Michael Shaw Presentations

Michael Shaw speaks on Sustainable Development/Agenda 21 at the Ludwig von Mises Institute Conference, March 18, 2006. Shaw presents "The Nature of Sustainable Development: The Transformation of America's Systems of Government, Justice and Economics". [30 minutes] [...]

Michael Shaw explains the consequences of Agenda 21 - the destruction or your rights, shortage, and a police state - at Dr. Stanley Monteith's Radio Liberty Conference, November 19, 2005. Shaw also discusses Freedom 21 Santa Cruz (now Freedom Advocates). [20 minutes] [...]

Michael Shaw presentation on Agenda 21 to the Auburn Federation of Republican Women in Auburn, California, September 9, 2005. [...]

Michael Shaw presentation on U.N. Agenda 21 Sustainable Development to the Rotary International Club in Dixon, California, August 10, 2005. [31 minutes] [...]

In this inspiring presentation, Freedom 21 Santa Cruz (now Freedom Advocates) President Michael Shaw and American Policy Center President Tom DeWeese tell an overflow [...]

Michael Shaw is the guest on "With Liberty and Justice for All" hosted by Dennis Grover - Washoe County, Nevada, June 2005. Topic of show: Understanding Sustainable Development - Agenda 21. [...]

America's Choice (Part 1 of 5) - Michael Shaw: Overview of Sustainable Development

Michael Shaw - Liberty! A Life of One's Own

Michael Shaw is one of five experts on environmental science and politics exposing what has been called the greatest weapon of mass destruction of our time. It is the elimination of personal freedom under the banner of Sustainable Development. Presented at The Summit at Camp Davis in Maine, February 2004.

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Michael Shaw presents “Sustainable Development: The Emergence of the American Soviet” to the Eagle Forum of California in Long Beach, CA, February 5, 2004. [...]

Speaker: Michael Shaw

Date: October 4, 2003

Group: United Republicans of California

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Michael Shaw presentation to the Silicon Valley Taxpayers Association Meeting in San Jose, California, March 18, 2003. [47 minutes] [...]