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States findings of the Legislature and expresses concern over the influence of the United Nations and the World Economic Forum in this state.
The memorial legislation of the Second Regular Session of the Sixty-seventh Idaho Legislature, comprising of the House of Representatives and the Senate, expresses deep concerns about the increasing influence of international organizations, such as the United Nations and World Economic Forum, in the State of Idaho. Notably, the people of Idaho are alarmed by proposals related to insect-based foods, ESG requirements on businesses, social credit systems, censorship advocacy, global medical mandates, digital identification, potential mass surveillance technologies, burdens on farmers, opposition to private property rights, and central bank digital currencies. The memorial affirms Idaho's dedication to sovereignty and self-determination, voices concerns about international organizations undermining core values, calls for a comprehensive review of agreements, and emphasizes commitment to international cooperation while safeguarding citizens' rights. The resolution will be forwarded to the Governor, the President of the United States, and the congressional delegation representing Idaho.