What is the United Nations actually for? To ensure that all Nations are United in idiocy. Last time around, we examined the Labour Party’s strange plans to insert green propaganda into every area of the U.K. school curriculum, no matter how unrelated. But whence does this madness ultimately emanate? Surely Ed Miliband’s own eco-ruined brain is far too underpowered by tiny cognitive windmills and solar panels to conceive such complex schemes all by himself?
Much Western impetus comes from the wholly unelected UN body of UNESCO, which has called for environmental studies to become “standard teaching in all countries by 2025” – only a few weeks away at time of writing, so we ‘free’ Western nations had better act fast.
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