Note to Readers:

Please Note: The editor of White Refugee blog is a member of the Ecology of Peace culture.

Summary of Ecology of Peace Radical Honoursty Factual Reality Problem Solving: Poverty, slavery, unemployment, food shortages, food inflation, cost of living increases, urban sprawl, traffic jams, toxic waste, pollution, peak oil, peak water, peak food, peak population, species extinction, loss of biodiversity, peak resources, racial, religious, class, gender resource war conflict, militarized police, psycho-social and cultural conformity pressures on free speech, etc; inter-cultural conflict; legal, political and corporate corruption, etc; are some of the socio-cultural and psycho-political consequences of overpopulation & consumption collision with declining resources.

Ecology of Peace RH factual reality: 1. Earth is not flat; 2. Resources are finite; 3. When humans breed or consume above ecological carrying capacity limits, it results in resource conflict; 4. If individuals, families, tribes, races, religions, and/or nations want to reduce class, racial and/or religious local, national and international resource war conflict; they should cooperate & sign their responsible freedom oaths; to implement Ecology of Peace Scientific and Cultural Law as international law; to require all citizens of all races, religions and nations to breed and consume below ecological carrying capacity limits.

EoP v WiP NWO negotiations are updated at EoP MILED Clerk.
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Sunday, September 16, 2012

US Court of Appeals for Armed Forces: Media Censorship of Ecocentric Wild Law Arguments in Resource Scarcity Court Disputes



US Court of Appeals for Armed Forces: Media Censorship of Ecocentric Wild Law Arguments in Resource Scarcity Court Disputes Amicus filed

US Court of Appeals for Armed Forces to consider an Amicus Application to issue of Media Censorship in Bradley Manning courtmartial; that provides evidence of Media censorship of Ecocentric Wild Law Sustainable Security arguments to court disputes in McBride v Citizen, Afriforum v Malema and Norway v Breivik which prove the Media's Left vs Right wing polarization agenda.

Andrea Muhrrteyn | EcoFeminists vs. Breivik | 14 September 2012


Application to Proceed as Amicus Curiae electronically filed (PDF) in United States Court of Appeals for Armed Services: Subject: CCR v. United States - Dkt. No. 12-8027/AR - electronic filing [Crim. App. Misc.: Dkt. No. 20120514 || USCA Misc. Dkt. No. 12-8027/AR]

Petitioners: CENTER FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, ET AL.: Glenn Greenwald, Amy Goodman of Democracy Now!,The Nation and its national security correspondent Jeremy Scahill, Wikileaks and its publisher, Julian Assange; Kevin Gosztola, co-author of Truth and Consequences: The U.S. vs. Bradley Manning, and Chase Madar: author of The Passion of Bradley Manning

Respondents: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and COL. DENISE LIND, MILITARY JUDGE

Amici: REPORTERS COMMITTEE FOR FREEDOM OF THE PRESS: Allbritton Communications Company, American Society of News Editors, The Associated Press, Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, Atlantic Media, Inc., Cable News Network, Inc., Digital Media Law Project, Dow Jones & Company, Inc., The E.W. Scripps Company, First Amendment Coalition, Gannett Co., Inc., Hearst Corporation, Massachusetts Newspaper Publishers Association, The McClatchy Company, Military Reporters & Editors, The National Press Club, National Press Photographers Association, New England First Amendment Coalition, New York Daily News, The New York Times, Newspaper Association of America, The Newspaper Guild – CWA, North Jersey Media Group Inc., Online News Association, POLITICO LLC, Radio Television Digital News Association, Reuters, Society of Professional Journalists, Tribune Company, The Washington Post and WNET.

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR LEAVE TO PROCEED AS AMICUS CURIAE

[1] For an Order to approve the Applicant, to Appear Pro Se (propria persona / pro per), pursuant to Section 35 of the Judiciary Act of 1789, 1 Stat. 73, 92 and Rules 13(a) and 33 (leniency on procedure and Radical Honesty English) of this Court’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, to appear pro hac vice for the limited purpose of being admitted as an Amicus Curiae.

[2] For an Order to approve the Applicant as an Ecocentric Amici Curiae in the above Anthropocentric proceedings in the form of written submissions in accordance with Rule 26(a)(3), of the Rules of Court.

