Members of the Hawaii State Legislature are seeking to pass legislation to implement the United Nation’s totalitarian Agenda 2030 statewide.
Senate Bill No. 785 (SB 785) is titled as “Relating to Sustainable Development Goals.” It is currently sponsored by six senators and one representative.
The bill follows Executive Order No. 18‑06, signed by Governor David Ige in 2018, which ordered all state agencies to work towards implementing Agenda 2030 by its target date.
SB 785 makes the following declaration:
In pursuance of the State’s sustainability goals, and notwithstanding any law to the contrary, all agencies shall, insofar as practicable, take action to assist the State in achieving the following sustainable development goals and indicators by 2030 unless otherwise indicated in this section[.]
The bill goes on to list each of Agenda 2030’s 17 “Sustainable Development Goals” and the 169 targets. They are slightly reworded to make them more specific to Hawaii, but the content of the goals and targets is unchanged.
SB 785 would take effect immediately upon enactment. Codifying Agenda 2030 into state statute is a dangerous development and moves the state ever closer to the UN’s international-socialist goals.
For example, among the program’s goals is “universal health coverage,” “vaccines for all,” and “universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning [i.e., abortion]” (Goal 3). It also advocates for socialist indoctrination of youth (Goal 4), global wealth redistribution (Goal 10), and radical actions to combat alleged “climate change” (Goal 13). (And, Covid-19 provided global elites with yet another excuse to implement Agenda 2030.) None of these goals are constitutional or even adhere to the spirit of the U.S. Constitution and the Founding Fathers.
It is imperative that patriots prevent this Marxist, and ultimately collectivist, power grab. Urge your state representative and senator to oppose SB 785 and to instead promote legislation that upholds and promotes the U.S. Constitution as originally intended.
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