Peace Without Poison

28 October 2014Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-SabahEmir of Kuwaitamirsoffice@da.gov.kw, d.minister@da.gov.kw,minister@da.gov.kw, wakeel@da.gov.kw,histdoc@da.gov.kw, a.alfahad@da.gov.kw,info@da.gov.kwNawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-SabahCrown Prince of Kuwaitinfo@cpd.gov.kw, info@moj.gov.kwmod_info@mod.gov.kw, contact_us@islam.gov.kwJaber Al-Mubarak Al-Hamad Al-SabahPrime Minister of Kuwaitcontact@pm.gov.kw, info@cmgs.gov.kw, info@mona.gov.kwEmir Sabah Al-Sabah, Crown Prince Nawaf Al-Sabah and Prime Minister Jaber Al-Sabah,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresKuwait joined the United Nations in 1963 and the Global Depopulation Policy in 1970, the resultof which its total fertility rate has since dropped from 7.4 to 2.6 children per woman. Thepeople’s fertility has been subverted with bottled water and beverages as well as imported foodsadulterated with bisphenol A and/or fluoride, both of which are endocrine disruptors deliberatelyinserted in food, water and beverages to achieve demographic objectives dictated by the UN.Considering that Kuwait’s native population has grown an astounding tenfold since 1950 (from150,000 to 1.5 million) and that to date Kuwait is also home to an additional 2.4 millionexpatriates, bringing its population density to 200 people per square kilometer in a country withno agriculture; that Kuwait’s water demand exceeds its fresh water resources 60 times over,which is why 90% of Kuwait’s water is derived from expensive seawater desalination plants; andthat Kuwait has only 24 billion barrels of proven oil reserves left in the ground and its economyis entirely dependent on oil revenues, it is no wonder that the Kuwaiti government has had toadopt population control measures.I urge you however to stop using covert methods of chemical depopulation and to legislatepopulation control instead so that the people of Kuwait can retain their health, their rights, andtheir dignity. By allowing your people to regain control over their reproductive systems and421 | P a g e