Act before October 11, 2024 to be included in the International Notice sent by Tribe of Judah to the United Nations Secretary General.
In anticipation of the upcoming global summit on November 5th, where world leaders will convene to address climate change—often referred to under the guise of a "New World Order" for global control—it is imperative to recognize and respond to the urgent need for status change. This meeting, while publicly centered on environmental strategies, may also signal a deeper agenda to consolidate power and impose stringent global regulations that could affect national sovereignty and individual freedoms. Stakeholders at all levels are urged to scrutinize the proposed measures and their long-term impacts on autonomy and rights. The time to influence policy and advocate for transparent, equitable solutions is now, before irreversible commitments are made under the pretext of climate action.