Transition into What?

A key to understanding Transition Towns is recognizing that the organization is founded and operated out of the United Kingdom. Transition ideology is a creation of the British Fabian Socialist Society. While Transition Initiatives work to prepare local communities to conform to  "Energy Descent Action Plans" they also work to conform policies in line with world governance principles including the abolition of private property. The Earth Charter Initiative Mission Statement from the United Nations encourages cities to  "transition".

One can substitute the name Transition for Local Agenda 21 or ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability, etc. The patterns, values, public/private collaboration, and usually the funding are all based on the same warm and fuzzy terms that advance anti-liberty policies.

As of September, 2008, about 127 U.S. towns and cities had groups working on Transition Initiatives. "Transition Santa Cruz" for instance was the 99th recognized Transition Initiative worldwide.There was a "Training 4 Transition" workshop held December 3-5th 2010 in Kelseyville, CA. This meeting was conducted by the Transition USA movement, certainly not grassroots and hardly U.S. citizen directed.  "Transition Towns," like "ICLEI"  towns work under the umbrella of the Global to Local one world government Agenda 21 plan. 

A predetermined Consensus style forum is likely to be used to "turn" or "transition the locals" in each town the Transition movement enters. An important goal of Agenda 21 is to control human action so it is vitally important to understand the nature of the consensus process and how to stop it.

For further information and research, see these links:
Understanding Sustainable Development Agenda 21 - White Paper Document version
The Consensus Process
How to Handle Predetermined Consensus Meetings
The Ultimate War: Globalism vs. America - Santa Cruz, CA (section on Transition Towns)
"Transition Towns" - June 2010 KSCO radio show

Transition into What? by Joanne Nathan

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