you're in for a surprise what sort of garbage gets into the universities under social science.
I know I graduated from liberal arts school - Xavier University in Cinci. It's a Jesuit school, like Loyola, Marquette, Creighton, etc. I had to take a lot of theology, philosophy, sociology, art, music, etc. classes that really had nothing to do with my major. They want people to be well rounded, which I totally agree with, but I literally took more classes that had no relation to my major than I did business classes like finance, accounting, business law, marketing, etc. In all honesty, I didn't learn any practical knowledge in the classroom that I use in my career today - aside from perhaps Business Statistics which teaches a person how to manipulate data and statistics to make a product or company seem way better than it really is. That's why I'm very skeptical though when I hear advertisements saying like 9/10 dentists recommend this toothpaste. In all honesty, most of the knowledge I gained in college was more outside of the classroom and it didn't take me long to figure out ways to make the trust fund kids part with their money. Thanks guys!
Yes Agenda 21 is non-binding but over 178 countries have implemented it. One part of Agenda 21 is a group called ICLEI which are non-elected officials that have more power than local governments to ensure that parts of Agenda 21 are implemented. ICLEI exists in several hundred towns and cities (I believe around 600) in the US already. This is all about transfer of wealth to developing nations, enforcing population control, enacting the Wildlands project which will force people to live in 'smart' cities in 'sustainable' housing meaning micro-apartments, and just generally eliminating our rights. If you live in one of the areas not designated as a 'human settlement' you will have to move to one under this plan.
The difference today is they come not as a nation or any one nationality but rather as individuals who enter society.
Multiculturalism does NOT work. There's always going to be differences between the groups and nationalities. I can't think of many examples many different religious groups live in peace and don't have issues. Surprisingly, Iran is one of the few Muslim countries where actually Orthodox Jews get treated pretty well.
Canada has lots of room, unfortunately the government here is also rather lousy
I can't believe Canada has succumbed to this 'trans' nonsense too.
edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/new-resource-will-help-alberta-schools-create-healthy-environment-for-lgbtq-community
A 7 year old trans girl was told to use a 'gender neutral' bathroom because she wanted to use the girls' bathroom. This is a private Catholic school? Why are people telling the school what to do instead of the other way around? Instead of this boy/girl/trans nonsense they need to make this way simpler and just divide bathrooms out by 'Humans who have a penis bathroom' and 'Humans who have a vagina bathroom.'