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What is The Global Elites Population Cull about?
The United States government-as with all other major governments of the world-is under the total domination and control of the Rothschild Illuminati (architects of the so-called New World Order). The Illuminati’s plan is to reduce the global population by 4 billion (some say to 500 million) people before the year 2050. The amazing thing about the Illuminati is that they place all their terrible plans right out in the open for everyone to see, because this de-population agenda was laid out in the Global 2000 report assembled by President Carter’s administration in the late 1970’s.You see we are a bit of a pain to the Elite because the resources of the Earth are quickly being depleted by the consumers of the Earth, (that’s us) and we are multiplying at alarming rates. So they decided quite some time ago that they are going to do something about us ‘useless eaters’ as Rothschild stooge Henry Kissinger calls us.So the Global Elites agenda was to bring about the destruction of us ‘useless eaters’ through famine, disease (Ebola, swine flu), biological warfare, chemicals, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), food additives (aspartame), tainted water (fluoride), drugs, vaccinations (merc
- Author
- Terence A. Smart
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
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