The plan to impose laws on social networks via the internet.

A powerful United Nations agency has unveiled a plan to impose laws on social media and internet communications, seeking to crack down on what it describes as false information and conspiracy theories.

This has generated alarm both among defenders of freedom of expression and among the main congressmen of the United States, the United Nations organization for education, culture and science, UNESCO has outlined a series of concrete measures that must be implemented says all interested parties, governments, regulatory authorities, civil society and even the internet platforms themselves.

The 59-page report, published this month, focuses, among other things, on the imposition of global policies through governments and companies in order to curb the spread of various forms of expression, while promoting objectives such as cultural diversity and gender equality, in particular the UN agency aims to create what it calls a “trusted internet” by also eliminating hate speech, in matters such as democratic elections, public health measures and discrimination.

Some report that powerful entities are increasingly using accusations of misinformation and conspiracy theories as an excuse to silence true information and even the most basic political discourse.

Many of the policies that UNESCO has requested have already been implemented by US digital platforms, often at the behest of the Biden Administration. This raised alarm bells among many organizations due to UNESCO's new plan. UNESCO is an organization that promotes the interests of authoritarian regimes such as the Chinese Communist Party, which now wants to incorporate several members of the Chinese Communist Party into its ranks.

For example, Deputy Director General Xing Qu, the CCP has repeatedly made it clear that, even if they work in international organizations, their members must follow orders.

The U.S. government has already pulled out of UNESCO twice under the Ronald Reagan and Trump administrations, citing concerns about what the administrations described as extremism, hostility toward American values ​​and a host of other problems.

The objectives of these organizations are very specific, such as education and health to name a few, but the problem is how they are solving these problems, if it is really feasible, they have spent their entire lives solving the same problems, it is a kind of manipulation, They remain as simple wishes, and you are consuming an enormous amount of resources that in the end amount to nothing, so that is a scam that they call the 2030 agenda.