Let's dig down a little deeper and look at some of the roots of what a lot of people

and historians say that is the genesis of where this idea, the ideology comes from, this

rapid push with really no safety now in the other end to catch the societal changes happening.

So it brings us back to 1968.

There was a two-day meeting in Rome, Italy, and it brought together economists, scientists,

and they're basically discussing at that time something they called the predicament of

mankind.

It was a serious discussion.

It was an invite-only organization, and that organization was called the Club of Rome,

and that's where it started, 1968.

At that time, the Club of Rome was, one of the big things they were discussing was over

a population that was an issue.

That was kind of the issue of the time, the cost to lab.

A lot of people were talking about this.

In 1968, you have a really Opa Chai.

He was the founder of the Club of Rome, and he was basically an Italian part owner of Fiat

He was very wealthy man.

A year later, he writes a book called The Chasm Ahead.

The chasm Ahead, he's talking in this book, part of it, they're talking about birth control.

They need to stop this over-population problem.

He's saying, if we don't achieve it by birth control in a civilized manner, he's talking

about if we can persuade people through maybe education or maybe handing out contraception.

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