U.N. Claims Salt Palace In SLC 'International Territory' During Agenda 2030 Conference

UN Takes Over Utah Taxpayer-Funded Venue - Claims It's "International Territory" & Shuts Down Journalists (Video)

 Tim Brown 

In the first United Nations conference outside New York City in the united States of America, the UN took over Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, Utah and claimed it was “international territory.”  In the process, the were shutting down a journalist’s rights to video.

On August 26, 27, 28 of 2019, the United Nations procured the venue of Salt Palace in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah for a conference.

The Utah state legislature provided $650,000 for the conference.

However, as a journalist attempted to video the conference, specifically one of the security personnel, who is clearly a foreigner, she was told she didn’t have permission to video the woman’s face and that Salt Palace was designated “international territory.”

In fact, this was referred to not as Salt Palace, but as a “compound.”

• The UN says they “took over” the building
• The UN stated that the taxpayer funded Salt Palace was now “International Territory” where US rights don’t apply
• The UN stated that the United States was outside the doors of the Salt Palace
• The UN, who at best should have been a guest of Salt Lake, instead acted like an invader and denied a US citizen their 1st amendment rights

According to DefendingUtah, “During the conference, pushing the UN’s anti-family/anti property rights/ anti American Agenda 2030, journalists covering the event were confronted by UN officers. ”

I spoke with DefendingUtah co-founder Ben McClintock via phone and he told me that in addition to the $650,000 the state legislature provided, Salt Lake City chipped in another $100,000 or so for the event.

Consider all of it is taxpayer money, including the money used to build and maintain Salt Palace.

So, why is Utah allowing such tyranny in the middle of an American city?  Why is the UN, an entity that claims it is for human rights, unless they deem it otherwise, telling journalists they can’t video in an American city?

They also provide the following information:

The U.N. is convening their 68th annual Civil Society Conference in Salt Lake City to further the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (more on Agenda 2030 below).
The UN wants “to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable by 2030.”

Jackie Biskupski, Salt Lake City Mayor

“I can think of no better time, and no better place than Salt Lake City, for the United Nations to re-emphasize and reintroduce its vision, mission, and values to the American people.”

Maruxa Cardama, Secretary General Of The Partnership On Sustainable Low Carbon Transport

“The Sustainable Development Goals are a global framework for cooperation to tackle the great challenges of our day.  Cities are growing so quickly that it is imperative we build them thoughtfully and make extra efforts to ensure that no person or group is left behind.  Our outcome document will reflect what civil society demands from Governments and corporations, but most importantly what we ourselves can concretely do as empowered citizens to ensure our communities are inclusive and sustainable.”

U.N. Declaration Of
Human Rights

• Rights and freedoms may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.

• You have NO rights the U.N. doesn’t give you

Agenda 2030 = Agenda 21

Adopted at the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janero, Agenda 21 is described as:

“A profound reorientation of all human society, unlike anything the world has ever experienced a major shift in the priorities of both governments and individuals and an unprecedented redeployment of human and financial resources. This shift will demand that a concern for environmental consequences of every human action be integrated into individual and collective decision making at every level.” – Agenda 21: The Earth Summit Strategy to Save Our Planet by Daniel Sitarz

Key To Achieving Agenda 2030

“an ethos of global citizenship is required in order to fulfill this bold, people-centered, universal, and planet-sensitive development framework.”