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tonyz
01-05-2018, 09:28
Developing global citizens...driving radical change...just an elite finishing school?

Any coincidence...the Clinton GLOBAL initiative? "...we build partnerships between businesses, NGOs, governments, and individuals everywhere..."

With all this talk about the Statists/Globalists/socialists/communists dominating the university space for the past 30 years - combined with current talk of the "deep state" and the "resist" movement - does the older BBC article below shed some light on an organized movement between government, business and NGOs or is this just more fodder for stock tin foil?

Below is the older BBC article (from 2009) the quotes and links below are from CURRENT Common Purpose web page - is this where some of the next seeds for the Globalist agenda were/are planted?

"Common Purpose is, above all, about collaboration - between government, NGOs and corporate sectors. This unique combination has the maximum potential to drive radical change and Common Purpose provides a platform for sharing and learning across these sectors."

Common Purpose combines an extensive global network with an intense local focus. Our unrivalled convening power and independence allow us to bring together leaders from different backgrounds who would not normally meet. Our unique experiential facilitation techniques foster and accelerate leadership learning. We use our own thought leadership, including Leading Beyond Authority (LBA) and Cultural Intelligence (CQ), to inspire leaders to work together. On all our programmes, participants go out into cities to learn about real leadership, from real leaders.

The 70,000 Common Purpose Alumni worldwide are better equipped as leaders, and this has a positive impact on the organizations and cities that they operate in. They are able to build broader networks, make better decisions and drive bold innovation. Founded in 1989, 4,000 leaders now benefit from our programmes every year.

From 2018 USA site:

"This unique brand of experiential learning has, so far, enabled 50,000 Common Purpose alumni to become culturally intelligent leaders who are better at solving problems and creating change in society."

"In our ever more complex and interconnected world which has no obvious historical parallel, Common Purpose has developed a breakthrough idea about the importance of cultural intelligence (CQ) in order to navigate both this new world and its contradictions. It has important implications and raises questions about our current systems for those of us involved in educating and developing our future global citizens."

A secret society?

By Ruth Alexander
Jonathan Maitland show, BBC Radio 5 Live
Page last updated at 20:35 GMT, Sunday, 8 March 2009
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7929210.stm

http://commonpurpose.org/about-us/common-purpose/

Team Sergeant
01-05-2018, 12:10
Nothing new here.

Europe loves being "ruled" and many of the younger American generation feels the same way.

Wait until they find out how absolutely corrupt socialism/communism really is.......

(How is it the "communist" leader Vlad Putin is the richest individual in the world? )

At least clinton is keeping up with the corruption part.