Peace Without Poison

foods laced with endocrine disruptors and that affect the urban population primarily since 60% ofthe food consumed in Gabon is imported from the West.The provision for food independence currently being explored through the National GeomaticPlan (NGP), as part and parcel of the Gabon Emergent strategic vision, must be implementedwithout delay if Gabon is to protect its people from chronic poisoning via food and beveragesintended to suppress fertility, as has been the case throughout the West since 1950.To understand just how damaging this perverse method of population control is, I urge you toread my books and articles (http://uvic.academia.edu/KevinGalalae) and to freely distribute themto your people, as this would motivate the Gabonese to grow their own food and be foodindependent. Your country is rich in resources, has a low population density and plenty of arableland, which gives you ample time to educate your citizens to control their own fertility and thushelp the country flourish economically and socially while also fulfilling its internationalobligations.To make your task easier, I hope that you will join my effort to forge global consensus forreplacement level fertility as a Planetary Security Prerogative overseen from the globalgovernance level. Neither Gabon nor the world can afford to waste more time and money oncontinuing to imperil humanity with covert methods of depopulation that constitute genocide andcause untold suffering.Responsible and visionary leadership is called for and this means that we must all make personalsacrifices, which is why I hope that you will sell the £85million luxury Parisian mansion that youhave recently purchased and invest that money in your people and in your country’s future.You can begin by encouraging your media to broadcast two brief educational videos I have madeduring my last hunger strike and that I make available to the world free of cost:1. Methods of Depopulationhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Hj3LGvWWLU2. Phases of Depopulationhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9nsFFZon1EShould you need my help and advice I hope that you will not hesitate to reach out to me. At suchtime, I will travel to Gabon to assist you and your people in any way I can.Sincerely,277 | P a g e