The Decadent Worker

“Throughout the Third World, unrest is going to increase massively. Coups will be attempted, there will be bloodily suppressed violence. But the consequences will remain mostly internal. It will benefit those countries that do not have such problems. To what extent will the world be losing markets? This is difficult to say — but these markets are lost anyway. We are witnessing an acceleration of the trends, especially in Africa, since 1960: a collapse of the Westernized societies. Ecomonically, this is not a bad thing.”

— Lord Charles Cecil, J.H. Schroeder & Co.

“There is not room enough for our little yellow, black and brown brothers.”

— Alexander King, Club of Rome

“The problem with FAO is that as it is only concerned with food production this is counter-productive concerning the population since it increases the ultimate size of the human population.

— Sir Peter Scott, World Wildlife Fund

“Of course we’re rushing into a crash. But that is what is needed to clean the slate. Nazi economics worked very well. Dr. Schacht did a very good job.”

— Theodore Rybozynski, Lazard Brothers

“The world financial crisis will become virtually inevitable. Political consequences, just like in 1930, will be serious. But this time around, they will take place in the Third World. The arrested development in countries whose population is very young and unstable, such as Brazil, Mexico, Nigeria, Indonesia, can but favor an explosion that will be bloodily repressed, or will sweep across all continents.”

— Jean Denizet, Le Figaro

“The prospects are transformed if allownace is made for a possible intermediate level of input of modern agricultural tools, chemicals and methods, and the opening up of more land. Taking all the regions together, they could then produce in total sufficient food to support four times the projected population in the year 2000.”

— Harford Thomas, The Guardian, London

“Horrible things will happen in the Third World — and nothing could be done about it, there is nothing to do, just let it happen. Three and a half billion people are going to be plunged into a Hell worse than the Middle Ages, or ancient times… It’s legitimate to be frightened at the Third World’s demographic growth. It is true that there is a problem.”

— Jean Denizet

“Were the Club of Rome itself formal dictator of world finances, current policies of practice would not better suit its insane doctrine of negative growth, depopulation, and destruction of technology… Behind the Club of Rome is the much more powerful gang of aristocrats obsessed with racial purity and wildlife preservatio, whose stated objectve is to exterminate at least 2 billion people before the end of the century.” — Club of Life

(All these quotes are from International Bankers’ Real AGenda: Global Depopulation by the Club of Life, February 1983

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