14 Sept: US Court of Appeals for Armed Services Clerk Response:
Response from US Court of Appeals for Armed Services: Clerk of the Court: Sent: Friday, September 14, 2012 13:17 PM: Subject: RE: CCR v. United States - Dkt. No. 12-8027/AR - electronic filing: "Your pleadings have been received and referred to the Court."

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

We Have Met the Enemy; It is Us: “Feeding the World's Hungry Millions: How It Will Mean Billions for U.S. Business.”


We Have Met the Enemy; It is Us: “Feeding the World's Hungry Millions: How It Will Mean Billions for U.S. Business.”



The Culture of Future Conflict: Overpopulation & Resource Scarcity will be the Direct Cause of Confrontation, Conflict, and War: ... Resource scarcity will be a direct cause of confrontation, conflict, and war.... Gross overpopulation will destroy fragile possibilities for progress in much of the non-Western world, and much of this problem is the West's fault....

Food for Peace / [Food Aid to Enable Our own Colonisation by Immigration]: Following World War II, U.S. agricultural surpluses reached alarming levels, and storage of excess grain cost the government millions of dollars per year--even as the food deteriorated and became inedible. A solution had to be found, and in 1954 President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Agricultural Trade Development Assistance Act into law.

The program, known as Public Law 480, benefited the U.S. by decreasing food surpluses and by creating new markets for its agricultural products....


Living in a Lifeboat: ..... Our experience with Public Law 480 clearly reveals the answer. This was the law that moved billions of dollars worth of U.S. grain to food-short, population-long countries during the past two decades. When P. L. 480 first came into being, a headline in the business magazine Forbes (Paddock and Paddock 1970) revealed the power behind it: "Feeding the World's Hungry Millions: How It Will Mean Billions for U.S. Business."

And indeed it did. In the years 1960 to 1970 a total of $7.9 billion was spent on the "Food for Peace" program, as P. L. 480 was called. During the years 1948 to 1970 an additional $49.9 billion were extracted from American taxpayers to pay for other economic aid programs, some of which went for food and food-producing machinery. (This figure does not include military aid.) That P. L. 480 was a give-away program was concealed. Recipient countries went through the motions of paying for P. L. 480 food -with IOUs. In December 1973 the charade was brought to an end as far as India was concerned when the United States "forgave" India's $3.2 billion debt (Anonymous 1974). Public announcement of the cancellation of the debt was delayed for two months; one wonders why.

"Famine-1975!" (Paddock and Paddock 1970) is one of the few publications that points out the commercial roots of this humanitarian attempt. Though all U.S. taxpayers lost by P. L. 480, special interest groups gained handsomely. Farmers benefited because they were not asked to contribute the grain -it was bought from them by the taxpayers. Besides the direct benefit there was the indirect effect of increasing demand and thus raising prices of farm products generally. The manufacturers of farm machinery, fertilizers, and pesticides benefited by the farmers extra efforts to grow more food. Grain elevators profited from storing the grain for varying lengths of time. Railroads made money hauling it to port, and shipping lines by carrying it overseas. Moreover, once the machinery for P. L. 480 was established, an immense bureaucracy had a vested interest in its continuance regardless of its merits.

Very little was ever heard of these selfish interests when P. L. 480 was defended in public. The emphasis was always on its humanitarian effects. The combination of multiple and relatively silent selfish interests with highly vocal humanitarian apologists constitutes a powerful lobby for extracting money from taxpayers. Foreign aid has become a habit that can apparently survive in the absence of any known justification.

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Exponential Economic & Population Growth World Economy Runaway Train Ponzi Scheme; heading for Cliff of Finite Resources!






Robbing Peter to Pay Paul: A Ponzi scheme is a financial scam that involves paying abnormally high returns to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors. The entire financial system is equivalent to a gigantic Ponzi scheme; which include many interlinked subsiduary Ponzi schemes, such as the sub-prime crisis, the sovereign debt crisis, the derivatives crisis, etc.



