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pilot’s “temporary unresponsiveness for reasons that could not be established.” 25
                   Strange  purges  are  also  underway.  Canada  has  dismissed  two  thousand  scientists  and
               hundreds of programs that monitored smoke stack emissions, food inspections, oil spills, water
               quality, climate change, etc. while closing seven of the eleven Fisheries and Oceans libraries:

                     . . .a document classified as “secret” that was obtained by Postmedia News mentioned “culling of materials” as a main
                     activity in the reduction of libraries. . .reports have emerged of books being strewn across floors and even piled into
                     dumpsters. 26

                   Thus it is that decades of subterfuge, manipulation, extreme weather experiments, murder
               and mayhem have preceded the present normalization of geoengineering, and all in full view of
               nations  of  citizens  who  no  longer  believe  in  their  own  perceptions  and  intuitions.  With
               operational weather weapons and the Space Fence in place, globalists are ready to further subject
               nations to the will of the United Nations instrument.



                                                  THE UN POWER SHIFT

                   The participation of the U.S. and China is significant, as the two account for more than 40
                 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. The agreement goes into force once 55 countries
                accounting for at least 55 percent of global emissions officially sign. . .Parties to the agreement
                 will still have to go through the process of joining the agreement, which for most will require
                                      processes of approval in their home countries . . . 27


               On Earth Day 2016, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change agreement
               was signed after being hammered out at multiple conferences culminating in the COP  in Paris
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               (November  30–December  11,  2015).  The  2011  UN  Climate  Change  Conference  (COP17)  in
               Durban,  South  Africa  had  attempted  to  include  an  International  Tribunal  of  Climate  Justice
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               provision,  but by COP21, it was no more.
                   It  was  quite  a  show.  Climate  mouthpieces  had  been  carefully  chosen—the  IPCC,
               geoengineers  David  Keith  and  Ken  Caldeira,  prestigious  university  Ph.D.s,  embedded  NGOs,
               government  agencies, the World  Bank and IMF,  and  of  course  the  usual  Wall  Street-London
               deep pockets. Scriptwriters worked overtime on the fate of the Earth as cameras panned in on
               lightning flashes, rolling storms, deluges and droughts, crying babies, hospital emergency rooms
               filled to overflowing. . .The UN was to be tasked with vast new tax and regulatory powers in the
               name of keeping global warming below 2°C.
                   A quieter UN meeting had taken place in New York City two months before COP21: the
               Sustainable Development Summit concentrating on UN Agenda 2030 (Agenda 21 renamed) that
               would coordinate with the carbons scam to turn nationhood into a mere environmental address:

                     To cheers, applause and probably a tinge of relief, the 17 global goals that will provide the blueprint for the world’s
                     development over the next 15 years were ratified by UN member states in New York on Friday. After speeches from
                     Pope Francis and the Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, and songs from Shakira and Angelique Kidjo, the ambitious
                     agenda — which aims to tackle poverty, climate change and inequality for all people in all countries — was signed off
                     by 193 countries at the start of a three-day UN summit on sustainable development . . . The global goals summit
                     continues until Sunday, after which all eyes will be on the UN climate talks in November. Asked if the goals will be
                     scuppered without a strong deal in Paris [COP21], Mogens Lykketoft, the president of the UN general assembly, was
                     hesitant, saying leaders were making more commitments than they were in previous COP meetings. “From what we
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                     know and hope for, we will be approaching a better deal.”
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