Tell me what you think please

[n2mark]

Some time ago in the middle of a restless night I was listening to someone talking regarding overpopulation and the New World Order. What he was saying - cancer, aids, flu etc are not accidents but a plan to get rid of overpopulation. The people involved in the New World Order want to get rid of most of the population. The way things are going, I'm wondering if this is true.

I thought this was far fetched at the time, but the way things are
going, could this be true?

[TOOLZ]

1. They can always cash in on more people

Health care, drugs, taxes, ATM charges, gas, the more they make the more they hold on their power.

They don't want abortion, you think they care about people not getting enough to eat the other side of the world?

[skypilot]

2. George Bush quote:

"Al Qaeda never stops thinking of ways to harm Americans and neither do we."

Or something like that. With every passing day I'm more and more convinced that this administration is trying its damnednest to thin the herd.

[CrispyQ]

3. This guy agrees with you:

The Republicans Sinister Secret Plan:

http://fixco1.com/bushplan.html

snip...

Stage ten is to divide the population of America between the "haves" (10%) and the "have-nots" (90%) and drive the "have-nots" out of America using any means necessary.

Stage eleven is to reduce the population of the earth by 90% in an effort to limit global warming and to conserve earth's limited resources.

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It's a little out there, but he makes some good points. I'm not sure I don't agree with both of you. I certainly wouldn't put anything past this group of thugs.

[SmokingJacket]

4. I think it's slightly more complicated than that.... but not far off.

If we put as much money into flu research and vaccines, say, as we do into the military, MANY MANY lives would be saved.

But we don't, because the powers that be could give two shits about about the people who die from flu or who are killed by the military.

So I don't know if there's anyone out there deliberately plotting to get rid of the "excess population" -- but I do know that those in power don't care much what happens to that excess population. So the result is the same.

[cdb]

5. Ok. but

the question is why? Why would they want to get rid of people?

They need kids to fight the wars. They need middle class workers to enrich the corporations and make them wealthier. The only reason would be to hoard all the oil for themselves.

[n2mark]

6. I know he gave the reasons but

at 3:00am I don't remember everything when I get up. All I know this just stuck in the back of mind until recently when SS, Bankruptcy, slashing the budget, the neocons and the christianity push that this is bothering me. Let's not forget the lack of caring for the seniors and the poor.

Actually, they won't need the children to fight wars, the New World Order would have complete control of the world. Not sure how the answer the corporations except the rich will keep them intact.

[ComerPerro]

7. No. If anything, they are using GOP legislation

to get rid of most of the population.

It seems to be working, though.

[applegrove]

8. They know that birth defects and cancer rates are higher in agricultural

communities because of the spraying, etc. And the people let it go on.

[tx_dem41]

9. No, its not true. n/t

[leftofthedial]

10. why wouldn't "they" do something more lethal?

all the above diseases don't even touch the rate of population growth

why not just spread plague or something truly awfully deadly?

[stillcool]

11. What is far-fetched anymore?

Our psyche, as a county is totally screwed. i don't even want to contemplate what causes the rage of the rwing, nor do i entertain many ideas of the rapture or satanism,...yet. With the lack of logic in current events i find myself accepting very little and rejecting all but the absolute..ie..its snowing out. i've been trying to read some history to get a handle on what the f*ck is going on. So far, i have learned that i'm pretty ignorant. Saw an interesting quote to
nite from Eric Olsens site:


There is a passage in “The Four Quartets” where the poet T.S. Eliot writes:
… the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And know the place for the first time.