Can you give even one example of a national park or highway signed over to the UN, or was this just something that you heard on the radio?

it was about 25 yrs ago on CBS, NBC or ABC nightly news, when the Monica Lewinsky incident was the BIG story. I believe it was by presidential order of which there is a record kept of all presidential orders.
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motowndowntown

Mon 03/14/22 01:53 PM

UNESCO World Heritage Sites were created in 1978 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). They began designating important sites around the globe as part of an effort to preserve the world’s cultural and natural heritage. The current list of World Heritage Sites includes 1,153 properties as of 2021.

Contrary to some internet rumors, sites are not owned or controlled by the United Nations or UNESCO. National Parks and other historic sites are not owned by UNESCO or the UN. They are usually owned by the local government and a few are in private hands. Member states have to apply to have a site listed and no site can be listed without the approval of the host country. The only power which UNESCO has is to have a site delisted as a World Heritage Site, which has happened so far twice in its history.
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Unknow

Mon 03/14/22 11:06 PM

UNESCO World Heritage Sites were created in 1978 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). They began designating important sites around the globe as part of an effort to preserve the world’s cultural and natural heritage. The current list of World Heritage Sites includes 1,153 properties as of 2021.

Contrary to some internet rumors, sites are not owned or controlled by the United Nations or UNESCO. National Parks and other historic sites are not owned by UNESCO or the UN. They are usually owned by the local government and a few are in private hands. Member states have to apply to have a site listed and no site can be listed without the approval of the host country. The only power which UNESCO has is to have a site delisted as a World Heritage Site, which has happened so far twice in its history.

It would be interesting to see the specifics of the application paper work, it seems that in applying the land/site would be registered with UNESCO.
As an example: When you purchase a new automobile the title for it is the MSO (manufacturers statement of origin) aka the window sticker, of which there are at least 5 copies. Then when you register the automobile with the State, the registration form, that has your signature on it, along with a copy of the MSO is sent to the Department of Transportation, then they send you a "Certificate of Title" with the name of the State at the top, your name below, and a description of the property. This instrument is a UCC-1 form, the name at the top of the instrument holds the RIGHTS to that property, the name below owns the Debter use rights to it. By signing and delivering the registration form along with the MSO you have relinquished your sole rights to the automobile, in exchange for debter use rights.
It may well be that any land/registration to UNESCO works the same way.
ot: birth certificates are UCC-1 forms.
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Richard

Tue 03/15/22 09:24 AM


UNESCO World Heritage Sites were created in 1978 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). They began designating important sites around the globe as part of an effort to preserve the world’s cultural and natural heritage. The current list of World Heritage Sites includes 1,153 properties as of 2021.

Contrary to some internet rumors, sites are not owned or controlled by the United Nations or UNESCO. National Parks and other historic sites are not owned by UNESCO or the UN. They are usually owned by the local government and a few are in private hands. Member states have to apply to have a site listed and no site can be listed without the approval of the host country. The only power which UNESCO has is to have a site delisted as a World Heritage Site, which has happened so far twice in its history.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites In The United States Of America
UNESCO Site Location Year of Inscription Type
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site Missouri 1982 Cultural
Carlsbad Caverns National Park New Mexico 1995 Natural
Chaco Culture National Historical Park New Mexico 1987 Cultural
Everglades National Park Florida 1979 Natural
Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve Alaska 1979 Natural
Grand Canyon National Park Arizona 1979 Natural
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee 1983 Natural
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Hawaii 1987 Natural
Independence Hall Pennsylvania 1979 Cultural
La Fortaleza and San Juan Puerto Rico 1983 Cultural
Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky 1981 Natural
Mesa Verde National Park Colorado 1978 Cultural
Monticello and the University of Virginia-Charlottesville Virginia 1987 Cultural
Monumental Earthworks of Poverty Point Louisiana 2014 Cultural
Olympic National Park Washington 1981 Natural
Papahānaumokuākea Hawaii 2010 Mixed
Redwood National and State Parks California 1980 Natural
San Antonio Missions Texas 2015 Cultural
Statue of Liberty New York 1984 Cultural
Taos Pueblo New Mexico 1992 Cultural
Waterton Glacier International Peace Park Montana 1995 Natural
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming, Montana, Idaho 1978 Natural
Yosemite National Park California 1984 Natural