True personal growth ultimately will lead to fulfillment, and it's my intention with these podcasts to connect more deeply with you. Thank you for joining me, Anne Corbin, and my guests, and welcome to this episode.
Aren't we all totally fed up with being told that there are too many people on earth, that the numbers aren't sustainable, and that we and our lifestyles are responsible for global warming, quote unquote, which they had to rename climate change because Al Gore's hyped up hockey stick curve that he made such wild predictions about in his ridiculous propaganda film called an inconvenient truth that was released in 2,006.
Well, it failed to materialize and the records since then prove that it's much more likely that the world is cooling down. Climate change was never anything more, in the early days at least, than a cynical additional excuse to tax us.
It's really amazing how pre internet or maybe I should say pre lockdown, there were many individual voices literally crying in the wilderness doing their very best to make us all aware of the false narratives and crazy cover ups all put in place to keep us under control, make us think that we lived in a safe society and that we could rely on the government whom we elected democratically of course, We could rely on them to look after our best interests.
In relation to climate change, in that respect, I'm thinking particularly of Christopher Booker. He tried very hard to wake people up but there have been so many. Bill Cooper, Jordan Maxwell, Eustace Mullins, g Edward Griffin, oh, and David Icke, to name just a few. And the last 2 are still alive, still red pilling everyone or doing their best, to use the term coined by Morpheus in the matrix.
And the original Morpheus, of course, was the god of sleep, and we're still trying to wake everybody up. 1 of my best friends still believes in climate change slash global warming, that it really is going to cause rising sea levels etcetera etcetera. It's not. You can relax. And what's happened to Greta Thunberg recently? I suppose I should just rejoice in the peace and quiet.
Oh, we have 2 very unsavoury modern influencers who have had enormous impact because of their huge online reaches and the, well, the rather different interests and attitudes of their target audiences. I speak, of course, of Andrew Tate and Russell Brand. Have to give them their due. They've got the message out to a whole different sector of society.
It's absolutely amazing and inspiring to notice how many people really are waking up to the truth now and connecting the dots and spreading the word, making a difference and terrifying the 1% of the 1%. We still have a long way to go, but the one thing we have on our side is strength of numbers. Yes. There are 1,000,000,000 of us and at most a few thousand of them. Unfortunately though, they control the money. That's a big problem and they are in all the positions of power.
Resistance can be uncomfortable but noncompliance is our best weapon. Right now, I want to reflect for a while on those population numbers. We're told that the world population has recently topped 8,000,000,000. And we appreciate, of course, that within that total, there has to be estimates. Fair enough. But how many zeros are there in a billion? 9. That means 1,000,000. It's a vast number. Now the population of the USA is apparently 335,000,000. 335,000,000. Sounds reasonable? I don't know.
It's a huge country with vast open spaces and, yes, many big cities. But if you add up the population estimates of the 8 most populous cities, it only adds up to 80,000,000. Add up the populations of the next 12 and you're not much above a 100,000,000, in total that is. And, of course, it does depend where you look and what years the estimates were made, but it really seems that those powers that shouldn't be are doing their usual trick of overestimating figures with the intent of terrifying us.
They're also busy trying to make the countryside a no go area. In other words, compel everyone, especially the farming folk, to move from the rural areas into the urban areas. Now the world population in 1800 they tell us was only 900,000,000 so that's still 100,000,000 short of a 1000000000. It hadn't really grown much over the centuries mainly thanks to diseases and wars Well, when did records begin? I don't actually know. By 1900, we're told it was at 1,600,000,000.
Expect exponential growth, they said. And we believe them, of course. In 1960, the total world population was approximately 2,600,000,000. Despite 2 world wars and the 1918 flu pandemic. And the projections for 1980 were approximately 4,200,000,000. The club of Rome got busy with their publication limitations to growth in 1970. But of course, most of us didn't even hear about it back then. What we did hear about was China's draconian one child policy.
Their government brought in sorry, they they bought into those predictions big time and it caused misery for Chinese families especially if their one and only child died because replacement pregnancies weren't allowed. And there were the famous dining rooms for girl babies. They were one of the first consequences of most Chinese families wanting a boy child. The consequence, some 20 years later was a skewed population with a generation of young men unable to find wives.
That was only one of the problems. They used to be referred to as the little princes because of course they were spoiled rotten. Let's do another calculation.
On another country known to have a huge population, Bill Gates and his vaccines have been banned from India since 2020 when they realized that the number of women and girls being made sterile after receiving jabs for diseases such as HPV and maybe certain other diseases like smallpox, malaria, I don't know, but, HPV, human papilloma virus, was the main one. Why is this guy, Bill Gates, so concerned with limiting population growth?
Well, really, he's concerned about making money, but he could do that without limiting population? Now back to the numbers. India, according to the United Nations, has a total population of 1.4 1,000,000,000. So how do they arrive at this total? Well, Mumbai has a population of 12,400,000. And the smallest city in a list of 300 has a population of 900,000 only. So using UN estimates, the total for those 300 cities is only 200,000,000.
