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Schantz: /* Overpopulation Bomb; Destruction of the Earth; Discrimination against Women */

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Overpopulation Bomb; Destruction of the Earth; Discrimination against Women

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Overpopulation Bomb; Destruction of the Earth; Discrimination against Women

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	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.		Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.

−	The Henoch prophecies indicate the planet will be placed under a dictatorship if we do not place these limits ourselves.	+	The Henoch prophecies indicate the planet will be placed under a dictatorship if we do not place these limits ourselves, presumably because of the combination of being space faring by that short future time.

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	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.		Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.

		+	The Henoch prophecies indicate the planet will be placed under a dictatorship if we do not place these limits ourselves.

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	A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is often cited due to being a best-selling book and it was written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true, or so the critics have said. Even today strangely the book is still referenced when the subject of overpopulation is brought up, with some of its outlandish ludicrous claims being cited as never happening and to shut up about it.		A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is often cited due to being a best-selling book and it was written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true, or so the critics have said. Even today strangely the book is still referenced when the subject of overpopulation is brought up, with some of its outlandish ludicrous claims being cited as never happening and to shut up about it.

−	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors~~. Unfortunately the last individual who attempted something like that was Hitler, so we have to keep educating eachother again and again until we find some form of democratic solution~~.	+	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.

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	A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is often cited due to being a best-selling book and it was written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true, or so the critics have said. Even today strangely the book is still referenced when the subject of overpopulation is brought up, with some of its outlandish ludicrous claims being cited as never happening and to shut up about it.		A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is often cited due to being a best-selling book and it was written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true, or so the critics have said. Even today strangely the book is still referenced when the subject of overpopulation is brought up, with some of its outlandish ludicrous claims being cited as never happening and to shut up about it.

−	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.	+	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors. Unfortunately the last individual who attempted something like that was Hitler, so we have to keep educating eachother again and again until we find some form of democratic solution.

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-A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is cited as a best-selling book written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true.
+A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is often cited due to being a best-selling book and it was written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true, or so the critics have said. Even today strangely the book is still referenced when the subject of overpopulation is brought up, with some of its outlandish ludicrous claims being cited as never happening and to shut up about it.
-Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in.
+Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in as well as our religious beliefs and all the other factors.

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	A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is cited as a best-selling book written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true.		A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is cited as a best-selling book written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true.

−	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should ~~manager~~ and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough.	+	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manage and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough. It's a strange situation because we currently have the highest standards of living and quality of life in history, so it's difficult to say having more people has lowered the value of life. It's complicated and that's why discrimination against women has been thrown in.
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		+	A book by a similar name "The Population Bomb" is cited as a best-selling book written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich (who was uncredited), in 1968, which made claims which were scary at the time, making a number of predictions, yet none of them coming true.
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		+	Billy Meier however disagrees, saying it continues to be a big problem. That it's causing unnecessary problems that we should manager and would eventually lead to a planetary oxygen collapse if it went on for long enough.
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	==Overpopulation Bomb; Destruction of the Earth; Discrimination against Women==		==Overpopulation Bomb; Destruction of the Earth; Discrimination against Women==

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 '''Islam/Koran – Sure 4'''
 "Men are above the women, because Allah has given the one part a superiority above the other."
 '''Confucius'''
 "One hundred girls are not worth as much as one boy."
 '''Hinduism'''
 "A woman must never enjoy independence."
 '''Christian Bible: Paul to the Ephesians in the New Testament'''
 "The women shall be vassals to their men who are their masters."
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 The Pope and the College of Cardinals at the Vatican constitute the highest authority of the Catholic Church, which has a worldwide following of approximately 1 billion believers of all races. In 1968, Pope Paul VI's Encyclical Humanae Vitae came into force, whose title reads as follows: "On the correct order of passing on human life." Item # 14 describes the forbidden means of birth control in great detail, in the exact manner by which the means were concocted by the Pope, his cardinals and others in order to discriminate against women; to curtail their rights and to permit the continuation of the world population's uncontrolled growth – to the detriment and destruction of mankind, all life and planet Earth.
-''''''Encyclical Humanae Vitae, Item # 14
+''Encyclical Humanae Vitae, Item # 14''
-"The direct termination of a procreation that has already begun, particularly by direct abortion – even when undertaken for curative purposes, is not a legitimate method to curb the number of children and is, therefore, an absolute abomination.
+''The direct termination of a procreation that has already begun, particularly by direct abortion – even when undertaken for curative purposes, is not a legitimate method to curb the number of children and is, therefore, an absolute abomination.''
-"Likewise, the direct, permanent or temporary sterilization of the man or the woman must be condemned.
+''Likewise, the direct, permanent or temporary sterilization of the man or the woman must be condemned.''
-"Equally objectionable is any action that intentionally prevents propagation, or is employed as a means to this prevention in anticipation of, during or after the consummation of the matrimonial act."
+''Equally objectionable is any action that intentionally prevents propagation, or is employed as a means to this prevention in anticipation of, during or after the consummation of the matrimonial act''.
- One last item must be mentioned here: Anything the Pope says is hostile to humanity and life, and must simply be ignored, therefore, His prattle is irrelevant. What he says is without actual correlation to the issues now confronting the world and humanity.''
+ ''One last item must be mentioned here: Anything the Pope says is hostile to humanity and life, and must simply be ignored, therefore, His prattle is irrelevant. What he says is without actual correlation to the issues now confronting the world and humanity.''
-'''Billy''''
+''Billy''
 == Source ==
 * http://us.figu.org/portal/SocialIssues/OverpopulationBomb/tabid/105/Default.aspx