The world population is to be dramatically reduced by 2025.

by Daniel Prinz

The US-American website deagel.com (1) is a database that provides information on population, gross domestic product, purchasing power parity, import/export as well as military budgets and military capacities for most countries of the world. The last time the population forecasts were updated was in April 2018. In addition, the military-analytical portal also provides forecasts of further data for the year 2025. What sent people into turmoil around the world were the forecasts of population figures, especially in Western countries.

Let's take a look at the forecast of those European countries which, according to Deagel, are expected to experience the most demographic decline alongside the USA. Listed are the current population figures (2) for 2017 and below that the forecasts for 2025 (figures rounded up or down):

• Germany 2017: 81 million | 2025: 28 million → Decline: 65.4%
• Austria 2017: 8.8 million | 2025: 6.2 million → Decrease: 29.5%
• Switzerland 2017: 8.2 million | 2025: 5.3 million → Decline: 35.3%
• France 2017: 67 million | 2025: 39 million → Decline: 41.7%
• Denmark 2017: 5.6 million | 2025: 3.8 million → Decline: 32.1%
• Iceland 2017: 339 thousand | 2025: 196 thousand → Decline: 42.1%
• Spain 2017: 49 million | 2025: 28 million → Decline: 42.8%
• Luxembourg 2017: 594 thousand | 2025: 199 thousand → Decline: 66.5%
• Ireland 2017: 5 million | 2025: 1.3 million → Decline: 74
• Great Britain 2017: 66 million | 2025: 15 million → Decline: 77.3%

Some other European countries are expected to see declines of between 25% and 35% by 2025, while others are expected to see only very moderate to negligible decreases (e.g. Poland or Hungary). Israel's population is also projected to decrease by 51.8% by 2025. However, the absolute shocker was the figures for the USA, which, according to the 2016 figures, should experience a population reduction of 83% by 2025. The figures for 2017/18 now point to a decline of 69.4% and the population is expected to shrink by a little more than two thirds from 327 million to 100 million.

While Canada's population is projected to decline by just under 28% in 2025, Mexico's population of 125 million is expected to remain unchanged. (3) Russia's population is also expected to remain the same as that of China or India, which is very surprising. Brazil's population is expected to grow slightly from the current 207 million to 210 million by 2025. Larger increases are expected in the Philippines (+13 million), Indonesia (+6 million) and Pakistan (+14 million) as well as in some African and South American countries. In total, we would see increases of around 200 million people in these regions. In return, however, more than half a billion people are expected to disappear, and within the next six years already! That is a very large number of people in a very small period of time.

Where do these figures come from?

According to Deagel, he obtains his data from the US Department of Defense, the State Department, the CIA, the United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund of the European Union and a number of small number of "shadow sources". The rush of indignation has forced the operators of this portal (presumably former members of the US military) to write a statement in which they try to explain their predictions. They state that most of the data and forecasts come from the official bodies mentioned above, as well as some other sources.

Soon to start migrations?

The portal cites incipient migrations due to a collapse of the world financial system as a probable reason for the rapid decline in population. The incipient economic collapse, accompanied by mass unemployment and poverty, should force people to emigrate to other countries. The majority of Americans would emigrate to South America and Asia, which explains the increase in population there. As a result, hunger and poverty are said to be causing the death of many older people, which in turn explains the high death rates. However, Deagel has not taken into account possible pandemics with high mortality rates (e.g. due to the Ebola virus) and nuclear war in his forecasts. Europe should be hit just as hard economically. Many countries would have to replenish their populations by attracting migrants, while the indigenous population - strangely enough! - should shrink.

I myself may not be one hundred per cent sure what the causes of this huge population loss might be, if it should happen. That it should be economic reasons alone due to a financial crash seems to me a little too meagre but not impossible. A major US/NATO war against Russia/China is unlikely at the moment, even though the last few years have been working so feverishly towards it. With artificially induced pandemics, e.g. via chemtrails or poisoned groundwater, decimations of 50% and more are possible. In the case of the USA, this would be almost the complete collapse of civilisation there.

