AIDS and The History of Depopulation Policies
Rolf. A. F. Witzsche
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Conspiracy theories, of course, are easy to conjure up, while the reality is more difficult to deal with which presents the paradox that no hard and fast evidence exists to support any of the conspiracy theories. One might just as well blame the prevailing attitude of the time, for AIDS, that had pervaded many nations when people had clamored for population reductions under the belief that the earth is in danger to be destroyed by the human population it carries.
It should be noted that the constantly deepening
belief in that notion gave rise to the consensus for world-wide
depopulation that came out of the second depopulation conference that was
held in Cairo. People who study the interrelationship between mental
causes and physical effects, may find sufficient cause here to pin the
donkey's tail on humanity's own shirt in regard to AIDS. Indeed, the Cairo
population control targets would have been imposed by international law
had President Clinton of the United States not demanded that any such
compliance should be voluntary.
The situation had become so alarming in 1974 that the Schiller
Institute in Germany, and the Lyndon LaRouche organization in the U.S.
launched an extensive study which had warned of the likelihood of a
biological holocaust arising from the conditions created by the
internationally adopted policies towards the Third World, and especially
towards Africa.
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