Peace Without Poison

18 September 2014Abdel Fattah el-SisiPresident of Egypt, info@ad.gov.egIbrahim MahlabPrime Minister of Egypt, feedback@sis.gov.egPresident el-Sisi and Prime Minister Mahlab,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresEgypt’s history shows that bad rulers were punished by erasing every trace of their existence.Imagine how much worse your punishment will be unless you fail to protect your people fromgenocide by outlawing all toxins and poisons with which the UN and its western sponsorsdeliberately undermine the Egyptian people’s fertility, health and longevity for the sake ofmandatory population control and under the cover of aid!The misguided policies of Hosni Mubarak have made your country dependent on American aidthat has been wasted on the military and has destroyed every democratic instinct of the Egyptianpeople and replaced it with a foreign-financed military dictatorship. To this day this remains thecase, which is why the democratically elected government of Mohamed Morsi was ousted by theEgyptian military and then sentenced to death or life imprisonment the leaders of the MuslimBrotherhood; a mistake and a crime that will haunt Egypt for decades to come unlessimmediately rectified.Egypt’s problems stem from the fact that the population has grown much faster than theeconomy possibly could and the country can only be kept afloat by foreign aid. No amount ofmilitary force will either solve or suppress Egypt’s macroeconomic problems and the consequentmalcontent. Therefore, the sooner Egypt adopts open legislation limiting family size to no morethan two children the faster it will escape the cycle of poverty and conflict that it is trapped in.Until then, leaders will change like dirty sheets and the wows of the country will grow from badto worse as the Nile Valley is rapidly denuded.I hope that you will meet with me to discuss how we can forge global consensus for overtpopulation control and make Egypt once a gain a cradle of civilization and a bedrock of stability.The world needs Egypt to get its act straight and assume its central and historic role as theintellectual and cultural heart of the Middle East.Sincerely,Kevin GalalaeCenter of Global Consciousness234 | P a g e