So we're supposed to believe that 1,380,000,000 people are spread out over the countryside, living in villages and in caves and under rocks? Oh, this is ridiculous. The small towns and villages in India are tiny. It's estimated that there are less than a 100,000 in even the biggest ones. So where are all these missing Indians hiding? And I've seen similar figures estimating world populations. Online, you can find the populations of the 300 largest cities in the world. Shanghai is the biggest.
Population of Shanghai is 24,100,000. Out of the top 300 cities in the world, Beirut figures right at the bottom of the list, it's number 300 and its population is 361,000. So when you add up the populations of the total populations in those 300 largest towns of the world, it comes to just over 1,000,000,000. Then they added in estimates for suburbs, and metropolitan areas that had been missed out of the total and estimated that 500,000,000 would cover it.
And then being generous, they allowed a whole billion for rural populations and nomadics, and that's they consider is generous. So that's taken us to approximately 2,500,000,000. What has happened to the other 5,500,000,000? I mean, this is unbelievable. The United Nations puts out its huge and intentionally overwhelming totals, which are, of course, in line with expected predictions made 50 or more years ago, and we don't challenge them. They don't expect us to. It's all part of the plan.
They've been programming these expectations into us for 50 or 60 years and I think I've said it to you before, big numbers just don't mean that much to us. It's been suggested that maybe individual governments present inflated estimates of populations so that they can maybe claim funds and handouts and subsidies for social purposes. But it really is much more likely that the UN simply inflates the figures for this one reason, scare everybody witless.
We're told that a comfortable population density is 25,000 per square mile. Well, that's the density of New York City before the recent illegal immigrants. But, well, okay, some might not consider that comfortable. I wouldn't like to live in it, but it's doable. And on this basis of 25,000 per square mile, the whole fictitious 8,000,000,000 would still fit into the state of Texas. Now nobody is suggesting this as a solution. It's simply to put things into perspective.
What is this rubbish about overpopulation and unsustainability? It's simply another hoax. So is there a reason why the mysterious 300 at the top of the pyramid planned to kill off the middle classes in the west? If not via actual murder, then by making life so expensive, uncomfortable, and intolerable that they would just disappear as a class and join the rest of the world in new feudalism and serfdom? Any reason other than pathological greed?
Possibly, they want us so demoralized and hungry that even those of us who recognize what's going on will lose the fight. Sorry. I meant to say lose the will to fight, that is maintain the resistance before they lose the will to live, figure of speech. But, folks, it's really important to keep on doing your utmost to remain positive while staying informed and looking after your health. Did you know that listening to music at 528 hearts is soothing and it's great for raising vibrations.
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I just repost interesting articles from other people's Telegram account accounts. That's how you can connect yourselves with other such authors. Anything that interests you, just click on the link and you will connect into their accounts. So many people don't know the riches that are available on Telegram. So I've used my quantum growth and connection Telegram account, just as a place to store information that I might want to refer back to and access relatively easily.
Most of it is of a mind, body, spirit nature, but take a look and see if it appeals to you. I find that Telegram interests me more than YouTube since the censorship there has become so difficult to navigate and a person can lose their account for a really minor infraction of their community guidelines. They're every bit as bad as Facebook. And neither have comprehensible community guidelines. You kind of learn on the grapevine words that you simply mustn't say.
Someone I know lost her channel for uploading the Trump Musk interview in early August. I caught up with it shortly afterwards on Rumble, I think. And can't say I can identify particularly what upset the YouTube algorithms but something did. Years ago, I used to watch David Icke on YouTube. I've been a long time reader of his books, but he was forced to set up his own paid platform, very smartly called iconic when YouTube deleted his channels.
However, the 2 interviews that he did with Terry Wogan are still available. I checked just before recording this. They are other people's channels, so no problems arise. And I mentioned this in closing in case, like one of your one of my friends, you still think of David Icke only in terms of the crazy guy in a tracksuit interviewed by Terry Wogan back in 1991. Can you believe it? Mister Wogan was a TV and radio presenter for many, many years in the UK.
He is no longer with us, sadly, but he was very well liked. Unfortunately, though, he was responsible for single handedly trashing David Icke's reputation as a result of his car crash interview on the small screen. It seemed like the whole country saw that interview or heard about it back in the days when just about everybody watched mainstream TV. And Terry Wogan did the chat show after the news, every weekday evening, I think.
But then there was another Wogan Ike encounter in 2006 And, essentially, Terry Wogan apologized for treating mister Ike so badly. It was disgraceful. So they're both good entertainment, but the original one from 1999 is absolutely cringe worthy, but worth a watch. You can set yourself up to win the game of life. Become familiar with the laws of the universe. You have infinite potential. You can influence reality.
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