The best special report yet offered on "Agenda 21 and How to Stop It." This unique tool is a must for local activists looking for effective ways to fight Sustainable Development in their local community. Written by nationally-recognized Agenda 21 expert Tom DeWeese, this 35 page booklet gives a brief, but detailed overview of Agenda 21, its origins; details of the infamous "three Es;" the four ways Agenda 21 is implemented throughout the nation; and details on some of the main Planners who are enforcing the policy of Sustainable Development. 

In addition, the booklet, produced by American Policy Center, includes brand new step by step ideas on how to fight back in local communities, including definitions on property rights useful in writing legislation and a "Resolution to Protect Citizens' Property Rights," that is becoming a valuable new tool across the nation to challenge local planning regulations.  

The booklet is colorfully illustrated with graphics created by Carroll County, Maryland Commissioner Richard Rothschild, the elected official who led his county to be the first to oppose Sustainable Development infringement policies. 

Written by nationally-recognized Agenda 21 expert Tom DeWeese, this 35 page booklet gives a brief, but detailed overview of Agenda 21, its origins; details of the infamous "three Es;" the four ways Agenda 21 is implemented throughout the nation; and details on some of the main Planners who are enforcing the policy of Sustainable Development. 

In addition, the booklet, produced by American Policy Center, includes brand new step by step ideas on how to fight back in local communities, including definitions on property rights useful in writing legislation and a "Resolution to Protect Citizens' Property Rights," that is becoming a valuable new tool across the nation to challenge local planning regulations. The booklet is colorfully illustrated with graphics created by Maryland Commissioner Richard Rothschild.

About the author - Tom DeWeese

Tom DeWeese, a resident of Virginia and native of Ohio. He's been a candidate for the Ohio Legislature, served as editor of two newspapers, and has owned several businesses. He was listed in the “Outstanding Young Men of America in 1981 and 1982 and was added to the National Registry of Who’s Who in 2000. In 1989 Tom led the only privately-funded election-observation team to the Panamanian elections. In 2006 Tom was invited to Cambridge University to debate the issue of the United Nations before the Cambridge Union, a 200 year old debating society. 

Today he serves as Founder and President of the American Policy Center, editor of The DeWeese Report, author of the book “Now Tell Me I Was Wrong.”