DEMOGRAPHIC WINTER

According to the United Nations, Agenda 21 is a comprehensive plan of action to be taken globally, nationally and locally by organizations of the United Nations System, Governments, and Major Groups in every area in which human impacts on the environment.

Buried in the pages of the proposal are measures that can be taken to insure global sustainability, a world with less human resource depletion. Virtually all forms of human activity impact the environment. The United Nations plan is to take measures for sustainable development. One of the key elements of “sustainable development” is population control.

The global elite are absolutely obsessed with population control. In fact, there is a growing consensus among thiose who support global sustainability that they need to get rid of 80 to 90 percent of us.

The Georgia Guidestones tell us that we should strive to “Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature.”

The way things are sizing up it is a bit chilling to know that the agenda of culling the planet can be carried out in many ways.

Wouldn’t it be odd to realize that perhaps economy is enough to cull the planet? I mean with health care costs and eugenics directives at the ready, the United States is ready to take matters of population into its own hands. The situation of demographic winter is setting in.

A push for the legalization of physician-assisted suicide is under way in at least three Northeastern states including Connecticut, where proponents say they see strong support for allowing doctors to prescribe mentally competent, dying individuals with the medications needed to take their own lives.

Lawmakers in New Jersey and Vermont are also considering legislation that would allow doctors to prescribe lethal medication to terminally ill patients in a trend that advocates say may be related to the country’s aging population.

In Connecticut, which has banned the practice since 1969, a group of lawmakers are now saying that the legislature’s first public hearing on the subject would likely be held. At least two bills on the issue have so far been proposed in this year’s session of the Connecticut legislature.

If the state’s General Assembly votes to legalize the practice, it would be the first state legislature to do so.

Oregon and Washington have passed right-to-die laws, but they did so through voter referendums. Montana’s Supreme Court has ruled that the practice of physicians helping terminally ill patients could be considered part of medical treatments. Thirty-four states prohibit assisted suicide outright. Seven others, including Massachusetts, banned it through legal precedent.

In discussions about climate change and future resources, the discussion never leans towards the real part of the agenda where you have no place in the future. I know that the whole idea of non existence is a difficult subject but with a future of Transhumanism, disease, lower birthrates and possible eugenics directives like euthanasia, the idea of depopulation may wind up being a simple task.

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