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🔍 Look. Connect. Act. Share. Explore biodiversity where you live, join local initiatives, take action, and share your impact. This is how global change happens. #BiodiversityDay #LocalAction #ForNature

This former President of Kenya says what many other world leaders are thinking. Time to dump the globalists and stop depending on others…instead, start thinking and acting for ourselves. This is the true @realDonaldTrump effect. #LocalAction #Americafirst

Former president of Kenya telling his people that Trump is cutting off foreign aid! It’s time for us to help ourselves! How many citizens of America need to take that advice?

🌐 Acting locally is how we achieve global impact. Ahead of #BiodiversityDay, learn how you can contribute to the implementation of the #KMGBF in your own context. #LocalAction #ForNature

At PPI, we believe that when young voices lead #LocalAction, they turn global ambition into real #communitytransformation. From championing the SDGs to shaping solutions that matter in every household, #empowered youth are the heartbeat of #sustainablechange. #JASIRI

Are you following the @GEF_SGP countdown to #BiodiversityDay? From restoring wetlands to protecting jaguars, follow the campaign to see how #LocalAction works for Global Impact. 23 stories. 23 global biodiversity targets. Acting locally for global impact.

As we celebrate #BiodiversityDay, we are reminded that without local actors our global goals cannot be achieved. Ahead of #COP17 in Armenia we must accelerate action at every level. #LocalAction #ForNature #KMGBF @UNBiodiversity

Just 7 days until #BiodiversityDay 2026! 🌿 In one week, we come together to celebrate biodiversity and #LocalAction helping protect life on Earth🌍 Are you ready to take action for our planet? 💚 Visit the IDB website🔗 #IDB2026 #UNBiodiversity #ForNature

Let the haters start crying. #Powerful team right here! #LocalAction #WeThePeople save this country.

Take time in the forest. Celebrate nature. Act for biodiversity. This #BiodiversityDay see how @UNDP_Solomons is moving from global targets to #LocalAction – with positive benefits #ForPeopleForPlanet:

Only 5 days left until #BiodiversityDay! 🌎🌿 Let’s celebrate the actions and solutions helping protect biodiversity around the world and supporting a more sustainable future. Mark your calendars — 22 May is almost here! 🗓️ 🔗 #LocalAction #ForNature

☔ Cllr Jackie Gardiner met Sherbourne residents to hear their concerns, with road safety plans underway for accident-prone Donnington Ave “Huge thanks to this wonderful Reform UK team coming out on a wet morning. Great response from residents” #ReformUK #Community #LocalAction [@JackieGardine13]

🔥Silent Local Action🔥 Tonight was a GOP Tea Party meeting to get out the vote. The room was packed. Highlights: 1). Every attendee will be sent @VotifyNow @DanSchultz2 Pct Strategy @IntoTheLightFLM link to movie @Amerifuture link to web @FlynnMovie link to movie #localaction

Imagine if we put half the energy we spend arguing over national headlines into improving our own neighborhoods. The biggest threat to the status quo isn't a different party; it's a community that realizes it doesn't need them to function. 🏡💡 #LocalAction #PoliticallyHomeless

🚨Let’s get real.🚨 #SaveTheChildren Right?? But do You know what this actually means? If you want to save the children, research CHINS, find out what similar framework is in place in your state, THEN ABOLISH IT!! Here’s why👇🏻🚨👇🏻👇🏻

@17thSCOG 👆 FYI 1, re: #Kentucky 👉 How long are we only going to "expose" and talk about it? 🤔 🇺🇸 We have a plan for "the fix", and #Accountability. #Mission #LetOurChildrenGo #ConnectWithUs @MaryFlynnONeil1 @laralogan

☝️"The things we @NoLongerIgnored @pikecoinjustice and many of our other friends knew several years ago, reported it all, and know even more now. What's being done cannot be done here under our state and federal constitution #Kentucky. Will #WeThePeople bring it to an end in #ThePeacefulResolution? Are you, 🇺🇸#Americans, going to allow the child/Title IV money theft and redistribution scheme to continue?🤔 Full disclosure is coming, but what are you going to do with it? It's been happening way too long (note dates in the clip above), and continues still today, by "void law"; the root of it repugnant to our state and federal #constitution. The information flow and increased visibility are great, if it results in #Action. Otherwise, what's the point? The problem" remains, and so does the #Pain and #Suffering. "We know what it is, and where it lives." What are you going to do for our #Children and #Freedom when you find out? 👀🔥 In what you already know, what #LocalAction are you doing now to stop #ChildTrafficking, "color of law" #Tyranny, and "them"; to secure #Accountability for the overdue #NationalImpact? @RedpillDrifter @battleofever @JohnBoelWAVE3 #ConnectWithUs #LetOurChildrenGo #Mission #ShowUp

