Ideological Roots of the Coming Global Genocide

Raiders News Update
by James R. Calvert

The following quotes expose the anti human, anti-God, eco-fascistic, 
neo-Malthusian, New Age ideological roots of the coming global 
genocide.   

The English political economist Thomas Robert Malthus, 1766-1834, 
set the tone for the coming genocide: "In our towns we should make 
the streets narrower, crowd more people into the houses, and court 
the return of the plague" (An Essay on the Principle of Population).  

"To deal with this 'cancer' which is humanity, not only is the quality 
of human life to be strictly controlled, but the quantity as well.  
Drastic reduction of the human 'plague' is a NA [New Age] mandate of 
the highest order, and therefore (human) over-population is sold 
by the Western media and government as the greatest menace facing 
the Earth today, beginning with the landmark book, _The Population 
Bomb_, by Paul Ehrlich: 'We must cut out the cancer of population 
growth.   

Coercion?  Perhaps, but coercion in a good cause.' (p.11) The Georgia 
Guidestones, a tourist site dubbed 'America's Stonehenge', is a 
monument to New Age priorities, and over-population gets attention 
from first to last - literally.  

Engraved on huge granite slabs in 12 different languages (including  
Hebrew) are a NA equivalent to the Ten Commandments, said to be 
dictated by anonymous 'guides'.  Guideline Number One specifies that 
earth's population must be reduced to 1/2 billion in order to "balance 
with Nature", implying that at least 80% of humanity must be 
eliminated.   

Guideline Number Ten reads: 'Be not a cancer on the earth - leave room 
for nature, leave room for nature.'  While the Guidestones were erected 
by an anonymous group which cannot claim to represent NA leadership 
worldwide, prominent figures concur that catastrophic population 
reductions are necessary for humanity's advancement:  

'The total world population should be not more than 2 billion, rather 
than the current 5.6 billion [in 1994].' (Cornell University professor 
David Pimentel, speaking at the American Association for the Advancement 
of Science)   

The UN was even more specific: 'A reasonable estimate for an 
industrialized world society at the present North American 
material standard of living would be 1 billion.   

At the more frugal European standard, 2 to 3 billion would be possible.' 
('UNEP Global Assessment Report', Phase One Draft, sec.9)  
[According to the UN Population Census table, its 1 billion limit would 
take us back to the global population of the year 1804, and 2 billion to 
1927.]   

At the 'State of the World Forum', sponsored by the Gorbachev 
Foundation and attended by many world leaders (San Francisco, 1995), 
Dr. Sam Keen, a respected  NA philosopher, proposed the more stringent 
Georgia Guidestones level of 1/2 billion: 'Cut the population [of roughly 
5.8 billion that year] by 90% and there aren't enough people left to do 
a great deal of ecological damage.' (William Jasper, 'Global Gorby', 
_The New American_, Oct. 30, 1995)   

Al Gore, U.S. Vice President at the time, went so far as to blame 
over-population in Third World countries for global warming. (_Washington 
Times_, 'Third World Birth Control Tops Gore's List of 'Global Warming' 
Cures', Oct. 1997) [How an abundance of dark-skinned babies can affect 
global temperatures more than an abundance of American cars, power plants,  
shopping malls and air conditioners is a mystery I'm still pondering. The 
fact that the man wasn't laughed out of office provides yet more food for 
thought.]  

"It's terrible to have to say this.  World population must be stabilized 
and to do that we must eliminate 350,000 people per day" (Bahgat 
Elnadi and Adel Rifaat, "Interview With Jacques-Yves Cousteau," The 
UNESCO Courier, Nov. 1991, p. 13).  

"At present the population of the world is increasing at about 58,000 
per diem. War, so far, has had no very great effect on this increase, 
which continued throughout each of the world wars....War has hitherto 
been disappointing in this respect ... but perhaps bacteriological war 
may prove effective.  If a Black Death could spread throughout the world 
once in every generation, survivors could procreate freely without making 
the world too full. The state of the world might be unpleasant, but what 
of it" (Betrand Russel, The Impact of Science on Society [New York: Simon 
and Schuster, 1953], pp. 102-104).  

"A total world population of 250-300 million people, a 95 percent decline 
from present levels, would be ideal" (Bruce Stutz, "Ted Turner Turns it 
on," Audubon, November-December 1991).  

"The men of the New Republic will not be squeamish either in facing or 
inflicting death....  They will have ideals that will make killing 
worthwhile....  They will hold that a certain portion of the population 
exists only on sufferance out of pity and patience, and on the 
understanding that they do not propagate; and I do not forsee any 
reason to suppose that they will hesitate to kill when that sufferance 
is abused" (H. G. Wells, The Works of H. G. Wells [London: T. F. Union 
and Co., 1924], vol. 4, pp. 258-259).  

"In the event I am reborn, I would like to return as a deadly virus, in 
order to contribute something to solve overpopulation" (Prince Philip, 
quoted in Deutsche Presse Agentur, August 1988).  

"Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature" 
(The Georgia Guidestones, Elberton, Georgia).  

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