Boris Johnson Population Control

[Pablo Cruise]

Boris Johnson: Global overpopulation is the real issue

There was a time, in the 1960s and 1970s, when people such as my father, Stanley, were becoming interested in demography, and the UN would hold giant conferences on the subject, and it was perfectly respectable to talk about saving the planet by reducing the growth in the number of human beings.

Lest I digress, I use to support Boris and Brexit but his stance on Covid-26 is bewildering. This virus is highly survivable (99.97% for many groups and the world acts like it is the bubonic plague with no antibiotics available. Boris has lost it and is ruining England with his new shutdown policy. Does he smoke pot?

 

[Regina]

See: Meet Paul Ehrlich, Pseudoscience Charlatan : The Corbett Report

That was terrific. Thx!

 

[burtlancast]

See: Meet Paul Ehrlich, Pseudoscience Charlatan : The Corbett Report

As usual, Corbett lying by omission: the real issue in the overpopulation topic isn't whether Malthus, Ehrlich, Johnson etc...were right into their material previsions or not.

It's whether this problem should be resolved by a small oligarchy, or instead in a democratic way, something the cited clique, together with Corbett, obviously already made their minds up about.

 

[Elderflower j58]

Lest I digress, I use to support Boris and Brexit but his stance on Covid-26 is bewildering. This virus is highly survivable (99.97% for many groups and the world acts like it is the bubonic plague with no antibiotics available. Boris has lost it and is ruining England with his new shutdown policy. Does he smoke pot?


@Pablo Cruise



This is the only politician
Calling him out, pity Boris wasn't in parliament at the time.

 

[not_James_Bond]

Lest I digress, I use to support Boris and Brexit but his stance on Covid-26 is bewildering. This virus is highly survivable (99.97% for many groups and the world acts like it is the bubonic plague with no antibiotics available. Boris has lost it and is ruining England with his new shutdown policy. Does he smoke pot?


@Pablo Cruise



This is the only politician
Calling him out, pity Boris wasn't in parliament at the time.

Desmond Swayne is a LEGEND! @Drareg

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[cdg]

As usual, Corbett lying by omission: the real issue in the overpopulation topic isn't whether Malthus, Ehrlich, Johnson etc...were right into their material previsions or not.

It's whether this problem should be resolved by a small oligarchy, or instead in a democratic way, something the cited clique, together with Corbett, obviously already made their minds up about.

Can you elaborate "lying by omission" not sure what you are trying to say here. Thanks

 

[burtlancast]

Can you elaborate "lying by omission" not sure what you are trying to say here. Thanks

I called it omission because he doesn't address at all the real issue and instead argues against a secondary one.

Nobody wants a totalitarian solution to the population problem like they did in China, yet Corbett superbly ignores this concept as if nobody cares.

That's the standard procedure today among controlled opposition trying to pass itself as genuine. It works for just about any avenue.

 

[Drareg]

Desmond Swayne is a LEGEND! @Drareg

Listen also to this Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media

It’s a start.
Johnston is compromised like trump, Boris isn’t as stupid as he portrays himself, check out his links to Alexander Temerko, James Wharton, Josef misfit, new century media, Tim lewin, david burnside ,lord Maryland, SCL group ,David Cameron also had links to temerko ,the Russian links are not a nothingburger, the problem with the MSM is they refuse to highlight Israel is in bed with Russia.

For the peasants then it seems we get to choose between this Russian/Israel/China mob or the pathologically liberal globalist mob to include the clintons ,merkles, laggards etc with their open boarders for all, that’s why both these groups are pro vaccines,digital ID’s etc , they are looking to rule.
Behind both groups is money.

 

[haidut]

There is now a potential population decline ongoing, I think we covered that on here somewhere, a book coming out this year will highlight this.

Not just a decline but one that, if unabated, will basically drop population down below 1 billion in the next century WITHOUT any other interventions currently ongoing such as Gates' and Johnson's population control schemes. When you add the evil schemes of those people we may truly "run out of people" as that article in the thread below warns.
The World Might Actually Run Out Of People

 

[Regina]

Not just a decline but one that, if unabated, will basically drop population down below 1 billion in the next century WITHOUT any other interventions currently ongoing such as Gates' and Johnson's population control schemes. When you add the evil schemes of those people we may truly "run out of people" as that article in the thread below warns.
The World Might Actually Run Out Of People

Walking Dead predictive programming

 

[cdg]

I called it omission because he doesn't address at all the real issue and instead argues against a secondary one.

Nobody wants a totalitarian solution to the population problem like they did in China, yet Corbett superbly ignores this concept as if nobody cares.

That's the standard procedure today among controlled opposition trying to pass itself as genuine. It works for just about any avenue.

Thanks, think the real issue is all over the place and needed a balance if at all possible, hence I think it is good to see the other side. Suspect that is why Corbett chose to ignore it as most can't ignore it given the longstanding propaganda...

