Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well.

Let's dive into today's news.

I think a lot of you have seen this on CVS 60 Minutes.

They interviewed this scientist. We'll get into his name in a moment they interviewed

this scientist will get into his name in a moment who has been claiming that the human race will be extinct in a decade or two decades.

He started claiming this in 1968.

He said that millions and millions and millions and millions of people, hundreds of millions of people, would die of famine by 1980.

That didn't happen. And now he's making the exact same Malthusian claims.

And you can see the World Economic Forum,

the UN, I am F, basically the Davos types, the global elite, are basically just taking what this guy says or the club of Rome, same group of people, and they're just regurgitating it as though it's absolute fact. But what comes, but when it comes to actually preventing this from happening

or trying to solve a problem, then they're kind of at a loss.

So it makes you think about, okay, well, if they're claiming this is a problem,

what are their quote-to-quote solutions?

And why are they so vague?

But when you connect the dots, you see that their plan

is basically the Thanos plan.

You snap your fingers and half the people are just gone. So as we go through this story, I want to

challenge you to think about some of the things that Thomas Malthus himself put out there as ways to combat this overpopulation.

Things like war, disease, famine.

And when we're going to this article and listening to what this gentleman and others like him have to say, just ask yourself if this picture that they're painting is so dire that secretly they would actually be in favor of war, disease, or famine, arguing that it would be the least bad option.

And then take the next step and ask yourself if there are certain people within the group that wouldn't try to create these types of events

in an effort to save the planet.

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