Peace Without Poison

7 October 2014Jigme Khesar Namgyel WangchuckKing of Bhutanhttps://www.facebook.com/KingJigmeKhesarTshering TobgayPrime Minister of Bhutanhttp://www.tsheringtobgay.com/contact-metsheringtobgay.blog@gmail.comKing Wangchuck and Prime Minister Tobgay,Re: immediate cessation of covert depopulation measuresBhutan joined the UN in 1972 and the Global Depopulation Policy in 1985 and has used coerced surgicalsterilization (and more recently sterilizing vaccines) to bring the country’s total fertility rate from 6.7children per woman prior to 1980 down to 2 children per woman today.Given that Bhutan’s population had tripled since 1960, that the country is landlocked andunderdeveloped, and that the UN and the international community offered development aid and easymoney, I can understand why the leadership succumbed to the international system of genocide. Iapplaud you however for resisting pressure to poison your people with endocrine disruptors and to insteaduse the more humane method of coerced surgical sterilization to achieve necessary demographicobjectives before resource pressures become acute.With a population density of only 18 people per km 2 Bhutan is among the most sparsely populatedcountries on earth (196 th out of 242 countries and dependent territories) and in no need for extra-judicialand immoral methods of population control. It is laudable that your country has taken early measures tocontrol population growth, but I urge you to use legal and ethical means for this effort rather thancontinue to coerce people into replacement level fertility by illegal and unethical means.I am in the process of forging global consensus for worldwide population control legislation and youcould help me by being the first country in Asia to do so. I look forward to travelling to Bhutan to adviseyou on how best to proceed and to enlist your help in saving humankind from genocide.Sincerely,Kevin GalalaeCenter of Global Consciousness96 | P a g e