Parents Beware: The United Nations Looking To Give Children of Connecticut Special "Rights"

The United Nations wants to give your children "rights".  You may think your child already has "rights", but the kind of "rights" that the UN wants to legally provide children are the kind that would bring a government agent to your house if you decide to home school your children, bring them to a religious function, or even punish them.  This agent would decide if your actions are, or were, appropriate, and in line with the child's "rights".

The plan to give all of the children of the world the same "rights", is known as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC, or CRC).  It is important to understand that this plan is actually part of a much larger United Nations plan called "Agenda 21."  I have previously written on Agenda 21, and found the document to be a plan by the United Nations to gain more decision making power, or sovereignty, from countries, and create a world in which every resource, water, animals, food, etc., even human resources, and population size, is tracked, and controlled, by a group of non-elected bureaucrats at the UN, working in conjunction with big corporations, and non-governmental organizations (NGO's).  In Article 25, Section 14 of Agenda 21, governments are required to ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

In this analysis, I will detail a brief history of "child rights", explore the actual text of this document, the effect this convention has had on countries that have ratified it, and trace its attempted ratification in the United States, down to our own Connecticut state legislature.

History of the CRC

Decades before the UN held a convention on the rights of the child, there were various declarations made, in regards to giving children special rights, even dating back as far as 1924, adopted by the predecessor of the United Nations, the League of Nations.  In 1989, The UN General Assembly adopted the Convention and opened it for signature.  It came into force in 1990, after it was ratified by the required number of nations.

In the United States, under the administration of Bill Clinton, the CRC was signed, but the treaty was never submitted for Senate approval, due to opposition from some members of the Senate.  More recently, in 2009, the Obama administration revived efforts to have the United States sign onto the CRC, according to former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice.  The following year, thirty-one Republican senators cosponsored a resolution opposing the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.  The United States is only one of a few countries yet to ratify the treaty.

Important to note, potential future Presidential candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton is a strong supporter of the treaty.

In Their Own Words

Let us examine the actual text of the treaty.  This "Convention on the Rights of the Child" treaty is 15 pages, consisting of 54 Articles, detailing the assertion that children have special rights, and the ways to implement the bureaucracy that is needed to insure that governments are "protecting" these children's rights.

When dealing with the United Nations, as with any government organization, it is important to critically examine the grammar used, see past the happy, positive sounding rhetoric, and be able to understand the actual details of a plan.  The CRC opens with a preamble that emphasizes the importance of "the protection and harmonious development of the child".  Again, this sounds nice, but we must remember, this could mean anything, and is coming from an organization that calls their violent military army, "peace keeping" troops.

Warning: Patriot Groups May Be Getting Set-Up With Child Porn

(BREAKING: Attempted Set-Up of Stewart Rhodes & Dan Johnson With Child Porn)

The news organization Storm Clouds Gathering conducted an interview on Wednesday (video above), with the founder of Oath Keepers, Stewart Rhodes, and the founder of PANDAA (People Against NDAA), Dan Johnson, discussing a disturbing new revelation; there may be an organized effort, by some unknown entity, to set-up pro-liberty "patriot" groups, with child porn.

Dan Johnson received an e-mail, with .pdf attachments, from someone pretending to be Stewart Rhodes.  Embedded in these .pdf's were pictures of child pornography.

Earlier in the month, We Are Change founder, Luke Rudkowski, put out a video explaining an apparent attempt to set him up, when disturbing images of child pornography, were sent to his e-mail. (video below)

(VIDEO: Attempted Setup of Luke Rudkowski)

Even I, editor of TheGoodmanChronicle.com, felt the need to share, on Facebook, my own disturbing experience involving this type of disgusting situation, on a much smaller scale, for my safety.  The site that I use to host my blog allows me to see what keywords people have searched, that have lead them to the various articles, that I have written, on my site. On July 11, when I checked the keyword search list, I noticed that "little kid masturbating" was claimed to have been searched twice (image below), leading to my page. I obviously have nothing like that on my page, my computer, search history, etc., and find this very strange.  I know I have written a story with the word "masturbating" in it, and I am sure that the words "little", and "kid", were used, at least once, in other stories, but never together. Also, who is this sick person (people) that searched for this, twice?!

Disgusting key word search that lead to The Goodman Chronicle.com, even though there is no such content on the site.

Anyway, it should go without saying, but if you ever hear of me getting arrested for having some some sick shit like that on my site, or on my computer, just know that it's a complete lie, and a set-up. I just had to put this out there, I know it sounds crazy, but there are over a million people in the United States with top level security clearance, with nothing better than to do, than to terrorize the American people.

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