Peace Without Poison

2 November 2014Keith MitchellPrime Minister of GrenadaPrimeMinister@gov.gd, pmsec@gov.gdforeignaffairs@gov.gd, min-healthgrenada@spiceisle.comPrime Minister Mitchell,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresGrenada was forced into the Global Depopulation Policy by its British overlords in 1958, thuslong before gaining its independence in 1974 and joining the UN. As a result, the total fertilityrate decline from 6.7 children per woman in the 1950s to 4.5 by the time of its independence andto only1.9 by 2006, the first year the island nation reached below replacement level fertility.Heavy emigration along with covert depopulation measures have ensured that the island’spopulation has not increased much since 1958, when there were 85,000 people living in Grenada,until today, when there are 109,000 inhabitants. At 318 people per square kilometer Grenada ishowever too densely populated for its resources, which is why the Population Division of theUnited Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs has ambitious population reductionplans for the island, as its 2012 Revision projections show:Grenada is to achieve a perfect population pyramid by 2100, which means that every covertmethod of depopulation will be used on the people of Grenada to accomplish this objective.To date, Grenadians have been subjected at various times to forced surgical sterilization,involuntary chemical sterilization, subfertility through endocrine disruptors in food, bottled waterfluoridation, fluoride veneers, fluoride supplements, salt fluoridation, and most recentlysterilizing GMOs and vaccines.305 | P a g e