Santa Cruz, CA – The Ultimate War: Globalism vs. America by Michael Shaw – Radio Liberty Seminar

October 17, 2010 Staff Michael Shaw Presentations, Santa Cruz County, The Ultimate War Videos, Video Comments Off on Santa Cruz, CA – The Ultimate War: Globalism vs. America by Michael Shaw – Radio Liberty Seminar

Santa Cruz, California – October 17, 2010: With a locally tailored presentation Freedom Advocates President, Michael Shaw presents basic patterns and concepts relating to the Global to Local assault on unalienable rights and individual liberty. Shaw demonstrates how modern political mechanisms including globalist organizations, international policies, and federal implementation of Agenda 21 are now being carried out in local communities. Learn how this occurs and what you can do to turn the tide. “The Ultimate War: Globalism vs. America” presented at the Radio Liberty Seminar in Aptos, California on October 17, 2010.

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