Humans: An Endangered Species: [V] A Proposal: How to Determine Who Can and Who Cannot Reproduce




HUMANS: AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

BY JASON G. BRENT

Copyright by Jason G. Brent
Jan. 1, 2008, Jan.1, 2009, and July 17, 2010





  1. Introduction
  2. The Book Begins
  3. Smart Growth, Dumb Option
  4. Recycling has its limits
  5. Space Travel Not the Answer
  6. The Power of Compound Growth
  7. Declining Growth Rates Mask a Coming YouthQuake
  8. The Exploding Growth of the Indian Sub-Continent
  9. Gambling Our Future on Statistical Projections
  10. There Isn't any Fix for Perpetual Growth
  11. At Most the Earth Could Support One Billion on an American Life Style
  12. Doubling the Economic Output of the Planet Just to Stay Even
  13. The World Will Not Be Big Enough for Both Resource Hogs -- China and the United States of America
  14. Humanity Cannot Afford to Gamble on Voluntary Population Control
  15. Terrorists and the Power of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  16. Religion -- A Potent Force Against Population Stabilization
  17. Universal Voluntary Birth Control -- A Pipe Dream Humanity Cannot Afford
  18. The Delusional Expectations of Technological Solutions
  19. Environmentalism Fails to Address the Root Cause
  20. Triage Ethics -- Conventional Morality or Human Survival?
  21. The Exhaustion of Oil -- A Death Sentence for Billions
  22. Water Shortages
  23. Easter Island - A Lesson Which Humanity Must Heed
  24. Destruction of Productive Land and Destruction of Fisheries
  25. The Compound Effect of Extended Life Expectancies
  26. There Cannot be Any Procreative “Rights” in an Overpopulated World
  27. Shocking Proposals
  28. A Proposal as to How to Determine Who can and Who Cannot Reproduce
  29. The Leaders of Humanity by their Inaction Will Kill Billions of Humans




THERE CANNOT BE ANY PROCREATIVE “RIGHTS” IN AN OVERPOPULATED WORLD


Friday, March 4, 2011

Humans: An Endangered Species: [IV] Easter Island Lesson: Peak Resources: A Death Sentence for Billions




HUMANS: AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

BY JASON G. BRENT

Copyright by Jason G. Brent
Jan. 1, 2008, Jan.1, 2009, and July 17, 2010





  1. Introduction
  2. The Book Begins
  3. Smart Growth, Dumb Option
  4. Recycling has its limits
  5. Space Travel Not the Answer
  6. The Power of Compound Growth
  7. Declining Growth Rates Mask a Coming YouthQuake
  8. The Exploding Growth of the Indian Sub-Continent
  9. Gambling Our Future on Statistical Projections
  10. There Isn't any Fix for Perpetual Growth
  11. At Most the Earth Could Support One Billion on an American Life Style
  12. Doubling the Economic Output of the Planet Just to Stay Even
  13. The World Will Not Be Big Enough for Both Resource Hogs -- China and the United States of America
  14. Humanity Cannot Afford to Gamble on Voluntary Population Control
  15. Terrorists and the Power of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  16. Religion -- A Potent Force Against Population Stabilization
  17. Universal Voluntary Birth Control -- A Pipe Dream Humanity Cannot Afford
  18. The Delusional Expectations of Technological Solutions
  19. Environmentalism Fails to Address the Root Cause
  20. Triage Ethics -- Conventional Morality or Human Survival?
  21. The Exhaustion of Oil -- A Death Sentence for Billions
  22. Water Shortages
  23. Easter Island - A Lesson Which Humanity Must Heed
  24. Destruction of Productive Land and Destruction of Fisheries
  25. The Compound Effect of Extended Life Expectancies
  26. There Cannot be Any Procreative “Rights” in an Overpopulated World
  27. Shocking Proposals
  28. A Proposal as to How to Determine Who can and Who Cannot Reproduce
  29. The Leaders of Humanity by their Inaction Will Kill Billions of Humans




THE EXHAUSTON OF OIL—A DEATH SENTENCE FOR BILLIONS


Thursday, March 3, 2011

Humans: An Endangered Species: [III] Triage Ethics -- Conventional Morality or Human Survival?




