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The Octopus of Population Control

By: Charlie Robinson
Narrated by: Graham Dunlop
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Summary

This centuries-long plan for world government has always had an underlying thread of depopulation. Sometimes the evidence of this multigenerational conspiracy is buried in the details of declassified foreign policy documents and historic records, though oftentimes this eugenics plan is public knowledge masquerading as trusted science, school textbooks, and established cultural norms.

Managing the human farm to maintain global control works most efficiently with fewer people. Covert methods are being employed to depopulate the planet to a more manageable level. Many facets of eugenics have become so normalized that humanity no longer recognizes them as the threats they are.

This Octopus has its tentacles firmly wrapped around every aspect of the global power structure, controlling through deception and leverage over the centuries; blending in when it must.

Have the wheels of democide already been set in motion along the tracks of history, or is there still an opportunity to derail the future culling of humanity?

Time is slipping away.

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