Scientist wants population "reduced"

[buckthesystem]

This is interesting:

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=49555

Isn't it great how people who advocate this sort of thing always have the "them and us" mentality. And, of course, it is always "them" who "have to go".

This is very much a "radical view" now, but we always have to be wary of the fact that in time it may become a mainstream view. If we ignore this, what sort of a world are we leaving for our children.

[Gerioke]

I wonder if they would be so enthusiastic if they were told that scientists had to be the first to go. I would add more but that would entail conspiracy theory stuff.

Take it away Other One.

[other one]

Ted Turner and Prince Phillip have been saying this for years..... now a college professor teaching our young people in Texas........... You all should pay a bit more attention to these conspiracies that a few of us can't discuss here. They are about to bite us in the butt or stab us in the heart.

[Gerioke]

Bilderberger

[other one]

Brotherhood of Death

[Gerioke]

Trouble in Toontown

[Giaour]

I wonder if that scientist volunteered to be one of those "reduced"?

[Adarian]

These people are Satan's meat puppets. They speak his language and do his bidding. Thank God for wisdom and open eyes, to recognize what this junk is.

[Leonard]

He's just agreeing with some stuff put out by the U. N.

[buckthesystem]

Heard a brilliant saying from a radio talkback host and a popular local journalist, that just about sums up the attitude behind this: "The arrogance of scientists knows no bounds".

Of course on conspiracy theories (now this one is mine, not a quote) of course if it is true, then it not a "conspiracy theory" but a "conspiracy FACT".

I would never advocate that a professor (or who ever) be "gagged", you know, "free speech" and all. But what is really scary about this is the enthusiastic response he got from his students. This makes me realise that if ever the theory became "doable" there would be no shortage of volunteers to "spread the virus" among a population. We would have another generation of people thinking (or saying) "I am only following orders", "I am only doing my job", "this has got to be done and somebody's got to do it" etc.

I'm pretty well convinced that with the attitude of today if we had a repeat of the King Herrod story of killing all baby boys under the age of two, there would be thousands of people queueing up for this "job", and proudly carrying it out.