Depopulation Lore
SUMMARY
The recurring whisper that the guidestones' first commandment was a plan, not advice.
FULL DOSSIER
The claim that elites plan to cull population. Its documentary skeleton: NSSM-200 (Kissinger's 1974 memo treating third-world population growth as a U.S. strategic concern, declassified 1989), the Club of Rome's 'Limits to Growth,' Ted Turner's quoted wish for a smaller population, and the Georgia Guidestones' 500-million inscription (destroyed by bombing, 2022). Each artifact is real; the leap is from 'elites discuss population' to 'elites execute culls.' Demographers note the documented trend runs opposite: the policy problem of the century is collapse, not cull.
SOURCES ON RECORD
01NSSM-200 (1974, declassified 1989)
02Meadows et al., The Limits of Growth (1972)
03Georgia Guidestones (1980; destroyed 2022), Elberton records
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