Last week I went to a swimming pool with my daughter when I noticed a large screen behind the desk where we needed to buy the tickets. There was some presentation running on the screen and I was surprised to see the colorful SDG circle turn up. Why was this globalist project promoted by the World Economic Forum shown in a public swimming pool? This article not only presents the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, but it also shows the possible dark side of all of them.

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
The SDG’s are part of the Agenda 2030 promoted by the globalist class in our society. At first sight they all look lovely, but the catch may be in the way these goals are achieved, and what exactly is meant by the terms. Let’s go over them, one by one. Of course we cannot be sure if these dark interpretations really are realistic, but knowing the mentality of the globalist elite it may be a good idea to keep this in mind.

Something else to consider is that none of these SDG’s were ever debated in any parliament in the world. They were simply forced upon the world in a top-down process, led by organizations like the United Nations and the World Economic Forum. Why would that be?

I would like to add to point 2 that Zero Hunger might imply that all food production is managed by an overseeing group that decides how the food will be distributed across the world. This group might need full control over the global food supply.

The World Health Organization (2) is also actively pushing the SDG’s. It would therefore be logical to assume that they would promote or perhaps even force vaccination on the people. It might even be made a condition for receiving your ‘universal basic income’ or your food.

SDG HOUSES
These undemocratic Sustainable Development Goals have already penetrated our society, and not just in the local swimming pool. I live in the Netherlands and we already have 12 so-called SDG-houses (4). On their website we can read:

“An SDG House provides a physical space to host a community of like-minded organisations whose vision is aligned with the promotion of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The SDG Houses form a comprehensive network of diverse collectives aiming to serve their local communities by coupling locally-minded initiatives with local and national agendas, facilitating cooperation between entrepreneurs, educators, local communities, and organisations. The Network, therefore, connects these spaces of inspiration with NGOs, businesses, knowledge partners, and individuals who can mutually benefit from their diverse range of knowledge and expertise.

….Over 150+ organisations in our SDG Community work collectively towards accelerating the SDGs through means of, for example, urban development, impact investment, inclusive finance, fair trade, and organic product development. Our mission is to build SDG Houses around the world and harbour responsible change together as an SDG Community.” (4)

Why would SDG-Houses with all of their NGO’s, businesses and knowledge partners have any influence on things like urban development? Who voted for these people to interfere with our cities? The national ‘SDG Nederland‘ organization is sponsered by the Dutch ministry of Foreign Affairs (5).

SOME REFLECTIONS
It seems that I opened yet another globalist can of worms by studying these Sustainable Development Goals. We learned about SDG-houses, which are affiliated with the National SDG Organization (5). They are even considered as a charity organization: you can deduct any donations from your taxes.

Since I prefer to have relatively short articles on this website I will present the other SDG’s in separate posts. Share your thoughts in our telegram group or subscribe to this website.

FOOTNOTES
(1) Why young people are key to achieving the SDGs
(2) Donald Trump Torches the World Health Organization
(3) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
(4) Network of SDG Houses
(5) SDG Nederland