I appreciate the passionate call to action for #Accountability and #LocalAction. However, we cannot effectively take on any system—especially the vast world of “CPS” and its child-protection variants—unless we first know exactly which framework we’re up against and how it operates at the local level. That’s precisely why I’ve spent the last two years diving deep into how local governments work and sharing this information via my substack to over 29,000 subscribers. Why? Go to my substack and look. And most recently Child in Need frameworks (CHINS, CHIPS, CINA, FINS, etc.) and how they actually function. Labeling everything “CPS” is too broad. Each jurisdiction—whether it’s a centralized state-run system, a county-based model, a privatized arrangement, or a hybrid—operates under different chains of authority and oversight. Without distinguishing which entity holds real power (is it the state agency, a county board, or a contracted nonprofit?), parents end up shouting at the wrong gatekeepers. Some states concentrate power at the state agency (and often face bureaucratic deadlocks). Others scatter it across county offices that may differ wildly in resources and policies. Yet others outsource responsibilities to private providers or even involve Sheriff’s Offices in investigations, layering complexity on top. By mapping out who is truly in charge of each step—intake, investigations, court petitions, and oversight—we can hold the right people accountable, not just recite constitutional ideals in the abstract. I agree that our founders recognized the power of the people to petition and demand redress. But a petition alone—without the knowledge of where and whom to serve it—is all too easy for agencies to ignore. We’ve seen how repeated pleas can vanish into county-run bureaucracies or into the folds of state-run monoliths. That’s why, through Project Milk Carton, we’re equipping parents and advocates with the actionable information they need: understanding which specific officials or agencies control each stage of the process, and how to leverage local laws, state statutes, and federal protections to force transparency and outcomes. Yes, #WeThePeople must engage. But effective engagement depends on knowing the intricacies—not only of constitutional rights, but of day-to-day procedures that dictate whether a child is removed or kept in limbo. The legal framework can differ drastically from one county to another, even inside the same state. You asked, “What does it mean if we do not ACT with the information?” The answer is that our “act” must be informed. That’s the entire point: knowledge precedes meaningful action. It’s not enough to say “someone needs to do something.” We need to do it. And doing it well means arming ourselves with facts. It’s why I’ve dedicated my background as a mentor, advisor, and technical expert to dissect these child-protection systems in detail—so no parent, no family, is left guessing about which lever to pull or which official to hold accountable. Your post calls for unity in action, and I wholeheartedly support that. But unity without direction quickly turns into scattered effort. When we push for #Justice and #Remedy, we need to know the specific agencies, laws, and backdoor policies that perpetuate these crises—that’s how we reclaim what’s being “stolen.” I’m not disputing the power of collective voices; I’m saying they must be targeted voices, informed by research, and backed by a precise understanding of how decisions are truly made. So yes, the legacy our founders left us is more than a right to vote. We have the right—and the responsibility—to investigate, expose, and correct any “color of law” abuses. Let’s do it with focused, local knowledge about the child-protection frameworks in each of our communities. That’s where Project Milk Carton comes in: we’re shining a light on how each jurisdiction runs its system so families can act based on accurate, relevant information—not just broad ideals. We are “in the fight.” But the most powerful weapon in that fight isn’t anger alone; it’s the strategic use of local, state, and federal law—all of which hinges on understanding the system you’re battling. This isn’t about ignoring the Constitution; it’s about applying it with laser precision to the real decision-makers. That’s how we ensure no child or family remains vulnerable to bureaucratic failures and that we truly address “the root of the problem,” not just the fruit. Knowledge isn’t the end goal; it’s the crucial first step to action. If we want real accountability, we must know who’s accountable. If we want real reform, we must understand how these frameworks wield power. By combining constitutional principles with on-the-ground research, we can move beyond talk and toward tangible results. Let’s keep pushing—for unity of purpose, informed by the real mechanics of CHINS, CPS, or whatever acronym is used in our local courts—so that every petition, every assembly, and every strategy hits its mark.

Tomorrow is the day! Explore biodiversity where you live, join local initiatives, take action, and share your impact. This is how global change happens 👉 #BiodiversityDay #LocalAction #ForNature

In most cases, governments and financial institutions are using modeling that ignores extreme weather and the impacts of climate change. #ActOnClimate #LocalAction #ClimateJustice

🌱 Change begins where you are. Across the world, communities are already taking action for biodiversity. This #BiodiversityDay and every day, join them and help turn local efforts into global impact. @UNBiodiversity #LocalAction #ForNature #IDB2026

🏛️ Lee Anderson met with Ashfield District Council to discuss HMOs, bins, anti-social behaviour & planning The focus? Getting results for residents “A much better working relationship with the council, a productive meeting” #ReformUK #LocalAction

In 2024, history was made in the serene hills of Papua New Guinea. The Kulkane Tribe signed a Conservation Deed to protect 9,000 ha of pristine rainforest. This #BiodiversityDay we celebrate #LocalAction - and transformative effects #ForPeopleForPlanet:

The #WorldCitiesDay celebrations will feature the critical and diverse voices and experiences of local efforts from across the world. Register today to share and learn lessons from different approaches on #LocalAction 👉