Is Environmentalism Eugenics in Disguise?

Environmentalism feels good and attracts many passionate followers. But what is it about really? Take the World Wildlife Fund for example. This was founded by eugenics advocate Prince Phillip. Protection of animals is used as a pretext to move people off their ancestral lands - the source of their sustenance for generations.

Baby boomers and the young alike have been conditioned to believe that mankind is a scourge on the planet.

At most of the sustainability focused seminars I have attended over the years a heckler has invariably stood up to propound the over-riding importance of population control. Last year I organized a Perth node for the Relocalization Network (RN) in an attempt to mobilize community action to prepare for Peak Oil. The RN bombarded me with population control propaganda masquerading as "science" in an attempt to engage me in their anti-human doctrine. It was disgraceful!

Now we have the man-made global warming hoax with its bogus "science" and its purely political agenda to further erode the welfare of humanity.

Don't be fooled. This world is big enough to offer every human on it a fulfilling, sustainable life.

Do the Elite Want Rid of Us?

Well, we've been variously described by the "elite" as worthless eaters, and human cattle. Prince Phillip has even been quoted for saying that if reincarnation was true, he'd like to come back as a killer virus and wipe out the human race. Nice fella...

Many encountered during my work in the field of sustainability have espoused similar views... Humans are a cancer on the planet and need to be wiped out, population growth is the biggest threat to the environment, and similar. I have put up an argument that refutes their point of view on the website here. Some even say the World Wildlife Fund is just a front for global eugenics and population control.

Anyhow, I came across this guy, DrDoggerel who expresses these sentiments in this clever rhyme... "The Very Rich Want Us to Die":