Peace Without Poison

28 November 2014Recep Tayyip ErdoğanPresident of Turkeycumhurbaskanligi@tccb.gov.tr, tr-delegation.newyork@mfa.gov.trcontact@saglik.gov.trAhmet DavutoğluPrime Minister of Turkeyhttp://www.mfa.gov.tr/contact-us.en.mfa, turkdel.un@mfa.gov.trPresident Erdoğan and Prime Minister Davutoğlu,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresTurkey joined the Global Depopulation Policy in 1963 and the total fertility rate decreased from 6children per woman to only 2 as of 2011, but has been close to replacement level since 2005.As in the western world, Turkey adulterates the basic elements of life – water, food, beverages – withendocrine disruptors (fluoride, bisphenol A, artificial sweeteners) to suppress fertility and keep its citizensin a chronic state of poisoning also via adulterated dental and cosmetic products.Considering that Turkey’s population has nearly quadrupled since 1950 and currently numbers 75million, and that the country has reached a high population density of 97 people per km², it wasimperative for Turkey to implement population control measures and defuse its population bomb.According to the latest population projections, Turkey’s population will peak at 84 million by 2023 andwill start gradually decreasing to a level that is sustainable, which according to the overshoot index is 48million. It is undoubtedly the hidden objective of the Turkish government to shed 27 million or 36% ofits people though covert and immoral methods of depopulation devised by the West and pushed by theUN and its agencies.The necessity of population control is unquestionable and inevitable, but the methods are criminal andimmoral as well as no longer necessary. These methods are in use with the full knowledge and consent ofthe current and past Turkish governments, which is why you, President Erdoğan, are being dishonestwhen stating today, just as you are about to welcome Pope Francis in your capital city, that “the Westwants us dead”.It is not the West who wants you dead, but the environmental and economic realities of a finite planet thatdemand a drastic population reduction from Turkey as well as form nearly all other countries in the worldif we are to survive as a species and as a civilization.While such statements may give you political leverage to extract from the international communityfavorable economic conditions, they will have only negative effects on the wellbeing of the Turkish873 | P a g e