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British Admit: Copenhagen Is All About Genocide

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Westcoastin':
I still haven't heard anybody come up with an alternative to population control...  Yes it seems like it is an infringement of civil liberty to say you cant breed, but to demand the right to have more than 2 kids is downright selfish when the Earth has finite resources and there isnt enough food/water to go around for the community as it is.

I understand that the idea of another level of government is scary,  politicians are corrupt.. blah blah blah,  but its an inevitable step. Eventually ( could be 50 years, could be 500) as we begin to step further into space.. we will have to do so as united as possible...  We are all humans, as long as we always divide ourselves by religion, race or even country.. there will never be peace.
We already have several layers of government..  here in Canada its Municipal, Provincial, Federal... each with their own responsibilities, whats another one on top? Especially if it prevents war, enforces sustainable environmental policy and facilitates the distribution of food, water and medicine.  I'm not saying it will be easy, we will have to fight to make sure its democratic and our civil liberties remain intact... but we've done it in the past. If we don't even try then our species is doomed.

--- Quote from: virtuoso on December 17, 2009, 10:27:06 AM ---That's simply not true to state that Hindu's do not eat meat in fact Ghandi was a hindu all his life and realised one of the greatest holds the occupying english force had over the indians was the fact that many indians were vegetarians and he realised that made them less hungry for change, more docile, weaker more passive individuals. However I wrote it in incorrectly, I should have said the british loved the state of affairs, easier to control millions when they don't have the strength to fight.

Copenhagen is not the finish, in the end the aim is for complete centralised globalised control of everyone, which is a panopticon dystopian nightmare. These control freaks are sick perverts and i feel for their lack of humanity.

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Maybe I'm misunderstanding you.. but are you saying that vegetarianism is a conspiracy?  It should be common knowledge that there are other ways of getting protein..  and like I said in my last post.. using land to raise cattle is a waste of space, 90% of the energy cattle consume is wasted..   we wouldn't need to cut down entire rainforests to create farm land, or soak our crops in fertilizer if more people were vegetarians. We also wouldn't need to rely on steroid-pumped beef for protein.

I'd also to point out that sometimes for things to get done, somebody has to be in charge. The constant bickering between nations doesn't get us anywhere

Something has to change.. and it has to happen soon.  I still can't believe that some people don't think climate change is happening and think its a hoax... literally tens of thousands of highly-educated people are working on this problem, but because of ‘climate-gate' or whatever they ignore the rapidly expanding deserts, the loss of %50 of the rainforests,the rapidly dying coral reefs (the rainforests of the ocean), the mass extinctions of the Earth's species and on and on and on

Y'know what the definition of a parasite is? Its an organism that lives off its host, slowly killiing it. Humans are a fucking parasite.. its about time we started taking better care of our host

virtuoso:

No I am stating what Ghandi also stated, that vegetarians are weaker, mentally softer individuals, who are more frail, usually fraught with bad health because they don't get the right mix of nutrients. I didn't say vegetarianism itself was a conspiracy, merely that it plays into the hands of those who would look to control if you can make everyone a vegetarian.

virtuoso:

There are no state democratic means when a nation signs on the line of a legally binding international treaty. That is a top down implementation where future elected governments are then powerless to do anything about the already introduced global government laws. Secondly new borns in the west are actually at a low level, particularly white people and in regards to Africa, they have so many children because they lose so many children at a young age. The state (whoever the state may be) has no business controlling life itself and when it does, you have no freedoms, it simply becomes a word.

LooN3y:
it probably sound stupid but what is copenhagen? is is the bankers? top economist advisers? some sort of american or british aristocracy? corporation ceos?



my understanding is something of that sort

Digital Pimpin':

--- Quote from: David Mack on December 16, 2009, 09:06:37 PM ---http://www.larouchepac.com/print/12763

December 13, 2009 (LPAC)—The official British policy for the Copenhagen conference is now out, in explicit language: Massive population genocide, on a scale that would make Adolf Hitler blush. The London School of Economics, the anchor of the Fabian Gordon Brown government, has produced a study for Copenhagen, released by the British organization Optimum Population Trust (OPT), calling for the reduction of world population by between three to five billion people between now and 2050. This flagrant call for mass extermination is based on the argument that the single greatest cause of global warming is over-population, and that the most "cost-effective" cure for global warming is radical population reduction.

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Haha, I studied at the London School Of Economics and it's anything but an anchor for a Labour government, not since Prof Tony Giddens left anyway.


--- Quote from: virtuoso on December 18, 2009, 12:45:45 AM ---No I am stating what Ghandi also stated, that vegetarians are weaker, mentally softer individuals, who are more frail, usually fraught with bad health because they don't get the right mix of nutrients. I didn't say vegetarianism itself was a conspiracy, merely that it plays into the hands of those who would look to control if you can make everyone a vegetarian.

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A lot of Indians have been vegetarian since way before the British came in to power. It's not really a religious thing, although when it comes to Hinduism, culture and religion blur into one. Basically, if you're a poor family in India you can usually afford one cow or buffalo to cart your goods around the streets and provide milk for the children. However, if that cow was to be killed for meat or by accident, that family has lost a key part of their livelihood. Hence why cows are seen to be 'sacred' by Indians, as everyone gives them right of way on the roads, because you could condemn a family to starvation if you knocked into it.

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