Law of the Sea Treaty resurfaces

By Darren Weeks

I did the show tonight on the Rails to Trails Conservancy. It is an initiative that seeks to turn old rail corridors that are no longer used into biking and hiking trails so that when they eliminate automobile usage for the masses, the alternative transportation infrastructure will already be in place. They call it "active transportation". What it means is that you won't be allowed to drive.

I see that King George (I have a hard time calling him "president") is bringing the United Nation's Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) to the surface again. The treaty would put the wealth of the world's oceans and, eventually, inland waterways into the control of the United Nations. We are literally talking about better than 70 percent of the earth's surface that would be controlled by the UN.

Think of all of the sunken treasures of various ships that have wrecked at sea. Think of all of the oil and natural gas reserves that have either not yet been discovered or have not yet been utilized. Think of all of the minerals, sea life, etc. The oceans are a bounty of hidden treasures that the globalists would love to be able to steal from the people of the world.

Plus, under the LOST, the United Nations will charge millions to use the oceans, which amounts to an international UN tax upon the entire world — something the international socialists have dreamt of for at least a half century.

Things are certainly moving at break-neck speed today.