Mike Curtiss (2 Nov 2014)
"Environmentalists: the World Needs a Pandemic, or a Nuclear War"
Hi Friends,
The President has hired advisors, secretaries and czars people from the radical left to re-make America
into a suicidal, apocalyptic and doomed place. Why are they purposely trying to destroy the 'last best hope'
for mankind; the USA?
Let's look at the new Ebola Czar Ron Klain. He's authored several very disturbing books focused upon
exterminating 90% of mankind to make the Earth a sustainable planet. Why would the President select
a sick, demented individual like this radical our new Ebola Czar?
What is the Obama Regime up to trying to spread panic and Ebola by leaving our country wide open
to infected biohazards from West Africa? Are they trying to infect America to reduce our population
and usher in an era de-population? God help us all.
Agape,
Michael Curtiss
In the late 1960s through the 1970s, there was a panic that the Earth’s
population, if not controlled, would lead to mass food shortages, water
shortages, death, wars and the end of civilization as it existed. But
much like the “global cooling” movement during the same period, it was
proven to be horribly, horribly wrong.
The book “The Population Bomb,” published in 1968, warned that by the
1980s there would be massive upheaval and starvation because of
overpopulation.
The 80s came and went, and even though the Earth’s population has nearly
doubled, from 4 billion in 1974 to 7 billion now, humans have managed
to survive.
But, as is often the case with the climate change movement, everything
old is new again. Not even the faces change. John Holdren was once a
prominent global cooling cautioner. Now, he touts the dangers of global
warming while working as President Obama’s science advisor.
Newsweek, which, in 1975, warned the world of “global cooling,” and an
impending ice age, is back with a new warning – the planet’s population
is growing so fast, and is so unsustainable, that even a major pandemic
or war won’t be enough to save us from the coming disaster to the
environment overpopulation will cause.
The piece, entitled “Even a Pandemic Wouldn’t Create a 'Sustainable'
Population, Study Says,” starts off with the popular environmental
mantra of science – where not proof but majority vote wins out. The
first paragraph reads:
Environmental scientists generally agree that the growth rate of the
world’s human population and its current rate of consumption are
unsustainable. For that reason, many researchers and policy-makers have
called for family planning and birth control to slow growth in various
countries.
The cure? Population control, naturally. Their example? China.
Again, in the very next paragraph, Newsweek writes:
A good example is China’s one-child policy. Beginning in 1979, families
in China were largely limited to a single child. That policy was
extremely controversial and helped lead to a gender imbalance in Chinese
society, but it also helped avert 400 million births.
China didn’t “avert 400 million births,” it performed 400 million forced
abortions. And the “gender imbalance” so casually referenced there
wasn’t “helped” along by this policy, it was the direct result of it.
Girls are aborted routinely in China because families want boys.
So why this concern about the world’s population? Gaia, naturally.
A new study Newsweek is touting claims Mother Earth simply can’t handle
more people, even though reducing the population still won’t serve as a
“quick fix” for the scourge that is humans, they say.
So what did they study? Well, in one scenario “the researchers tested
what would happen if 2 billion people died over the course of a
five-year period in the mid-21st century, for example by a war or
pandemic.” Sadly, the researchers estimated the world’s population still
would increase to 8.5 billion by the end of the century. Plagues and
wars, it would seem, aren’t what they used to be.
So what’s the ideal population for the Earth-firsters? Well:
Several other studies suggest that a world population of between 1
billion and 2 billion “might ensure that all individuals [live]
prosperous lives, assuming limited change in per capita consumption and
land/materials use.” If humans reduced fertility rates to one child per
woman on average by 2100, there could be as few as 2 billion people by
2153, they calculated.
Still, even that won’t be enough. It seems that before 2153, even if we
eliminate billions of people through whatever means in the meantime,
“climate change and biodiversity loss are likely to cause ‘unacceptable’
losses to the environment, humans and the Earth’s many ecosystems.”
So what should people do? Hell, live it up – the planet is already
doomed! Idle your SUV in the driveway while pouring lead paint on baby
seals – what do have to lose?
Or maybe, just maybe, you put the lid on the paint cans, leave the seals
alone and use your SUV to drive to the polls and vote against the party
that embraces, supports and even profits from this insanity. Just a
thought.