Killing us softly: depopulation agenda by Kevin Galalae

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Galalae versus Windsor!

PRINCE WILLIAM IS WORRIED THERE ARE JUST TOO MANY PEOPLE IN THE WORLD
https://www.newsweek.com/prince-charles-prince-william-elephants-popul ation-climate-change-700696
BY JOSH LOWE ON 11/3/17 AT 8:06 AM EDT
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Britain’s Prince William speaks at a gala night for the conservation charity Tusk at The Roundhouse in London on November 2.
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Prince William, second in line to the British throne, has warned that exploding populations around the world will put "enormous pressure" on wildlife unless it is properly managed.

"In my lifetime, we have seen global wildlife populations decline by over half," the prince, who is known as the Duke of Cambridge, said at a gala dinner for the Tusk Trust charity in London, the Telegraph reported.

"We are going to have to work much harder," the duke continued, "and think much deeper, if we are to ensure that human beings and the other species of animal with which we share this planet can continue to coexist.


"Africa's rapidly growing human population is predicted to more than double by 2050—a staggering increase of three and a half million people per month.

"There is no question that this increase puts wildlife and habitat under enormous pressure.

"Urbanisation, infrastructure development, cultivation—all good things in themselves, but they will have a terrible impact unless we begin to plan and to take measures now."


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The duke said new ideas were needed on how to manage water resources and the grazing of animals, in case overcrowding ends up having a "catastrophic effect" on wildlife.

A report from WWF and the Zoological Society of London published in 2016 found that the world was on course to lose two-thirds of its wild animals by 2030, with the destruction of wilderness for agriculture, logging and poaching all major contributing factors, The Guardian reported at the time.


In 2010 William's father, Prince Charles, who is first in line to the British throne, warned that the earth could not "sustain us all," and that "in the next 50 years, we face monumental problems as the figures rocket," according to a separate Telegraph report.


Charles said at the time that "it would certainly help if the acceleration slowed down, but it would also help if the world reduced its desire to consume."

And he praised the success of family planning services: "Interestingly, where the loans are managed by the women of the community, the birth rate has gone down. The impact of these sorts of schemes, of education and the provision of family planning services, has been widespread.

"I fear there is little chance these sorts of schemes can help the plight of many millions of people unless we all face up to the fact more honestly than we do that one of the biggest causes of high birth rates remains cultural," Charles added.

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Our progressive philosophy calls for more freedom and more prosperity for more people. Yet author Kevin Galalae says you can't always have more.
https://www.amazon.com/Killing-Us-Softly-Global-Depopulation/dp/161577 050X



Overpopulation is making us victims of our own triumphs over nature. Lacking a popular consensus to control population, the ruling elite have resorted to covert means. Their depopulation project has had considerable success, but at a terrible cost. "Strict secrecy and deception have been necessary to prevent the masses from discovering the bitter truth that for the past 68 years they have been the object of a silent and global offensive, a campaign of attrition that has turned the basic elements of life into weapons of mass infertility and selective death."

"The birth of nearly two billion people has been prevented and the death of half a billion hurried. While these goals have been intentional, the architects of the Global Depopulation Policy have unintentionally undermined the genetic and intellectual endowment of the human species and have set back eons of natural selection."

We are adding a billion people every 10 - 15 years, while consumption per person has skyrocketed - placing unsustainable demands on resources like water and fuel. The only decent alternative is voluntary population control to reduce world population.

Here are the methods actually being used.

- Contraception and abortion. Chemical sterilization: Flouridation, BPA-contaminated plastic and metal food packaging. Drawbacks: increase in chronic illnesses and lowering of IQ will lead to massive degeneracy in a couple generations.

- The coercive one child policy -- overall a success story for China; surgical sterilization in India.

- Biological: synthetic HIV virus in Africa, flu viruses, GMO crops. Lowering human fertility, while weakening the immune system to increase mortality.

- Psychosocial: weakening the family, forcing women to work, high divorce rates, youth unemployment, countercultures, drug, tobacco and alcohol abuse, incarceration, accelerated urbanization. Successful in Europe where population has started to shrink. Political drawbacks: a secret state conducting genocide against its own people; sham democracy; a culture of deception. Endangering the gene pool and the ecosystem. Even so, it is more humane than the alternative of another world war to reduce numbers. Social costs: economic decline, collapse of social safety nets. Sustainable development policies don't mention the risks of covert sterilization that underpin them.

"Population control as a substitute to war is the progeny of the bipolar world order that followed World War II ... they agreed to wage a demographic war on their own people, and on those within their spheres of influence, rather than risk their mutually assured destruction in a nuclear confrontation."

The way forward: broad popular understanding of the issues. Yet politicians don't want to open up to a policy based on popular consensus, because that would undermine their power, which is based on manipulation. Aside from his writings, the author's efforts to awaken the world have included hunger strikes, imprisonment and legal battles.