5 Billion on Elites Hitlist - The Plan to Depopulate the Planet
According to elitists who think they run the world, half of the rest of us must die. These are the Malthusians. Don't take it too lightly - they're serious. They've been at it for decades, but they've just released a new propaganda blitz to convince you to go quietly.
BTW anyone who has ever flown in an airplane has seen the truth with their own eyes. Humanity is barely a trace on the planet... if visible at all. All the people who have ever lived in history, could be stacked into a cube one mile on each side. Such a cube could then be pushed over the edge of the Grand Canyon, where it (we) would utterly disappear into the bottom of the ravine. That's how insignificant mankind's presence on the earth really is.
As one can see in the PDF booklets (downloadable at the bottom of this page), the 'Malthusian' theories have always been nothing more than an attempt to justify planetary feudalism and slavery for the sole benefit of self-appointed feudal lords. This in their hopes of hoarding the world's wealth and labors to their own selfish benefit, living longer lives of ever greater ease and luxury.
Recommended films: Logan's Run, Soylent Green, The Time Machine, Zardoz.
BTW anyone who has ever flown in an airplane has seen the truth with their own eyes. Humanity is barely a trace on the planet... if visible at all. All the people who have ever lived in history, could be stacked into a cube one mile on each side. Such a cube could then be pushed over the edge of the Grand Canyon, where it (we) would utterly disappear into the bottom of the ravine. That's how insignificant mankind's presence on the earth really is.
As one can see in the PDF booklets (downloadable at the bottom of this page), the 'Malthusian' theories have always been nothing more than an attempt to justify planetary feudalism and slavery for the sole benefit of self-appointed feudal lords. This in their hopes of hoarding the world's wealth and labors to their own selfish benefit, living longer lives of ever greater ease and luxury.
Recommended films: Logan's Run, Soylent Green, The Time Machine, Zardoz.