Peace Without Poison

its core responsibility, which is to preserve international peace and prevent nuclear war, itsimpetus and urgency have grown along with its scale and scope.To meet these multiple and vast responsibilities the population control arsenal at the disposal ofthe UN and its member states has also grown correspondingly.Once universal and compulsory education for boys and girls as well as delayed marriage reachedtheir limits by the early 1950s in how far they could suppress family size, governments fullydeployed fluoride, be it in water (both tap and bottled), salt, milk, supplements, dental careproducts, and in direct oral applications, under the pretext of combatting tooth decay. To date,the reproductive systems of more than two billion people in high- and middle-income countriesare being subverted in this fashion, especially since the World Health Organization (WHO) hasdeclared fluoride, which is a deadly poison, an essential mineral and changed the CodexAlimentarius, which regulates the international standards and codes related to food productionand food safety, so it could be added to milk products by compliant genocidal corporationswithout being labelled. Men are especially vulnerable to this method of sterilization and as aresult of it boys suffer disproportionately from an epidemic of developmental disorders that inthe meantime affect 15% of all male children in the developed world and a growing number ofboys in the developing world.By the 1960s, the oral contraceptive pill and Depo-Provera injections were promoted asvoluntary methods of birth control in developing nations and involuntarily or unknowinglyforced on women throughout the developing world. To date, more than a billion women ofreproductive age worldwide are temporarily sterilized in this fashion with dire effects on theirhealth, as attested by an epidemic of breast cancer as well as infertility.In Africa, the HIV/AIDS virus was unleashed in the late 1970s to wreak havoc on the immunesystem and thus increase morbidity and mortality in countries where depopulation objectivescould not be accomplished from the front end of life, by limiting birth, and could only beaccomplished from the back end of life, by increasing death. The virus was also designed toalter the sexual practices of Africans where polygamy and promiscuity were the norm andthrough fear of infection limit sexual intercourse with multiple partners and prevent childbearingout of wedlock, as well as increase the use of condoms throughout the world. To date, the entireworld lives in fear of AIDS and 35 million people worldwide live with AIDS, the vast majorityof whom are in the low- and middle-income countries of sub-Saharan Africa, as well as 3.2million children infected by their HIV-positive mothers during pregnancy, childbirth orbreastfeeding. More importantly for the depopulation lobby so long as fear of AIDS is kept aliveindividuals, be they educated or not, will have an incentive to use contraceptives, which helps theworld prevent unwanted pregnancies.By the early 1980s, bisphenol A (BPA) plastics in the form of polycarbonates and epoxy resinswere developed to close the loophole to safe drinking water and safe food that the health1036 | P a g e