 

[Drareg]

Not just a decline but one that, if unabated, will basically drop population down below 1 billion in the next century WITHOUT any other interventions currently ongoing such as Gates' and Johnson's population control schemes. When you add the evil schemes of those people we may truly "run out of people" as that article in the thread below warns.
The World Might Actually Run Out Of People

It’s going to be hilarious as this theory reaches joe public, it should get more press this year.
Population is increasing but now it’s decreasing, you do have to be a touch cynical and ask is this theory being pumped to justify low skilled cheap labor under the guise of humanitarianism that is flooding Europe.
Climate was warming up then cooling ,now it’s just changing. Maybe they will spin the narrative of "population change" soon.

 

[haidut]

Climate was warming up then cooling ,now it’s just changing. Maybe they will spin the narrative of "population change" soon.

Spot on. I have already seen a few MSM outlets pushing this narrative. Namely, population "volatility" is too high for (their) comfort and needs to be controlled. So, the real goal is to control population dynamics - increasing it when it suits big business and decreasing it when it does not. Truly, a herding/livestock strategy.

 

[Elderflower j58]

THree things that bury Johnson’s ‘man of the people’ shtick
BY SKWAWKBOX (SW)25/09/2019
24 Commentson Three things that bury Johnson’s ‘man of the people’ shtick
No amount of posturing or play-acting can hide the truth: privileged thug for sale

Boris Alexander de Pfeffel Johnson, strings pulled by ‘adviser’ Dominic Cummings, is desperately peddling a gross lie in the hope that enough voters will swallow it: that he is on the side of the people against the Establishment.

In spite of his posturing, Johnson is not just with the Establishment. He is the Establishment – son of a wealthy former MEP, his family privilege goes back generations. Johnson is descended from families of German royalty and nobility and a minister to the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman empire on one side of his family and from a privately-educated, knighted barrister on the other.

But Johnson’s own character and history are the decisive factors in exposing the lie he is peddling – and three simple examples are enough to bury it.

1. The arrogance of privilege

Boris Johnson, seated, with David Cameron (standing, second from left)
Boris Johnson was a member of the notorious Bullingdon Club of wealthy young men with a taste for vandalism at Oxford University and was pictured alongside fellow members – including former Tory PM David Cameron.

The infamously callous and cowardly initiation ritual for Bullingdon members is to burn a £50 note in front of a homeless person – rubbing their wealth and privilege cruelly in the face of the disadvantaged and vulnerable.



Johnson was also forced to hide in bushes from police – also alongside Cameron – after trashing a restaurant. And in spite of his attempt to distance himself from the image of remainer ‘toff’ Cameron, he regularly attends Bullingdon events with him.

2. The abandoner of children

Questions about Johnson’s offspring are reflected in his Wikipedia entry
Johnson’s approach to family life is characterised mainly by contempt for it. He is a serial cheat and so irresponsible in regard to the consequences that there are doubts about how many children he actually has, with some reports stating that he has a second ‘love-child’ as well as four children by marriage and a court-confirmed daughter by a former lover.

Johnson was forced by a court ruling to acknowledge his illegitimate daughter publicly. During the recent Tory leadership contest, he refused to say how many children he has. He is rarely seen in public with his children.

3. Russian stooge for hire

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• 

Just last year, Johnson was revealed to have agreed to play a tennis match with the wife of a Russian oligarch in return for a £160,000 donation. He had refused to confirm it for four years after the event.

Johnson’s connections with Russian cash are not limited to a tennis match. One of the chief donors to Johnson’s leadership campaign is the anti-EU head of a company that suffered losses when the EU imposed sanctions on Russia after the shooting down of a Malaysian Airlines plane – and fined £22 million for restrictive practices the EU described as a ‘cartel’.

Johnson has also been revealed to be ‘good friends’ with a man expelled as a Russian spy.

Johnson’s party also has form – the Tories have accepted over £800,000 in donations from Russian oligarchs.

SKWAWKBOX view:

The idea of Boris Johnson being on side of the people is the most blatant of lies and a mockery of working class people – and nobody has to dig very deep to uncover the truth.

 

[not_James_Bond]

Don't worry the Tories will get rid of BJ once they start tanking next Year in the poles from Covid and, ermm Brexit causing a no confidence vote and election

Tories (Conservatives) are quite quick at getting rid of 'liabilities'.

 

[Drareg]

THree things that bury Johnson’s ‘man of the people’ shtick
BY SKWAWKBOX (SW)25/09/2019
24 Commentson Three things that bury Johnson’s ‘man of the people’ shtick
No amount of posturing or play-acting can hide the truth: privileged thug for sale

Boris Alexander de Pfeffel Johnson, strings pulled by ‘adviser’ Dominic Cummings, is desperately peddling a gross lie in the hope that enough voters will swallow it: that he is on the side of the people against the Establishment.

In spite of his posturing, Johnson is not just with the Establishment. He is the Establishment – son of a wealthy former MEP, his family privilege goes back generations. Johnson is descended from families of German royalty and nobility and a minister to the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman empire on one side of his family and from a privately-educated, knighted barrister on the other.

