Agenda 2030 and You

When world leaders endorsed the United Nations’ Agenda 2030, they promised peace, prosperity, and environmental responsibility. Yet behind the language of “sustainable development” lies a blueprint for global governance. Agenda 2030 and You follows the trail first exposed in Agenda 21 and You, showing how the same objectives have been repackaged and expanded under the 2030 Agenda.

The booklet explains how Agenda 2030’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) extend into nearly every area of life: energy, education, healthcare, housing, agriculture, even local zoning. Each goal sounds harmless, even charitable — yet together they build a framework that undermines private property, constrains free enterprise, and shifts decision-making from families and communities to unelected international bodies.

Drawing from UN documents, congressional records, and the JBS’s decades of research, Agenda 2030 and You warns how U.S. officials and local governments are being pressured to align with these global standards. The pattern is clear: policies justified in the name of protecting the planet or eradicating poverty serve instead to concentrate authority and reduce self-government.

For readers concerned about sovereignty, liberty, and America’s future, this booklet offers a critical perspective. It equips them to recognize the agenda behind the rhetoric and to take practical steps in their communities to preserve independence. The message is urgent: freedom cannot survive if Americans consent to governance by the United Nations. (2022, 30pp, pb)