Peace Without Poison

4 December 2014Juan Manuel SantosPresident of Colombiacolombia@colombiaun.org, notificacionesjudiciales@minsalud.gov.coreclamos.minjusticia@minjusticia.gov.co, usuarios@mindefensa.gov.cohttps://www.facebook.com/JMSantos.Presidente?ref=br_tfPresident Santos,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresColombia joined the Global Depopulation Policy in 1963 and its total fertility rate declined fromnearly 7 children per woman to just above 2 as of 2014. The government of Colombiaengineered this drop in fertility through water fluoridation, which started in the Ciudad deGirardot in 1963 and quickly spread to Cali, Bogota, Medellin and Manizales, and through saltfluoridation since 1989.Since the Colombian population is being poisoned through both water and salt fluoridation fordepopulation purposes, more than a quarter of the children suffer from dental fluorosis and theentire population has been severely degraded both genetically and intellectually. If Colombiacontinues to subvert fertility in this fashion there will be only mentally retarded, obese, sterileand feeble people left fifty years from now and the entire country will die out by the end of the21 st century.You and your predecessors, President Santos, are committing genocide and belong in prison andnot at the helm at the nation. Colombia, moreover, has served as the primary nest in SouthAmerica for the UN and its western backers and has aided the depopulation lobby to spread itscancer throughout the continent.Considering that Colombia’s population has grown from 12 million in 1950 to 48 million today,a fourfold increase, I do not for a second doubt the need for strict and effective populationcontrol, but I will never condone mass murder as the way to accomplish the demographictransition. The government’s duty is to legislate not to poison. So stop poisoning your peopleand legislate population control before we, the people, hang you from the next tree.Colombia is important because it is one of the most bio-diverse countries in the world, housingnearly 20% of the global species and having the highest rate of species per square kilometerworldwide and the largest number of species that are not found anywhere else. But that does not164 | P a g e