When a partisan faction committed to depopulation by other means openly admits that we’d be better off with fewer of us around, they mean it. Culling the wrong people out of the population has been a goal for over a century, and these social engineers openly support policies that prove it.
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If It Quacks Like a Duck
Just from personal observations, this issue somehow has more legs than a caterpillar and continues to steamroll our society while its hyped-up humanitarian excuse masks its inherent depravity.
Slippery Meet Slope: Colorado Assisted Suicide Bill Drops Wait Time To 48 Hours
Medically Assisted Dying, which used to be a war crime and opposed by the American left as a form of Capitol Punishment, is the Depopulation Prog’s new Hot Ticket. With too many of the wrong sort of people on the planet, why not normalize suicide and then give them a reason to want to kill themselves?
Epstein and the Battle for a Peaceful Planetary Civilization
The Epstein case is a key battle in a fight between moral, civil society and a small cabal of people who believe themselves to be elite but who are actually totally morally depraved, corrupted, and sick people. So much so that they are actual pedophiles, and they are protecting each other from the sword of Lady Justice.
“If a Person’s Genitals Do Not Determine Their Gender, How Does Removing Them Change Their Gender?”
The headline is a quote from a piece at Brownstone. It is a lengthy thing that documents at least 40 incidences of elites ignoring their own mask, lockdown, or distancing mandates. It is a handy reference worth your attention, but as the title tells you, that’s not what I’m going to talk about.
Depopulation Speculations
This started out as an entry in a meme post, but it got long enough – and a truly serious enough topic with a lot to discuss – that IMHO it’s worth making a standalone post. But first, please do recall my four essays on depopulation:
The Nature of the Transhumanist Ideology
The 1900s have seen great developments in the field of adolescent psychology, a course that is almost mandatory for anyone working in the education field in this day and age. Titans of pedagogy like Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Erik Erikson, Lev Vygotsky, and John Bowlby have pushed forward our understanding of the child’s mind as … Read more
Progressive Trial Balloon: Ethicists Suggest Making it Legal to Euthanize the Poor
The “no one would ever do that crowd” has been having a bad couple of years. It has become quite clear that, yes, a government would do that, that being an increasing number of things to which we can add using assisted suicide to euthanize undesirable populations.
Things Fall Apart 2
In my recent essay Things Fall Apart… I commented about how the very fundamentals of our nation (US) and Western Civilization seem to be developing fractures that will lead to the whole thing falling down.
Worry Over Climate Change is Causing … Eating Disorders
The climate changes but the political movement that seeks to address climate change couldn’t care less. They can’t predict it and even if it were real could never do a thing about it. But they can and do scare the crap out of people which is the only true goal.
If mRNA Vaccines Aren’t a Threat to Human Fertility Then Why …
You may have heard the stories (sorry, conspiracy theories) about increased miscarriages among women who got The Jab™. There’s no other likely explanation for it, but the Vaxx-Monkeys insist it can’t be their blessed “holy water.” Okay, so why this then?
Thought Splinters (Part I)
In my essay The Right to Disagree at Urban Scoop I’d re-coined (having used it on my old blog) the term “Thought Splinters” which I define as short memes or questions (e.g., in a discussion) that – if they have an effect – are not meant to immediately convince someone of something, but rather be nagging little things that sooner or later fester intellectually and, hopefully, require addressing by conscious thought and research.
Quick Takes – Hat Trick
Within I pick three topics upon which to discourse, but not worth a full-length examination as a standalone piece on their own. But first, reprising an older cartoon (for shameless self-promotion!):
Quick Takes – Hat Trick
I intend to write a 9-11 piece soon, but please give it a couple of days. Meanwhile, three quick-hit-style bits of news with comments: