Peace Without Poison

25 October 2014Sauli NiinistöPresident of Finlandpresidentti@tpk.fi, kirjamoo.um@formin.fikirjaamo@tpk.fi, oikeusministerio@om.fiAlexander StubbPrime Minister of Finlandalexander.stubb@vnk.fi, kirjaamo@intermin.fi, kirjaamo@stm.fiPresident Niinistö and Prime Minister Stubb,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresAs a cobelligerent with Germany in World War II, Finland was forced into the GlobalDepopulation Policy at war’s end and by 1952 its people became guinea pigs of salt-fluoridationexperiments conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO). Fluoridated water andfluoride supplements were added to the depopulation arsenal and the average number of birthsper woman declined from 3.5 in 1947, to below replacement level by 1969, and to just 1.5 by1998. Currently, the total fertility rate is at 1.3 children per woman and the government has beentrying various measures to boost it up to 2 children per woman to ensure that the population doesnot decline.Having started to subvert population growth early on, Finlandhas completed its demographic transition but has yet to figureout a way to repair its people’s damaged minds and bodies,which is why all pro-natalist attempts so far have proved futileand the total fertility rate remains well below replacementlevel. The dire state of the country’s dying population isreflected in the nation’s housing statistics, which show that theaverage size of its 2.4 million households is 2.1 persons, ofwhich 40% of households consist of just one person, 32% oftwo persons, and just 28% of three or more persons. What thismeans is that more than half of Finland’s genetic lines havebeen terminated as they are incapable of reproduction.At just 18 people per square kilometer Finland has the third-lowest population density in Europe,behind Norway and Iceland, and if your administration does not immediately eliminate all266 | P a g e