HUMANS: AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

BY JASON G. BRENT

Copyright by Jason G. Brent
Jan. 1, 2008, Jan.1, 2009, and July 17, 2010





  1. Introduction
  2. The Book Begins
  3. Smart Growth, Dumb Option
  4. Recycling has its limits
  5. Space Travel Not the Answer
  6. The Power of Compound Growth
  7. Declining Growth Rates Mask a Coming YouthQuake
  8. The Exploding Growth of the Indian Sub-Continent
  9. Gambling Our Future on Statistical Projections
  10. There Isn't any Fix for Perpetual Growth
  11. At Most the Earth Could Support One Billion on an American Life Style
  12. Doubling the Economic Output of the Planet Just to Stay Even
  13. The World Will Not Be Big Enough for Both Resource Hogs -- China and the United States of America
  14. Humanity Cannot Afford to Gamble on Voluntary Population Control
  15. Terrorists and the Power of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  16. Religion -- A Potent Force Against Population Stabilization
  17. Universal Voluntary Birth Control -- A Pipe Dream Humanity Cannot Afford
  18. The Delusional Expectations of Technological Solutions
  19. Environmentalism Fails to Address the Root Cause
  20. Triage Ethics -- Conventional Morality or Human Survival?
  21. The Exhaustion of Oil -- A Death Sentence for Billions
  22. Water Shortages
  23. Easter Island - A Lesson Which Humanity Must Heed
  24. Destruction of Productive Land and Destruction of Fisheries
  25. The Compound Effect of Extended Life Expectancies
  26. There Cannot be Any Procreative “Rights” in an Overpopulated World
  27. Shocking Proposals
  28. A Proposal as to How to Determine Who can and Who Cannot Reproduce
  29. The Leaders of Humanity by their Inaction Will Kill Billions of Humans




RELIGION---A POTENT FORCE AGAINST POPULATION STABILIZATION

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Humans: An Endangered Species: [II] When Exponential Population & Economic Growth Collides with Finite Resources




HUMANS: AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

BY JASON G. BRENT

Copyright by Jason G. Brent
Jan. 1, 2008, Jan.1, 2009, and July 17, 2010





  1. Introduction
  2. The Book Begins
  3. Smart Growth, Dumb Option
  4. Recycling has its limits
  5. Space Travel Not the Answer
  6. The Power of Compound Growth
  7. Declining Growth Rates Mask a Coming YouthQuake
  8. The Exploding Growth of the Indian Sub-Continent
  9. Gambling Our Future on Statistical Projections
  10. There Isn't any Fix for Perpetual Growth
  11. At Most the Earth Could Support One Billion on an American Life Style
  12. Doubling the Economic Output of the Planet Just to Stay Even
  13. The World Will Not Be Big Enough for Both Resource Hogs -- China and the United States of America
  14. Humanity Cannot Afford to Gamble on Voluntary Population Control
  15. Terrorists and the Power of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  16. Religion -- A Potent Force Against Population Stabilization
  17. Universal Voluntary Birth Control -- A Pipe Dream Humanity Cannot Afford
  18. The Delusional Expectations of Technological Solutions
  19. Environmentalism Fails to Address the Root Cause
  20. Triage Ethics -- Conventional Morality or Human Survival?
  21. The Exhaustion of Oil -- A Death Sentence for Billions
  22. Water Shortages
  23. Easter Island - A Lesson Which Humanity Must Heed
  24. Destruction of Productive Land and Destruction of Fisheries
  25. The Compound Effect of Extended Life Expectancies
  26. There Cannot be Any Procreative “Rights” in an Overpopulated World
  27. Shocking Proposals
  28. A Proposal as to How to Determine Who can and Who Cannot Reproduce
  29. The Leaders of Humanity by their Inaction Will Kill Billions of Humans




THE EXPLODING GROWTH OF THE INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Humans: An Endangered Species: [I] The Power of Compound Population & Economic Growth




HUMANS: AN ENDANGERED SPECIES

BY JASON G. BRENT

Copyright by Jason G. Brent
Jan. 1, 2008, Jan.1, 2009, and July 17, 2010





  1. Introduction
  2. The Book Begins
  3. Smart Growth, Dumb Option
  4. Recycling has its limits
  5. Space Travel Not the Answer
  6. The Power of Compound Growth
  7. Declining Growth Rates Mask a Coming YouthQuake
  8. The Exploding Growth of the Indian Sub-Continent
  9. Gambling Our Future on Statistical Projections
  10. There Isn't any Fix for Perpetual Growth
  11. At Most the Earth Could Support One Billion on an American Life Style
  12. Doubling the Economic Output of the Planet Just to Stay Even
  13. The World Will Not Be Big Enough for Both Resource Hogs -- China and the United States of America
  14. Humanity Cannot Afford to Gamble on Voluntary Population Control
  15. Terrorists and the Power of Weapons of Mass Destruction
  16. Religion -- A Potent Force Against Population Stabilization
  17. Universal Voluntary Birth Control -- A Pipe Dream Humanity Cannot Afford
  18. The Delusional Expectations of Technological Solutions
  19. Environmentalism Fails to Address the Root Cause
  20. Triage Ethics -- Conventional Morality or Human Survival?
  21. The Exhaustion of Oil -- A Death Sentence for Billions
  22. Water Shortages
  23. Easter Island - A Lesson Which Humanity Must Heed
  24. Destruction of Productive Land and Destruction of Fisheries
  25. The Compound Effect of Extended Life Expectancies
  26. There Cannot be Any Procreative “Rights” in an Overpopulated World
  27. Shocking Proposals
  28. A Proposal as to How to Determine Who can and Who Cannot Reproduce
  29. The Leaders of Humanity by their Inaction Will Kill Billions of Humans




