Globalism is on the march and it has but one outcome – control over regular people by the elite. The course for paper money, money controlled by an international oligarchy, printed out of thin air and underlying the U.S. economy for 99 years, has been positioned to likely break – within even an older baby boomer’s lifetime. The present monetary system operates to create debt, which inevitably works to crash the currency. Woe to the indebted. Prepare yourself and others for increasing risk of a dollar crash, or even collapse.

Let me begin by congratulating any readers who’ve slogged through the first three parts of my analysis of the North Carolina Benefit Corporation Act, or SB26. While those articles expose both the incompetence (or worse) of the NC General Assembly for considering such legislation and the abuse that such vague, open-ended legislation can entail, you’re probably still wanting to know just why I’ve bothered cobbling together several thousand words warning you of the perils of such a new regulation.

When most people first hear about legislation to create a new type of corporation in which the directors must provide a “general public benefit” while being freed from bothersome constraints such as maximizing profit or considering the needs and concerns of shareholders, their usual response is, “So what? But for some reason I couldn’t stop wondering about the legislation, and a Latin adage kept popping into my head: “Cui bono?,” which fittingly enough means “to whose benefit?” Anyone who’s studied the corrupt history of tax-exempt foundations and non-profit organizations knows immediately that the only reasons for such an open-ended and convoluted piece of legislation are that there’s money to be made, an agenda to be fulfilled, or both.

If you’ve read Part 1 one of this series, you’re filled in on all the basic aspects of SB 26, the “North Carolina Benefit Corporation Act.” For those who might have stumbled upon this part without seeing the original post (and who don’t want to spend time clicking on the above link), here’s a quick recap.

People across the country need to be fully aware of the “benefit corporations” strategy because the sponsoring nonprofit B Labs Corporation is introducing the same boilerplate legislation in all 50 states. It is essentially a stealth implementation of many Agenda 21 principles. Here are the links to Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 of this series.

Imagine a legislated brotherhood of business where favored businesses get to go to the front of the line for permits, licenses and opportunities merely because they agree to advance the principles of Sustainable Development and Agenda 21. SB26, the North Carolina Benefit Corporations Act contains boilerplate legislation from B Labs. View B Labs Statement of Purpose and Declaration of Interdependence here. The following points are applicable to activists or concerned citizens who want to understand why they should oppose Benefit Corporation legislation in their States.

What if the Federal Reserve dollar falls – hard? How is the globalist blueprint known as Sustainable Development Agenda 21 designed to make humans into livestock? Why liberty must be understood by this generation of Americans lest it be lost for a very long time.

Shariah Law and American State Courts: An Assessment of State Appellate Court Cases Version 1.2 / May 18, 2011 (PDF, 635 pages, 2.4 MB)

 The Center for Security Policy’s report evaluates 50 Appellate Court cases from 23 states that involve conflicts between Shariah (Islamic law) and American state law. These cases are the stories of Muslim American families, mostly Muslim women and children, who were asking American courts to preserve their rights to equal protection and due process.  These families came to America for freedom from the discriminatory and cruel laws of Shariah.  When our courts then apply Shariah law in the lives of these families, and deny them equal protection, they are betraying the principles on which America was founded.

Transition Towns and the Transition US Movement pull in overly trusting locals with Transition USA's well-funded and well-promoted "grassroots" outer image. However, Transition Towns are insidious and if you don't recognize them and stop them, you'll soon be transitioned into an Agenda 21, Sustainable Development community where congested living, contrived shortages and a surveillance society are a given.