Topic: Nature Conservancy

Government agencies including the CIA, USAID, and Mossad are accused of fencing money through NGOs to influence domestic public opinion. These operations mirror the way defense contractors and pharmaceutical companies buy influence at major news networks through massive advertising spends. This system allows for the promotion of specific geopolitical agendas, such as climate change or foreign intervention, under the guise of independent advocacy or corporate sponsorship.

Wall Street firms like BlackRock and Vanguard are reportedly moving to take control of U.S. public lands, including national parks and wildlife refuges, through Natural Asset Companies (NACs). These entities plan to list protected lands on the Nasdaq to manage them as "carbon sinks," potentially restricting public access for hunting and fishing. Writer Elizabeth Nicholson has documented how regulatory rules may allow private corporations to assume authority over natural resources previously held by the federal government.

A visit to the Zilker Park Botanical Garden in Austin, Texas, revealed new restrictive reservation systems that mirror predicted globalist plans to limit public access to nature. These measures, including a two-year waiting list at Hamilton Pool, are described as training for the public to accept limited movement. The transition to online-only registration is viewed as a precursor to mandatory vaccine passports for city building access.