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The second commitment in Our Common Agenda is about protecting the planet. This means zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 or earlier, declaring a global climate emergency, and that no new coal-fired power plants will be built after 2021. In addition, the global food system will be transformed to operate within the planetary boundaries. In this …
In September 2021, the UN Secretary-General António Guterres released the report Our Common Agenda.[1] The former Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfvén leads the UN panel that will provide proposals on how this agenda should be implemented. It is clear that the report comes as a direct response to the declaration about The Great Reset made …
The Swedish scholar and PhD, Jacob Nordangård has made it his academic mission to analyse and map the global power networks and how they drive societal change. In his latest book he argues that we are experiencing a global Coup d’Etat, orchestrated by a technocratic elite, obsessed with a utopian vision of the perfect society, …
Since Agenda 2030 was signed in September 2015, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals has come to dominate everything. The aim is to make us consume less and recycle more. Ready to lead us on the path to towards a zero-emission Utopia are the same or same type of multinational corporations that have polluted the environment …
As an echo of Klaus Schwab, who recently stepped forward in this time of crisis to guide us into a technocratic future run by Big Tech, now Ervin László from the Club of Budapest and Worldshift 2012 has reemerged to offer his spiritual guidance into a future of unity and harmony. Though appearing like polar …
The UN Agenda 2030 with its Sustainable Development Goals is claimed to “ensure peace and prosperity for people and the planet.” The actions are said to tackle poverty and hunger, bring better health and education, reduce inequalities, and save the oceans, forests and the climate. Who can argue against such benevolent goals? But the promised …
This is a post by Pharos contributor Hans Holmén (retired Associate Professor in Economic Geography). His paper is put in a Swedish context with references to the Swedish debate but the content have an interest for a broader international audience. Holmén makes a compelling case about a climate science that is based on uncertain data …
A virus is at this time spreading with incredible speed. No, we’re not talking about the COVID19 but the Q virus. As the 2020 U.S. Presidential election approaches, the messages from the mysterious Q has gained a new wave of momentum and a much wider audience, much thanks to a newly released Dutch ‘documentary’ going viral, …
A digital identity for every citizen on the globe has been identified by the World Bank and World Economic Forum as an important part in the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals. The right to a legal identity is a part of Global Goal 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). An effort to achieve this is …