INTRODUCTION

Friday, November 26, 2010

Africa's -- UN & NGO Poverty Pimping Parasites sponsored Licensed to Breed Poverty & Misery -- Malthusian Time-Bomb!




Population of African Cities to Triple

November 25, 2010
All Africa



African city populations will more than triple over the next 40 years, warns UN-HABITAT’s new report, The State of African Cities 2010: Governance, Inequalities and Urban Land Markets.

For the first time, in 2009, Africa’s total population exceeded one billion, of which 395 million, almost 40 per cent, lived in urban areas. This urban population will grow to one billion in 2040, and to 1.23 billion in 2050, by which time 60 per cent of all Africans will be living in cities.

“No African government can afford to ignore the ongoing rapid urban transition taking place across the continent. Cities must become priority areas for public policies, with hugely increased investments to build adequate governance capacities, equitable services delivery, affordable housing provision and better wealth distribution,” said Joan Clos, the Executive Director of UN-HABITAT.

According to the report, with an urban growth rate of 3.41 per cent, Africa is the fastest urbanizing continent in the world and will in 2030 cease being predominantly rural. The increase in urban populations will lead to an exponential increase in the demand for shelter and services. But as the authors point out African cities are already inundated with slums; a tripling of urban populations could spell disaster, unless urgent action is initiated today.

Dimensions of urbanisation


Channel Four News: Population Explosion is the cause of Third World Poverty
The report highlights various dimensions of urbanisation in Africa making a number of observations:
  • Cairo, with 11 million inhabitants is still Africa’s largest urban agglomeration. But not for much longer. In 2015, Lagos will be the largest with 12.4 million inhabitants. In 2020, Kinshasa’s 12.7 million will also have overtaken Cairo’s then 12.5 million population. Luanda has recently surpassed Alexandria and is now Africa’s fourth largest agglomeration. It is projected to grow to more than 8 million by 2040.

  • Up to 2020, Kinshasa will be the fastest-growing city in absolute terms, by no less than four million, a 46 per cent increase for its 2010 population of 8.7 million. Lagos is the second-fastest with a projected 3.5 million addition, or a 33.8 per cent increase. Dar es Salaam, Nairobi, Ouagadougou, Cairo, Abidjan, Kano and Addis Ababa will all see their populations increase by more than one million before 2020.

  • The average for the 10 proportionally fastest growing cities is around 51 per cent. Abuja, Bamako, Luanda, Lubumbashi and Nairobi are projected to grow at rates between 47 and 50 per cent over the current decade, while Dar es Salaam, Kampala, Mbuji-Mayi and Niamey are projected to grow between 50 and 57 per cent.

  • In the case of some African cities, projected proportional growth for the 2010−2020 period defies belief. Ouagadougou’s population is expected to soar by no less than 81 per cent, from 1.9 million in 2010 to 3.4 million in 2020. With the exception of the largest cities in the Republic of South Africa and Brazzaville in Congo, from 2010 to 2020, the populations of all sub-Saharan million-plus cities are expected to expand by an average of 32 per cent.

  • But 70 per cent of all African urban population growth will be in smaller cities and those with populations of less than half a million. This is where the real urban transition of Africa is taking place. Therefore, this means that smaller cities will increasingly need public investment to cater for this growth.

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Mencken – Licenced to Breed DieOff – Monkeylaw Prophets




Licensed to breed

Published: 8/12/2009 19:57:18
by Michael Coetzee, The Citizen’s Chief Sub Editor



James Bond has one that allows him to kill, drivers of cars are supposed to always have one on them, and gun owners are constantly complaining about how difficult it is to get or renew one.

While it may indeed often be an inconvenience to obtain them, licences play a very useful role in regulating the ownership and use of dangerous and potentially lethal tools such as vehicles and firearms.

Few would deny that it’s a good idea people should obtain licences before being allowed to pilot a few tons of metal down the highway at 120km/h, or that it should be ascertained whether someone has a criminal record or is mentally unstable before they are allowed to own and carry a lethal weapon.

