Wow. Just read it. Fast. Need to re-read. Sure has given me a lot to think about. and absorb. and go look for, like his book Water, Salt and Milk...but he does see where we are heading (global digital slavery to Technocracy), and an potential alternative (but the latter is a bit sketchy, so I must re-read)...Thanks so much for sharing. Wow.
PS downloaded it so I can re-read. Worth a re-read. He does sound like my cousin, a paranoid schizophrenic, but I don't really think he is. But it smacks me in the face how much he sounds like a crazy person in his letters, but he really lays out his thinking and all of it is plausible.
Yes, the author is definitely a bit strange, but I liked his detailed explication of the history of the various means of global depopulation (bringing it together into one text). His "solution" is an argument for educating people that we MUST voluntarily stop reproducing so rabidly, or we all die. I'm not sure that's true (that assumes no future discoveries or breakthroughs regarding resource recovery, preservation, off-world resources, etc.), and even if it were true, I'm not convinced that people can be frightened into celibacy or "one child per couple".
But I often link to this book, as it shows that this latest bioweapon is just one in a long line of tools in our overlord's depop toolbox.
I kept it. It was a fascinating read. I think I feel the same way you do...be it overpopulation or the climate change agenda...my hope is always in the creativity of the human mind...else we'd all be still hunting whales for lamps. But my fear is that too many in positions of power believe exactly as this man says...firmly convinced that something has to be done, be it about people or about the climate. Me, I know the population is already shrinking, and that we are actually in a cold cycle. I think if Gates had devoted his billions to furnishing potable water and a basic standard of living in the third world, we could have saved a lot of the ecosystems and animals. When people don't have to worry about their kids dying young, they have less. One thing we forget, is that children are the old age nursing homes in most countries still.
Link not working for me??
My word, links are being censored right and left these days! Thanks for letting me know. Here's another PDF of the book -- https://globalfreedommovement.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/KILLING_US_SOFTLY_THE_GLOBAL_DEPOPULATION_POLICY_COMPRESSED.pdf
Thank you. Reading now.
Wow. Just read it. Fast. Need to re-read. Sure has given me a lot to think about. and absorb. and go look for, like his book Water, Salt and Milk...but he does see where we are heading (global digital slavery to Technocracy), and an potential alternative (but the latter is a bit sketchy, so I must re-read)...Thanks so much for sharing. Wow.
PS downloaded it so I can re-read. Worth a re-read. He does sound like my cousin, a paranoid schizophrenic, but I don't really think he is. But it smacks me in the face how much he sounds like a crazy person in his letters, but he really lays out his thinking and all of it is plausible.
Yes, the author is definitely a bit strange, but I liked his detailed explication of the history of the various means of global depopulation (bringing it together into one text). His "solution" is an argument for educating people that we MUST voluntarily stop reproducing so rabidly, or we all die. I'm not sure that's true (that assumes no future discoveries or breakthroughs regarding resource recovery, preservation, off-world resources, etc.), and even if it were true, I'm not convinced that people can be frightened into celibacy or "one child per couple".
But I often link to this book, as it shows that this latest bioweapon is just one in a long line of tools in our overlord's depop toolbox.
I kept it. It was a fascinating read. I think I feel the same way you do...be it overpopulation or the climate change agenda...my hope is always in the creativity of the human mind...else we'd all be still hunting whales for lamps. But my fear is that too many in positions of power believe exactly as this man says...firmly convinced that something has to be done, be it about people or about the climate. Me, I know the population is already shrinking, and that we are actually in a cold cycle. I think if Gates had devoted his billions to furnishing potable water and a basic standard of living in the third world, we could have saved a lot of the ecosystems and animals. When people don't have to worry about their kids dying young, they have less. One thing we forget, is that children are the old age nursing homes in most countries still.