But Johnson’s own character and history are the decisive factors in exposing the lie he is peddling – and three simple examples are enough to bury it.

1. The arrogance of privilege

Boris Johnson, seated, with David Cameron (standing, second from left)
Boris Johnson was a member of the notorious Bullingdon Club of wealthy young men with a taste for vandalism at Oxford University and was pictured alongside fellow members – including former Tory PM David Cameron.

The infamously callous and cowardly initiation ritual for Bullingdon members is to burn a £50 note in front of a homeless person – rubbing their wealth and privilege cruelly in the face of the disadvantaged and vulnerable.



Johnson was also forced to hide in bushes from police – also alongside Cameron – after trashing a restaurant. And in spite of his attempt to distance himself from the image of remainer ‘toff’ Cameron, he regularly attends Bullingdon events with him.

2. The abandoner of children

Questions about Johnson’s offspring are reflected in his Wikipedia entry
Johnson’s approach to family life is characterised mainly by contempt for it. He is a serial cheat and so irresponsible in regard to the consequences that there are doubts about how many children he actually has, with some reports stating that he has a second ‘love-child’ as well as four children by marriage and a court-confirmed daughter by a former lover.

Johnson was forced by a court ruling to acknowledge his illegitimate daughter publicly. During the recent Tory leadership contest, he refused to say how many children he has. He is rarely seen in public with his children.

3. Russian stooge for hire

• 
• 

Just last year, Johnson was revealed to have agreed to play a tennis match with the wife of a Russian oligarch in return for a £160,000 donation. He had refused to confirm it for four years after the event.

Johnson’s connections with Russian cash are not limited to a tennis match. One of the chief donors to Johnson’s leadership campaign is the anti-EU head of a company that suffered losses when the EU imposed sanctions on Russia after the shooting down of a Malaysian Airlines plane – and fined £22 million for restrictive practices the EU described as a ‘cartel’.

Johnson has also been revealed to be ‘good friends’ with a man expelled as a Russian spy.

Johnson’s party also has form – the Tories have accepted over £800,000 in donations from Russian oligarchs.

SKWAWKBOX view:

The idea of Boris Johnson being on side of the people is the most blatant of lies and a mockery of working class people – and nobody has to dig very deep to uncover the truth.

On top of the Russian connections his ex girlfriend is linked in with the usual countries, israeli tech and China, Johnson is compromised in some way IMO, I doubt he just buys into the ideology.

We the public seem to have choice of the above mentioned mafia or the tony Blair esque global "liberal" communist open boarder types, this lot suffer the delusion of a multi cultural utopia with elites still ruling at the top, no amount of evidence to the contrary is changing their minds, as with the beheading in France at weekend we get the usual "je suis" platitudes and vigils while nothing changes, it doesn’t work.

In the middle or above these 2 delusional choices are the central banks funding all this crap, both sides use public and private intelligence ops, don’t forget the contemporary scum that are NGO’s, activism for pay.

Maybe in the future with a more "peaty" biochemistry it may naturally happen but for now it’s doomed.

 

[Drareg]

Don't worry the Tories will get rid of BJ once they start tanking next Year in the poles from Covid and, ermm Brexit causing a no confidence vote and election

Tories (Conservatives) are quite quick at getting rid of 'liabilities'.

Hopefully the public will get behind them , many in the political loop believe it’s a lost cause, tony Blair and his global communists brigade have got control of most major institutions and fill the public’s heads with delusions of utopia , they paved the way for years, a utopia where people are being decapitated in the streets for being "liberal".

 

[not_James_Bond]

The elite have not had to overcome adversity and are therefore ill-equipped to cope in a crisis – sound familiar, Boris?
@Drareg @Elderflower j58 @Geronimo
Now we are in a 2nd lockdown is there anyway out of the s**tfest shitfest - Wiktionary

And then this> Michael Gove blasted for calling pandemic a 'game' on Andrew Marr show

What did Michael Gove mean by 'exercise'????????

And then Trump says 'exercise' trump says we are in an exercise - Bing video

 

[Geronimo]

As usual, Corbett lying by omission: the real issue in the overpopulation topic isn't whether Malthus, Ehrlich, Johnson etc...were right into their material previsions or not.

It's whether this problem should be resolved by a small oligarchy, or instead in a democratic way, something the cited clique, together with Corbett, obviously already made their minds up about.

Corbett has mentioned many, many times how these are the very people we never want controlling anything. It's basically the entire premise of all of his content. Maybe I'm missing something.

 

[Homo Consumericus]

Corbett has mentioned many, many times how these are the very people we never want controlling anything. It's basically the entire premise of all of his content. Maybe I'm missing something.

As usual, burt attempts to assert himself by undermining the dedicated efforts of others. More people have been redpilled by Corbett than burt's presumptuous attitude will allow him to understand.