It seems there is pretty much a consensus that when it comes to things that have the possibility to injure, kill or in any other way negatively impact the lives of people or society in general, regulation is desirable.

Considering this, there is one sort of licence that is conspicuous by its absence: a licence to breed.

Or procreate, to use the more acceptable term, for people seem to get quite upset when the rather mundane event of a human giving birth to a child is referred to in any way other than with the respect and awe usually reserved for describing some religious experience.

It is, after all, a miracle, isn’t it? A miracle that happens 150 times each minute.

But to be fair, the baby born this very second somewhere in the world is indeed unique – just like everyone else.

It is only common sense that this is a field of human activity that should be tightly regulated, yet the unemployed, uneducated idiot who is incapable of looking after a child considers it an inalienable right to bequeath on the world more of his genetic legacy.

And make no mistake, stupid people love to breed – people with low IQs have more children than those with high IQs.

Welfare State Population Explosion gives rise to Xenophobic violence




Welfare state gives rise to xenophobic violence

Meshack Mabogoane, Business Day
Published: 2010/07/14 07:38:35 AM



THE recent rumours about potential xenophobic violence after the World Cup are a puzzling throwback to a third force that bedevilled the 1980s at the height of opposition to apartheid. The evil has reared its head and smacks, as before, of central levers at work. It also raises questions about the role of security agencies and their part in preventing crime and safeguarding law and order.

Fears of xenophobic attacks are totally unnecessary. The National Intelligence Agency (NIA), police and army must handle delinquency and serious threats to state security — whether they are suspicions, rumours or reality. Any large-scale violence, including xenophobic violence, is their business and they should pre-emptively and promptly deal with any menace.

The head of the police service has already congratulated his troops for victory during the Fifa tournament — much crime was anticipated before the tournament, based on the influx of foreigners and internal experiences.

If the police succeeded at this task, surely they can repeat the feat by pre- empting xenophobic crimes. Stories of potential xenophobic threats follow previous attacks in 2008. While the fires from those attacks were still hot, the state hastily gave explanations and solutions.

The African National Congress (ANC) made xenophobia a “moral” issue, eschewing interpretations that it was based on material causes, such as jobs and housing, which ignite poor and stressed communities anywhere. No mention was made of the ethnic factor, as happens in conflicts, for example, in Nigeria, in the Balkans, and in SA’s history — among native blacks, white burgers and foreigners.

Flat Earth Economists : Los Sangre Es en Tus Manos / The blood is on your hands...




Limits to [Economists] Brains

by Jay Hanson
dieoff.org


I have been working on a twelve step program to introduce the laws of thermodynamics to economists, here are the first few steps:

# 1. The candidate economist must go to a library. There he or she will notice spheres sitting on wooden stands. These represent the planet we live on: Earth. Spheres like Earth are by definition finite -- they only hold just so much stuff. Economists are required to memorize this key point and say it over and over, "The Earth only holds just so much stuff because it's a sphere. The Earth only holds just so much stuff because it's a sphere. The Earth only holds just so much stuff because it's a sphere. ..." Economists are required to say it over and over until he or she can remember it without peeking at notes.

Next, the economist is ready for his or her very first BIG scientific experiment! The economist is advised to stay calm, and be sure to get a good night's sleep before attempting the experiment.

# 2. Put a piece of cake on a plate.
# 3. Eat the cake.
# 4. See if you still have the cake.

Economists aren't used to empirical science and will have to do the experiment (#2 through #4) a few times before the implications finally sink in.

“Only the facts M’am. Just give me the facts.”




JUST GIVE ME THE FACTS M’AM: Let’s stop feeding reality the comfort food of false hope

Tim Murray, Population Media Center
July 25th, 2010




In her book, “Titanic”, author Stephanie Barcszewski described the exchange between Captain John Smith and the ship’s designer Thomas Andrew just over ten minutes after the collision with the lethal iceberg.

“Smith asked Andrews how long the Titanic had left and Andrews did some quick calculations: An hour and a half, possibly two. Not much longer.” That quick calculation was not far off. The ship sank two hours and forty minutes after it hit the iceberg, or roughly two hours and twenty minutes after Andrews made that grim pronouncement.