Only a small proportion will make it abroad in the event of a crisis (whether war and/or financial crash), and then certainly not thousands of kilometres away, because the necessary funds will simply not be available and the disrupted or overloaded infrastructure will simply not allow this. Moreover, in any major crisis scenario, every government will first close its borders by force of arms, and nobody will be able to get in or out, unless one wants to carry out a population exchange on purpose (and this has been going on since 2015).

And if countries like Pakistan and the Philippines or the African continent are to experience the largest population increases, demographically speaking, it looks to me like a normal increase in population. These are all countries with already very high birth rates, and I do not see any mass immigration from the West. Who wants to emigrate there?

The depopulation agenda

What is to take place here is the implementation of a global population reduction, as envisaged by the Vatican, the United Nations, the Club of Rome and other "think tanks" and "elite" institutions. A major proponent of the global depopulation agenda is German-born Henry Kissinger, former US National Security Advisor and Secretary of State under US President Richard Nixon in the late 1960s and early 1970s. From 1977 to 1981 he was also director of the "elite" think tank Council on Foreign Relations. Together with the then Chief of Staff of the White House, Alexander Haig, he drafted the Haig-Kissinger Depopulation Guideline, for which former secret service agent Milton Cooper in his book "The Apocalyptic Horsemen" on pages 214ff described the following very revealing background in the context of the AIDS project:

"(...) is the Haig-Kissinger depopulation directive, which is implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This directive dictates that Third World countries must take positive and effective steps to reduce their population in order to keep it under control, otherwise they would not receive support from the United States. If the Third World nation refuses, civil war usually breaks out, and it is then usually found that the rebels are trained, armed and financed by the CIA. That is also the reason why many more civilians (especially young, fertile women) are killed in El Salvador and elsewhere. These wars were instigated by the Jesuits in Catholic countries (...). The Haig-Kissinger depopulation directive has taken over various levels of government and in reality determines US foreign policy. The planning organization works outside the White House and directs all its efforts to reduce the world population by two billion through war, famine, epidemics, and whatever else is necessary. This group is the ad hoc Population Policy Group of the National Security Council. The policy planning staff is based in the Office for Population Affairs (OPA) of the Foreign Office, which was founded by Henry Kissinger in 1975. The same group drafted the Global 2000 report for the President, which was presented to Carter.

Thomas Ferguson, the Latin America officer of the Office for Population Affairs of the Foreign Office (OPA), made the following statement: There is a basic tenor in all our work: we must reduce the population. Either they do it our way with nice, clean methods, or they will get the kind of mess they got in El Salvador, Iran or Beirut. Population is a political problem. Once it is out of control, it takes an authoritarian government, even fascism, to reduce it... (...) We look at the resources and the environmental constraints. We look at our strategic needs and say that this country must reduce its population, otherwise we will have difficulties. So measures are taken. (…)

Civil war is a somewhat long-winded method of reducing populations. The quickest way to reduce population is famine, as in Africa, or disease, like the Black Death. (...) Henry Kissinger created this group after a discussion with the leaders of the Club of Rome at the 1974 population conferences in Bucharest and Rome. Alexander Haig is a strong supporter of population control. It was Haig who supported Kissinger and brought the OPA into action. Ferguson said: 'We're going to go into a country and say: Here's your damn population plan. Throw it out the window. Start looking at your population and think about what to do to reduce it. If you don't want that, if you don't decide to reduce it through planning, then you will have an El Salvador, Iran or worse, Cambodia. (…)“

What Cooper reveals in his book is so outrageous that it literally makes your hair stand on end. Kissinger wrote the so-called National Security Study Memorandum 200 (4) in 1974, in which he explained that the top priority of US foreign policy was population reduction, which, surprisingly, even the German TV station 3sat reported on (sometimes they report the truth, like at 1am or 3am when almost everyone is asleep).

Under point 3 of the world demographic trend, this memorandum states that, in order to keep population figures within "reasonable limits" in the future, it is necessary to introduce measures in the 1970s and 1980s to reduce fertility and the birth rate, which is a recurring theme throughout the document, and to achieve this mainly through health care and "family planning organisations" and in the food and agricultural sectors.

References:

(1) Deagel Website

(2) Deagel Forecast

(3) Deagel forecast for Mexico

(4) National Security Study Memorandum

(5) Die Wahrheit über Bevölkerungsreduzierung (The truth about population reduction)

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