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democratic system, the Global Depopulation Policy would not have been driven underground to
be carried out by deception through covert chemical and biological means but could have
proceeded in the open and by freely given consent and thus be legislated.
As it became clear that the systemic obstacles could not be overcome at the national level, the
responsibility to introduce effective population control measures was transferred to the
international arena and placed onto the United Nations.
To circumvent these formidable systemic obstacles, the architects of the Global Depopulation
Policy realized that they had to deceive the world in order to move the masses to do what is
needed against their will and without their knowledge. And that is how the stage was set for
history’s greatest deception. The crimes committed behind the veil of secrecy that was raised to
shield the Global Depopulation Policy from public scrutiny and accountability for over 60 years
are without parallel in history by virtue of their sheer magnitude. While these crimes have been
committed not with malevolent but with benevolent intent, to save humanity from its own
ignorance and indifference, they nevertheless redefine the concept of crimes against humanity
and throw our species into an entirely different and unflattering light.
3. Historical Circumstances – Victors and Vanquished
Every generation lives and operates within the confines of its time and is at the mercy of history.
The political climate at the end of World War II was volatile and charged with hatred and
bitterness. Europe and Japan were laid waste and economic conditions were dire everywhere.
There was no time for subtle measures. Desperate times called for desperate measures.
Allies versus Axis Powers – Unconditional Surrender – Guinea Pigs
The Allies won the Second World War and its members, who called themselves the “United
Nations”, became signatories of the Declaration of the United Nations and members of the
newly-formed United Nations Organization at war’s end.
The United States, the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom, the so-called “Big Three”,
controlled Allied policy during the war and dictated the United Nations’ policy after the war.
The unconditional surrender of both Germany and Japan in 1945 provided the Allies with the
opportunity to institute strict population control measures on the conquered nations of the Axis
Powers without seeking anyone’s permission. Japan,
being the most hated enemy of the United States, had
already been punished with two nuclear bombs at
Hiroshima and Nagasaki. To ensure that it rose from
the ashes but stayed humble, the reconstruction
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