What are globalists?
The term "globalists" carries a certain baggage these days.
Therefore, a definition beforehand:
By "globalists," we mean nothing other than
the uncritical implementers and propagandists of the
global "UN Sustainable Development Goals 2030"
as well as the UN's donors, i.e., international high finance.
(Today, half of all global wealth belongs to just one percent of the world's population—
the super-rich, the UN's donors, through whom they seek to exert their influence.)
Of 195 nations, 193 are now members of the UN, including Switzerland.
The entire world,
including the World Economic Forum
(whose "Young Global Leaders" include almost all of today's younger world leaders),
seems to have committed itself to these UN 2030 goals...
We need to be informed about them!
Globalists are now present in many governments, administrations, companies and other bodies worldwide,
and they try every day to implement these UN 2030 goals...
THE UN GOALS 2030
The following are some goals from this UN Agenda 2030 that we consider particularly questionable:
Abortion / Population Decline
Free choice of gender for all / Gender
No more private property / State capitalism
One of the UN's 2030 goals advocates for women's "reproductive rights", which means the right to abortion
for all women.
Another of these UN 2030 goals, which we find very questionable, is the free choice of gender for everyone from adolescence onwards.
It appears that the UN is aiming for a huge transfer of capital away from private property and towards state capitalism in the medium term.
Digital money instead of cash
Health, food, energy and climate dictatorship?
Digital surveillance
The UN and the world's banks want to replace cash with digital money...
The UN increasingly wants to make decisions for the whole world, not only in the area of health.
A digital identity is intended to allow citizens to be monitored and socially categorized.
Switzerland, a UN member since 2002, has also been adhering to the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals for years.
Official partner of, among others: