Leaving no one behind is the second principle of the UN and is at the heart of The Kingdom of God.

’’With God, all things are possible.’’

- Matthew 19:26 -

On the page ‘A New Social Contract,’ the concept of the image of God is explained, which should help us understand that although many have come to believe they do not believe in God, knowing God is just the image of reality, you have lost sight of what is real and what isn’t. This means you’ve lost sight of the truth and believe fake is real and real is fake. As a result, the doomsday clock has begun to tick down to 89 seconds—every second counts. But in the words of the great Margaret Thatcher, never let a good crisis go to waste, and to start recreating this world in the true and only image of God, light, and thus a rainbow. That’s why we start from the bottom up till the top, with the people who are left behind, who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Everyone needs to understand that in the kingdom of God, the last will be first and the first will be last.

“So the last will be first, and the first will be last.”

- Matthew 20:16 -

The Bad Liar

When anyone imagines the world's biggest liar at the current moment, everyone should pay attention to the US and what is happening there. Search, and thy shall find. America First, America First. But seek first ‘The Kingdom of God’. When you’ve understood the information on the page ‘A New Social Contract’ and thus the so-called ‘mirror effect’, then you should understand how it is we humans learn about who we are. This is why you have to look outwards, listen, and pay attention to others, as well as hear the voice that lives inside you. Then you should hear and understand the lies told by others as well as yourself.

Mass destruction

The doomsday clock has reached 89 seconds due to our inaction. We know what is right and wrong, but we often ignore it and fail to take action based on our knowledge. Instead, we believe the other voices that tell us something we prefer to hear. This belief in fake truths makes us weapons of mass destruction, which is clearly stated in the song of the band Faithless.

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LGBTQIA+ Rights and Agenda 2030: A Global Fight for Equality
LGBTQIA+ Rights and Agenda 2030: A Global Fight for Equality

LGBTQIA+ communities around the world continue to face severe discrimination and violence, particularly in regions like the Middle East and North Africa, where same-sex relations are criminalized. Human Rights Watch highlights ongoing abuses, including torture and executions, reflecting a broader pattern of inequality. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all UN Member States, emphasizes that no one should be left behind, advocating for peace, prosperity, and the fulfillment of human rights for all, including LGBTQIA+ individuals. Discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people obstructs access to education and employment, hindering progress toward societal, economic, and ecological sustainability. The agenda provides an opportunity to enhance the lives of this marginalized community, aligning with internationally recognized human rights norms. In this context, the United States holds a unique position in advocating for global LGBTQIA+ rights despite facing its challenges, serving as a model for activism. Similarly, Western European nations have made significant strides in promoting these rights, contributing to the global discourse on equality. Organizations in Europe are encouraging LGBTQIA+ engagement with the Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing solidarity and collective action to strengthen global advocacy for LGBTQIA+ rights.

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The "Leave No One Behind" Principle at the Heart of Agenda 2030
The "Leave No One Behind" Principle at the Heart of Agenda 2030

The "Leave No One Behind" (LNOB) principle is at the heart of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, reflecting the commitment of UN Member States to eradicate poverty, end discrimination, and reduce inequalities. This agenda emphasizes the dignity of every individual and prioritizes the most vulnerable populations. Equality is essential for unity, as rising global inequalities jeopardize sustainable development and social stability. The 2030 Agenda introduces 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 targets aimed at extending the progress of the Millennium Development Goals, ensuring that these ambitions apply universally to all people, regardless of their country’s development level. The interlinked nature of the SDGs highlights the importance of integrated approaches to achieve transformative outcomes for societies. These goals address critical issues such as poverty, hunger, discrimination, and environmental sustainability, while promoting inclusive economic growth tailored to different national contexts. In essence, the 2030 Agenda presents a crucial choice: embrace equality and collaborative action or risk collective failure in addressing global challenges. The LNOB principle seeks to confront structural inequalities and discrimination, ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of equitable opportunities in essential areas such as education, health, and employment.

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