Agenda 21 is a UN action program that was adopted by 182 countries at the 1992 Conference on
Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro.
It contains specific development and environmental policy recommendations for the 21st century.
With the 2030 Agenda adopted by the UN in 2015, the goals of Agenda 21 were further developed in line with the challenges
that have grown worldwide and now apply equally to all countries.
The official aim of the 17 key points of the 2030 Agenda is to counteract a deterioration of the situation in countries
and to improve the world under the premise of sustainability.
The 2015 UN General Assembly resolution reads: "We are determined to free humanity from the tyranny of
poverty and want and to heal and protect our planet.
We are determined to take the bold and transformative steps that are urgently needed to put the
world on the path to sustainability and resilience.
We promise to leave no one behind on this journey we are embarking on together today."
A closer look at political programs, however, reveals that they consistently pursue completely different goals than
those that are superficially presented to the population.
With this aspect of deception in mind, Kla.TV has taken a close look at 12 of the 17 key points of the 2030 Agenda and
"translated" them so that viewers around the world can compare what the positively formulated goals actually mean in practice:
Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere.
 Instead, it can be observed that entire populations are being made dependent on state subsidies, which results
in society being slowly guided towards a socialist system.
Through the International Monetary Fund (IMF), nations fall into debt traps from which they can never escape.
Goal 2: End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.
 However, it can be observed that natural, small-scale farming is being destroyed, while at the same time multinational
corporations are increasingly controlling global food production through industrial
agriculture, genetic engineering and agrochemicals.
Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.
 However, it can be observed that compulsory vaccination is being introduced across the board and
natural healing methods are being suppressed or persecuted.
As a result, people are increasingly dominated by the pharmaceutical industry, whose products are
demonstrably making the population sicker, even reducing it.
Goal 4: Ensure inclusive, equitable and quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
 Instead, it must be noted that the level of education is falling worldwide, particularly as a result of Agenda 21 and 2030.
With the help of educational standards and education towards a "common core", the population is manipulated from
an early age so that people become uncritical, accept everything and remain passive as a result.
Goal 5: Empower all women and girls for equal opportunities and self-determination through gender equality.
 Instead, it must be noted that natural, traditional family and living arrangements are being dissolved, women are being
used as cheap labor and children are being raised by the state.
 We have also been approaching the goal of a genderless society for decades.
While feminism is being promoted, all male characteristics are being suppressed.
 The promotion of transgender ideology has drastically increased the number of sex changes among young people, which ultimately
means that reproduction can also be controlled by the state.
Goal 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all
 However, it must be noted that 90% of the world's water is consumed by the raw materials industry, which is dominated
by multinational corporations, while at the same time the privatization of water supply is being driven forward worldwide.
Today, a number of multinational corporations dominate the global water markets, making water more and more a luxury
good and at the same time preventing the population from becoming self-sufficient and independent.
Goal 7: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all.
 However, the fact is that in Germany, for example, the expansion of renewable energies is driving up electricity prices massively
and consumers in particular are being asked to pay for it.
Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.
 However, it can be observed that, as a result of globalization, international corporations are increasingly dictating working
conditions, ruthlessly exploiting people and at the same time taking over or destroying smaller companies on a large scale.
For example, the five largest internet groups alone have acquired 436 companies worth
131 billion US dollars in the last ten years.
As a result, only a handful of companies will ultimately remain.
Goal 9: Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.
 However, it must be noted that deindustrialization is taking place in many countries, which is
causing unemployment to rise significantly in some cases.
At the same time, many countries were lured into state over-indebtedness, i.e. a debt trap, by "promotional" loans.
The result is the sell-off of domestic resources, infrastructure and labor.
Goal 10: Reduce inequality between countries.
 In a study, economist Valentin Lang examined the consequences of globalization in 147 countries between 1970
and 2014 and came to the following sobering conclusion:
Although income differences between countries are narrowing, income differences within the population are widening.
While the incomes of the higher-earning upper class have risen, ordinary people are the big losers.
They are often plunged into poverty, hunger and a lack of prospects by international corporations,
which are the main beneficiaries of globalization.
These corporations ruthlessly exploit countries and their populations, leading to an increase
in inequality instead of the promised reduction.
Goal 11: Make cities and settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.
 But instead, total surveillance of the population is being promoted in the name of security.
For example, more and more countries are using facial recognition technology for surveillance.
In public places in cities, people's faces are automatically scanned and processed by an algorithm.
In addition, strict gun laws should ensure greater security.
In reality, however, gun bans do not disarm a single criminal, but rather law-abiding citizens, which prevents popular
uprisings and only guarantees the security of the oligarchs.
Goal 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns
 Instead, by levying punitive taxes, people are forced to abandon proven technologies.
For example, due to the CO2 tax on the consumption of fossil fuels in Germany, new coal-fired power plants are
being dismantled and continued to operate in other countries. The situation is similar with diesel vehicles.
 In addition, a social credit system based on the Chinese model is being prepared step by step in the name of the "Great Reset",
both in Germany and in all other countries around the world.
As a result, anyone who does not behave in accordance with the government can have their freedoms and basic
rights severely curtailed, including their ability to secure their livelihood, i.e. to buy food.
So much for the investigation of the alleged improvements.
Conclusion: If you compare the many aspired and beautifully formulated goals with the actual developments, you realize
that this is - as the saying goes - a fraudulent labeling.
Interestingly, the same symbol is used for the 2030 Agenda as for the "Great Reset" planned by the WEF.
However, no improvement in this global situation can be expected from a self-appointed elite such as the World Economic Forum.
On the contrary, their New World Order is nothing other than the self-enrichment of a few
financial oligarchs at the expense of the general public.
That is why we simply need a new, all-conscious world leadership that must emerge from the people.
Any desired improvement in the world situation is therefore the joint task of a well-informed population, which
must also be prepared to assume personal responsibility.