"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 confrontat
"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. Even so, it is more humane than the alternative of another world war to reduce numbers. - Contraception and abortion. Lacking a popular consensus to control population, the ruling elite have resorted to covert means. - The coercive one child policy -- overall a success story for China; surgical sterilization in India. - Psychosocial: weakening the family, forcing women to work, high divorce rates, youth unemployment, countercultures, drug, tobacco and alcohol abuse, incarceration, accelerated urbanization. "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 near(The author is a practicing gastroenterologist, a nutritionist, and a self-proclaimed “physician scientist.”)• I thought I’d heard it all when it comes to IBS, but I came away from DR. Famed trael writer, now retired, Jan Morris wrote about her transformation from James to Jan in "Conundrum".Still, the subject of the transgener is one that is urually not addressed because it remains uncomfortable for many. I love it when the good guys beat the bad guys, with a happy ending. Dry Heat is a suspense novel that starts out with alot of details and then starts moving at a pace that will have you wanting to know what happens next. Ms. I also was amused on the statement: "Avoid the foods your ancestors avoided - they also stayed clear of chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, cancer" How far should we look for ancestors? Paleolithic, ancient, medieval, modern times? They all ate differently. I grew up in Lee County and reading about the area brought back a lot of memories. The tracks are on the audio CD which came with early copies of the game. The story's muted color schemes and simple characters give it a particularly classic feel, unlike anything else you might find in contemporary tales. So, as glires noted, much of the proofing is left for you to do in the probl
- Title : Killing Us Softly: The Global Depopulation Policy
- Author : Kevin Mugur Galalae
- Rating : 4.85 (318 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-1-18
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 148 Pages
- Asin : 161577050X
- Language : English
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