As there was no PA system on board the ship, Captain Smith issued immediate instructions to his crew to have passengers board the lifeboats, beginning with 1st class passengers of course. The Titanic was, after all, a microcosm of Edwardian society and 70% of third class people never saw a lifeboat that night. But then again, 40% in 1st class did not survive either, and I suspect that is a much lower percentage than that will perish in the imminent sinking of RMS Affluent Society. Rich ticket-holders will evidently launch off the first lifeboats half empty because they don’t believe in the fallibility of the ship.

But the point is, Captain John Smith sought an honest assessment of his ship’s condition, accepted it, and took whatever action he could to mitigate the scale of the disaster.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

New Australian Political Party will campaign on Stopping Australia's Population Growth




How many is too many? Australia's people problem

William Burke, National Times
February 18, 2010




Our high population growth, so beloved of both major parties, is straining resources and has turned the great Australian dream into a nightmare of haves and have-nots, says William Bourke.

Our high population growth, so beloved of both major parties, is straining resources and has turned the great Australian dream into a nightmare of haves and have-nots, says William Bourke.

Australia is an open and tolerant country with a rich history in migration. But it is an illusion that Australia can absorb many more millions.

Even a basic assessment shows that Australia's more recent high population growth causes or exacerbates many of our major economic, environmental and social problems. Yet successive federal governments push it higher and higher.

There is no consulting the electorate. No real democracy. Most of our population growth is driven by a high level of immigration. This is something that the federal government directly controls.

We know that Kevin Rudd favours "a big Australia", with a population of 36 million by 2050. It was only a few years ago that the official 2050 projection was 23, then 28 million. The current growth rate would actually take us to about 45 million. What happens after 2050 on this slippery slope?

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Frank Ellis: BBC's Reporting on White Farm Murders in South Africa & Zimbabwe




BBC's Reporting on White Farm Murders in South Africa & Zimbabwe

Email from Dr. Ellis to BBC Radio 5


The following e-mail (excl. images) was sent by Dr Frank Ellis to Radio 5's Victoria Derbyshire in advance of her forthcoming visit to Zimbabwe and South Africa.

From: Frank Ellis
To: Victoria Derbyshire, BBC Radio 5
Date: 2nd December 2009
Re: Your visit to Zimbabwe and South Africa


I am contacting you in the hope that during your visits to Zimbabwe and South Africa you will confront head on with your black interlocutors (some of whom will be regime stooges) the racist and murderous behaviour of Mugabe’s regime and the tacit encouragement given by Zuma’s regime to black racist murderers in South Africa. There exists the very real danger – you work for the BBC after all – that you will refuse to tackle these questions since the organisation for which you work insists on presenting an anodyne, rainbow-coloured picture of South Africa to the rest of the world rather than the gruesome and savage reality that exists.

Some six years ago I met a farmer’s wife, Betty her name was, who had just been thrown out of Zimbabwe. Her crime consisted in the fact that her husband and she were successful, white farmers. Here is what happened. One day a gang of so-called “war veterans” (“war veterans” is the term used by Mugabe’s regime to describe the roving gangs who plunder white-owned farms and kill the owners) turned up at her farm. She was told that her husband and she would be thrown out of the country in one hour. Her husband died on the spot of a heart attack. Betty was only permitted to gather up enough personal effects sufficient to fill a small, hand-held suitcase. She was then taken to the airport and put on a plane. Betty and her husband had lived all their lives in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe. Not long after Betty related this harrowing account to me she died, broken-hearted and alone.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Prospects for the white tribe: the future of the Afrikaner people in South Africa, by Dan Roodt, PRAAG




Prospects for the white tribe:

The future of the Afrikaner people in South Africa


by Dan Roodt

Talk presented to the American Renaissance conference in the Hyatt Dulles Hotel, near Washington on 25 February 2006

This cover from Time in 1977 first designated the Afrikaner people as a “white tribe”

I was given the opportunity to change the title of this topic but I have preferred not to, even though I do not think that South African whites in general or the Afrikaner people in particular are a tribe. Rather, as I have suggested in my essay published in American Renaissance in May/June 2004, which was reprinted in my book The Scourge of the ANC, Afrikaners are a "cultural nation of the European type": "During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, they went through a great Romantic movement, a flowering of literature, translations, music and historical reflection that bound them into (such a nation)."

