Peace Without Poison

esources”. Today’s population stands at a puny 21.000 and the Palauan people will cease toexist a century from now unless their fertility rate bounces back up.One can only conclude that the fertility of the Palauan people has been destroyed throughexcitotoxin-laden and chemically altered American food that is laced with endocrine disruptorseither deliberately added to the food, as in the case of fluoride and artificial sweeteners, or thatleech into the food through contact with packaging made from BPA plastics, all of which areintended to cause sterility or sub-fertility.Several indicators prove the validity of this assumption. Palau is the only nation in the regionthat has nearly completed the demographic transition despite having no constitutionally approvedfamily planning program, which is why its median age of 35 years makes it the oldest populationin the Pacific region. Palau’s teenage fertility rate is the lowest in the region (other than Tongaand Niue), which means that the reproductive systems of the Palauan people have been damagedover multiple generations. Palau is the only nation in the region with a declining population, dueto natural causes, as of 2014, which can only occur if the human reproductive system has beeninterfered with over multiple generations. Palau has a prevalence rate for obesity of more than49% (as of 2008), which can only be caused by damaged endocrine systems, as well as a nationalhealth profile marred by high incidence of illnesses of affluence but without the affluence.In addition, Palau’s population pyramid showsbizarre anomalies for a period of some 20years when the female population wascompletely out of synch with that of the malepopulation. Judging by the high incidence ofovarian cancer among Palau’s women, whichis the sixth highest in the world, one can onlyconclude that the women, but not the men,have been subjected to experimental infertilitydrugs that have far increased their death rate.Having gained its full sovereignty in 1994, but being under a Compact of Free Association withthe United States since then, which obligates the American government to provide funding andaccess to social services to the Palauan people, the US has every interest to lower the populationof Palau. In addition, the US has always wanted to use the islands as a naval base for its nuclearvessels. Last but not least, the US is responsible for disaster response and reconstruction in thePalau should a hurricane or some other cataclysm strike the islands. And since the Palau islandsare low-lying coral deposits on top of sinking volcanic ridges, the rising level of the ocean due toglobal warming will ensure a growing frequency of expensive natural disaster to hit thearchipelago.620 | P a g e