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| Written by William F. Jasper | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tuesday, 19 January 2010 09:48 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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According to Secretary Clinton, President Obama's Global Health Initiative will be "the centerpiece" of his foreign policy, and even though America is drowning in debt and the U.S. economy is floundering, he has committed $63 billion to his global ObamaCare initiative. In addition to new funding, we've launched a new program that will be the centerpiece of our foreign policy, the Global Health Initiative, which commits us to spending $63 billion over six years to improve global health by investing in efforts to reduce maternal and child mortality, [and] prevent millions of unintended pregnancies. This was not the administration's first announcement of the Global Health Initiative (GHI); President Obama issued a statement and fact sheet on the program on May 5, 2009. SOME of America's leading billionaires have met secretly to consider how their wealth could be used to slow the growth of the world's population and speed up improvements in health and education. The philanthropists who attended a summit convened on the initiative of Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, discussed joining forces to overcome political and religious obstacles to change. Described as the Good Club by one insider it included David Rockefeller Jr, the patriarch of America's wealthiest dynasty, Warren Buffett and George Soros, the financiers, Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York, and the media moguls Ted Turner and Oprah Winfrey. The covert palaver took place, revealed the Times story, "at the home of Sir Paul Nurse, a British Nobel Prize biochemist and president of the private Rockefeller University." Photo: AP Images
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Flu-Bird
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The legacy of malthus and ehrlich This whole idea of over population was first brought up in 1842 when a clergyman maned THOMAS MALTHUS brought it all up some 100 years later a man name PAUL EHRLICH would put pen to paper and write his fraudlent book THE POPULATION BOMB now we see the legacies of these two men comming into world law becuase to many of these eco-zelots over population is offensive to their earth mother gaia |
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Thomas Paine
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The Georgia Guidestones Clearly this elite group, circling the CFR who circles the Bildebergs, is part of the Depopulation plan presenting on the Georgia Guidestones. This sinister plot continues with the UN as the clearing house. Our only hope is to save our country, as we clearly can't save the world. Goal for us: Restore the Constitution. Free us from foreign influence and entanglements. It's about Freedom and Liberty. Nothing else. |
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Ming
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Good idea Controlling the population growth is an excellent idea. As long as war, genocide, forced sterilization, forced abortion and the Republican (let 'em starve) ideology methods aren't used. |
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Sean
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Population Bomb If the "elites" are so concerned with the effect population has on this earth then they should lead by example and go ahead and off themselves. |
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annonymous
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... What does Malthus, Francis Galton, Hitler, Margaret Sanger, Darwin, and Planned Parenthood have in common? Find out in a stunning new film: Maafa21 Black Genocide in 21st Century America and see how Eugenics is the goal behindabortion: http://www.maafa21.com |
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Vic Sage
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... To reiterate what Sean said earlier: If the Mark & gregg are so concerned with the effect population has on this earth then they should lead by example and go ahead and off themselves. Or if you 2 humanoids would prefer, I could be persuaded to assist you..... |
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Pimpleff
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... Actually, a program of eugenics had been initiated prior to the wars. And they were working on killing off the undesirables. Populations of countries rise and fall. There's abundance everywhere, however the elites would have us believe otherwise being the sociopaths that they are. |
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Airknight
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Earthsteward The improvement of the human gene pool is desirable. The control of human population-which has now become the major threat to our civilization-, is desirable. If this catastrophic explosion of human population is not reversed by humans themselves, then nature will do it. Nature will find a way which will not be gentle or planned . We must begin immediately, or nature will do it for us! |
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CTLovesNathanHale
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The Good Club should eliminate themselves and their offspring from the planet Now that is population reduction I can support. The other eugenicists including the ones posting here should be the proud volunteers for euthenasia in their brave new world -- you first, "friends"... |
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klancy
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What? I moved to China a few years ago. The one child program is anything but brutal. What was brutal was the program to make China overpopulated to begin with so that human life had little value. When human life has little value, it gets treated as if it has little value. See the problem with over-population? Take off your slant-goggles for a sec and think... shouldn't we take at least a little itsy bitsy step back? - It's clear we're over-populated if you visit a second or third world country. It's also clear we're overpopulated when 200 people apply for one single job and educated people take low paying jobs. Wouldn't you like your life to have more value? How about the lives of your children? You need counter-point to your point. |
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Jean Brooks
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Overpopulation In the 1800's the world population was one billion. By the end of WWII it was 2 billion. Now it is over 6 billion. We are running out of fish, our soil is so degraded that we need to cover it with chemicals that our food has little nutritional value. Our wild animals are going extinct in record amounts. If we could return to a world population of 2 billion, our world could support us. By limiting families to 1.7 children, we could return to this number in 2 centuries. And then we could have a world where we all live in comfort rather than a world where most people starve. Reducing the world population by peaceful means rather than by starvation and wars makes a lot of sense. |
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