However, upon accepting the challenge of this topic, I was presented with one further dilemma: what to wear. These days in South Africa, the motley collection of people occupying the beautiful Cape Dutch building in Cape Town that used to be our Parliament often arrive in tribal dress for the annual opening, brandishing clubs and spears. We call these knobkieries and assegais. In coming to talk to you about our “tribe”, I would therefore also have to appear in tribal dress. What does Afrikaner tribal dress look like? After thinking about it long and hard, I have decided that I should at least wear a three-piece suit. As you can see, I have also consulted my local witch-doctor who has furnished me with charms called cuff-links to protect me from the bad spirits at this conference.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

The coming White Refugee Population Wars: a 12-bomb equation..




According to Arthur Kemp, in March of the Titans: A History of the White Race, immigration and emigration issues are an ecological overshoot resource war symptom -- like much of crime, unemployment, terrorism, etc. -- of overpopulation colliding with scarce or depleting resources.
The massive overpopulation taking place in the non-White world will cause increasing waves of non-White immigration into the modern White heartlands of North America, Europe and Australia. This graph shows the disparity between White and non-White population growths, based on United Nations figures. Note the codeword for the White nations ("developed countries"), compared to the non-White world ("total world population").
Furthermore as a result of liberal European Union Immigration Policies:
By 1994, most European Union member states had an average 10 - 15 per cent non-White population, with this figure effectively doubling every fifteen years. This will mean that, unless current immigration trends are halted, all of Western Europe will have a non-White majority population by the year 2090 at the latest, and possibly earlier. These statistics are from the EU's own official records, Eurostat, in Belgium.
In Chapter 67: The Changing Face: Non-White Immigration into the White Heartlands, he writes
NON-WHITE OVERPOPULATION PUSHES IMMIGRATION

The resultant massive overpopulation of the non-White lands of the earth provides the major driver for non-White immigration into the White heartlands of Europe, Australia and North America.

In India, for example, where the population doubles every 30 years, many see no future except emigration to Australia, America or Europe, as over-population pressures at home stretch their already-tenuous infrastructure to breaking point.

The Black African population doubles every 24 years. This is reflected in the ever-increasing number of man-made famines on that continent; and the ever increasing numbers of Black refugees entering Europe, America and Australia.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Why the Mainstream Media Is Worthless || CIA & Pentagon: Overpopulation & Resource Wars || US Army War College: Overpopulation & Resource Scarcity




The Four Reasons the Mainstream Media Is Worthless

George Washington Blog


There are four reasons that the mainstream media is worthless.

  1. Self-Censorship by Journalists


  2. Initially, there is tremendous self-censorship by journalists.

    For example, several months after 9/11, famed news anchor Dan Rather told the BBC that American reporters were practicing "a form of self-censorship":
    "there was a time in South Africa that people would put flaming tires around peoples' necks if they dissented. And in some ways the fear is that you will be necklaced here, you will have a flaming tire of lack of patriotism put around your neck. Now it is that fear that keeps journalists from asking the toughest of the tough questions.... And again, I am humbled to say, I do not except myself from this criticism.
    "What we are talking about here - whether one wants to recognise it or not, or call it by its proper name or not - is a form of self-censorship."

    Keith Olbermann agreed that there is self-censorship in the American media, and that:
    "You can rock the boat, but you can never say that the entire ocean is in trouble .... You cannot say: By the way, there's something wrong with our .... system".

HUMINT :: F(x) Population Growth x F(x) Declining Resources = F(x) Resource Wars

KaffirLilyRiddle: F(x)population x F(x)consumption = END:CIV
Human Farming: Story of Your Enslavement (13:10)
Unified Quest is the Army Chief of Staff's future study plan designed to examine issues critical to current and future force development... - as the world population grows, increased global competition for affordable finite resources, notably energy and rare earth materials, could fuel regional conflict. - water is the new oil. scarcity will confront regions at an accelerated pace in this decade.
US Army: Population vs. Resource Scarcity Study Plan
Human Farming Management: Fake Left v. Right (02:09)
ARMY STRATEGY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT: Office of Dep. Asst. of the Army Environment, Safety and Occupational Health: Richard Murphy, Asst for Sustainability, 24 October 2006
2006: US Army Strategy for Environment
CIA & Pentagon: Overpopulation & Resource Wars [01] [02]
Peak NNR: Scarcity: Humanity’s Last Chapter: A Comprehensive Analysis of Nonrenewable Natural Resource (NNR) Scarcity’s Consequences, by Chris Clugston
Peak Non-Renewable Resources = END:CIV Scarcity Future
Race 2 Save Planet :: END:CIV Resist of Die (01:42) [Full]