New Malthusian Paper Demands 50% Global Depopulation
Your own tax dollars are being funneled into academic “studies” that openly argue humanity must be culled by half. Under the banner of “sustainable development,” globalist technocrats are now putting it in writing: the human population must be slashed to roughly four billion people by the year 2200
In this episode of Behind The Deep State, Alex Newman of The New American dissects a chilling new paper published in the journal Sustainable Development.
Newman exposes the paper’s explicit alignment with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), tracing this anti-human philosophy back to its dark roots, from Thomas Malthus and the Club of Rome to John Holdren’s infamous eco-fascist writings and open declarations at UN climate summits.
The authors do not stop at demanding fewer humans. For those who remain, the authors outline a grim reality of imposed austerity: severely reduced standards of living, mandated restrictions on basic consumption, and government-managed “resource quotas.”
Newman breaks down the paper in Sustainable Development, its ties to the UN’s Agenda 2030, and the long history of this anti-human ideology—from Thomas Malthus and the Club of Rome to John Holdren and open calls at UN climate summits.
Newman also notes what the study ignores: fertility rates have already collapsed below replacement in much of the world, and the real demographic crisis is coming from too few people, not too many.
All of this ignores the glaring, empirical reality right in front of us: fertility rates have already plummeted well below replacement levels across the Western world and much of the globe since 2020.
I wonder what could have caused that?
The real demographic threat facing nations today is not overpopulation; it is demographic collapse and an engineered scarcity agenda designed to control human life.
Read the paper here to see how elite academics couch radical population reduction in the sanitized language of ‘environmentalism’.
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