Ted Turner, Nazi

Eis mais um dos Filhos-da-Puta, e Ateus Fanáticos, que querem calmamente EXTERMINAR as Raças Inferiores, ou como eles dizem, "reduzir a população no Terceiro Mundo..."
Mas quem são estes Anormais protegidos, para dizerem quem merece viver, ou morrer?
E, no caminho destes asquerosos... Está a Religião Cristã! 
Pooois!
Já viram porque há todos estes ataques à Religião, nos Media controlados por estas ABOMINAÇÕES?

Maldita a Puta que pariu este VELHO CANALHA!

Talking about budget cuts, how about population cuts? 

Bill Muehlenberg 

 

Plenty of radical environmentalists, earth-worshippers, and Green extremists seriously believe that mankind is the problem, and must be dealt with – ruthlessly. Consider the latest example. The billion founder of CNN, Ted Turner, has long been on record as bit of a green nutter here, and he is at it again. Consider these opening paragraphs from a recent report:

“Media mogul and population control advocate Ted Turner recently told citizen journalists he would like to reduce the world’s population by five billion people, asking parents to be a ‘one child family… for 100 years.’ Turner had to answer for his history of provocative statements, and made a few new ones, when members of the website wearechange caught up with him on camera late last month.

“One individual asked the CNN founder what his goal was for world population. ‘I think two billion is about right,’ Turner said as he walked briskly away. In October, the number of people in the world reached seven billion. Before disappearing around the corner Turner said he hoped to eliminate five billion people through the “one child family.’ The interviewer responded, ‘One child policy.’ Turner answered, ‘For 100 years.’”

The obvious question which arises here is this: will Turner lead the way in this and bump off 95 per cent of his own family? If not, why not? Why the blatant hypocrisy and double standards? If one of his daughters is pregnant with a second child, will he force her to abort him or her?

The article continues: “Turner, a dedicated globalist, donated $1 billion to the United Nations, much of which has been used for ‘projects dealing with women and population issues.’ The outspoken atheist told a gathering of Society of Environmental Journalists in 1998 his views were incompatible with Christian doctrine or the Biblical admonition to ‘be fruitful and multiply’.” 

http://www.mercatornet.com/demography/view/10857