Depopulation Agenda?

It’s not just Humanity facing depopulation; Animals and Plant Life are also in the firing line of the Globalist Cabal

THE EXPOSÉ

As more and more evidence piles up regarding the true nature of the antihuman coup d’état that’s been unleashed across the globe, more and more people have come to realise that depopulation is indeed one of the key goals being pursued by the miscreants behind this democide.

Whether their aim is to reduce the world’s population by 10-15% (as Bill Gates once implied in a TED talk[1]), or whether they are aiming to go well beyond that is a matter of personal opinion or conjecture. 

Regardless, almost as sinister as the above objective is the very clear goal of reducing biodiversity on this planet by killing off large numbers of both farm animals and wildlife, as well as plant life.

In January this year, the CEO of a major US insurance company based in Indiana announced that the death rate amongst those aged 18-64 had risen a shocking 40%[2]. He also stated that a one-in-200-year catastrophe would justify just a 10% increase in the death rate, and revealed that his company was seeing a large increase in disability claims as well.

Given that Indiana has one of the lowest rates of Covid-19 ‘vaccination’ in the US, it can be assumed that insurance companies active in states with much higher rates are seeing even larger spikes in deaths. If a one-in-200-year catastrophe can explain a 10% increase in the death rate, then a 40% increase is like saying we are facing a one-in-800-year catastrophe, which would take us back to the Middle Ages and the ‘Great Plague’.

Interestingly, over the last six months or so, the official narrative has shifted somewhat and is now increasingly focusing on epidemics affecting livestock and wild animals that could cross over to humans. In accordance with their established practice of warning people about what they plan to do next, a mouthpiece of the cabal of miscreants—former CDC Director Robert Redfield— recently stated in an interview:

I believe the great pandemic is still in the future, and it’s going to be a bird flu pandemic for man. It’s going to have significant mortality in the 10-50% range. It’s going to be trouble.[3]

This statement comes against a backdrop of official announcements of bird flu outbreaks in many states in the US as well as other countries. For example, in March it was reported that 5.3 million chickens would be culled in Iowa due to a “highly contagious and deadly avian flu” outbreak[4], while another news outlet reported that since January more than 15 million chickens and 1.3 million turkeys had been destroyed in the United States[5].

These mass killings of poultry have led to warnings of imminent shortages of eggs and other products in a host of countries, including Germany, Australia and the United Kingdom[6]. In addition, it’s being reported that the pig industry in many countries is on the verge of collapse due to soaring feed prices and labour shortages, with the head of the National Pig Association in the UK recently stating that “[t]he situation is now beyond desperate and there is no light at the end of the tunnel”[7]. 

Meanwhile, reports are increasing of mass bird deaths in many countries, with a ‘mystery disease’ killing off birds in at least six US states last year,[8] and incidents of hundreds of birds suddenly dropping from the sky being reported in Spain, Mexico, Italy and England[9]. While the corporate media has tried to explain such incidents away as nothing out of the ordinary, it surely cannot be a coincidence that so many cases of mass bird die-offs are occurring at the same time in so many countries.

In fact, what we are currently witnessing is a worldwide collapse of many ecosystems, and this is not merely an unfortunate side-effect of pollution, excessive pesticide use and new street lighting technologies but part of an orchestrated plan to reduce biodiversity on the planet and make the world a more controllable and homogeneous place. A key weapon in this campaign is weather warfare, the devastating effects of which have been seen numerous times in recent years, e.g., the abnormal fires in California in 2017, which saw multiple ‘spontaneous combustion’ events happening concurrently; or the current flooding that’s affecting Australia’s eastern coast, which has been described as the country’s worst-ever natural disaster[15].

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