Sierra Club Uses Pipeline Protest to Promote Global One-Child Policy and Forced Abortions

By JG Vibes

Like many people i am disgusted by the proposed establishment of the XL Keystone Pipeline, but not exactly for the same reasons that are being discussed in the mainstream media.

The violation of property rights and eminent domain seizures that has made this project possible is the very root of the problem, but it is not being discussed.

As Jason Lee Byas of C4SS commented over the weekend:

“Since beginning to plan Keystone XL, TransCanada Corporation has used eminent domain to steal more than a hundred tracts of land in Texas alone. If it gets the green light, the pipeline will run up through the plains like a burglar on a spree.

Of course, the company does initially offer those who have what they want a chance to make the transaction voluntarily. When that doesn’t work, though, unsuspecting landowners receive letters like the one Julia Trigg Crawford got, saying “If Keystone is unable to successfully negotiate the voluntary acquisition of the necessary easements, it will have to resort to the exercise of its statutory right of eminent domain.”

As Lysander Spooner once remarked, at least a highwayman “does not pretend that he has any rightful claim” to your property.

If you’re like the Crawfords, any deviation from that final offer and you’ll hear nothing from TransCanada until your land’s condemned. As word spreads, landowners feel threatened. They scramble to agree with whatever crumbs they’re offered, before their land just gets taken instead.

Even when eminent domain isn’t directly used, the transaction can hardly be called “voluntary.” Such means become darker still when we consider that they’re being used to override tribal sovereignty and build over Native American burial grounds, like those of the Sac and Fox Nation. Apparently not even death can save the Sac and Fox from colonists intent on destroying their homes.”

Unfortunately, the property rights issue isn’t being discussed by either side in the debate.

Protesters marched by the thousands in DC last week in regards to the pipeline, many of them “demanding” various different government actions that would render even more power of peoples property, which is the very cause for this whole problem to begin with.

The worst and most extreme of these protest groups was “The Sierra Club”, a government connected environmental group that was openly calling for a global one child policy, backed up by forced government abortions for those who disobey.

Forced sterilizations were also suggested as an option that they would support.

Lifenews.com Reported that:

“During a Sierra Club sponsored protest against the Keystone XL pipeline on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., last Sunday, several of the protestors expressed support for population control measures including the implementation of a global one-child policy similar to China’s brutal and draconian policy.

“I do believe that our Earth is overpopulated,” one of the protestors said in a video released this week by Americans for Limited Government. When asked if it’s time for a one-child policy, the man replied, “I’m all for that. One child, maybe two child max.”

China’s one-child policy was introduced in 1979 as a population control measure. The Chinese government utilizes coercive measures including forced abortions and forced sterilizations to enforce the policy.

The one-child policy is the impetus behind numerous human rights violations and violent attacks by government officials on their own people each year.  Another protestor chimed in that people who have “excessive children” are not showing the proper amount of “Earth patriotism.”

The video which can be seen below seems to be recorded by a group that is in favor of the pipeline, but regardless, they did get some interesting footage of people begging government to violate the rights of individuals on behalf of the environment.

The video can be seen below:

It is important to mention that China may even do away with their one child policy because it is causing so many problems. Just recently The Shanghaiist Reported that:

Speculation has surfaced again that China might scrap its one-child policy, amid concerns that it is negatively affecting the country’s economic growth and population equality.

The policy restricts every couple to only one child unless both the parents are only children themselves, of an ethnic minority, foreigners, farmers whose first child was a girl or handicapped, or in the case of twins.

The policy was introduced in the late 1970s and is strictly enforced, even when nature is taking the piss. It is hugely controversial both inside of China and out because of the associated forced abortions and female infanticide.

Last year the Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to China’s very own Mo Yan, whose latest book tells the tale of a doctor who performs abortions to enforce the one-child policy, and it would seem that the government is allowing debate on the topic.

The concerns over gender inequality, an insufficient young workforce and only children basicallybeing brats have caused many to question what was already an unpopular policy.

But despite calls for its abolition the government still enforces the policy through forced abortions, compensations and fines throughout China.

Although most Chinese people do actually support the one child policy, they do not support forced abortions, as seen by the reaction to the viral photo of Feng Jianmei and her aborted child (distressing images). The photograph and local media reporting made this a big story but is far from being an isolated case.

Most demographers think that it would be too late to avert a demographic crisis in China even if the policy were to be changed tomorrow.

The slowdown in births has already led to a dramatic rise in the ratio of pensioners to young workers needed to support them.

According to the 2010 census, the number of people over the age of 60 has risen to 13.3 per cent of the population compared with just over a tenth a decade ago; children under 14 comprise less than one-sixth of the population, down from almost a quarter 10 years ago.

As we reported earlier this month, these kinds of forced population control measures happened in America well within this generation, and continues to this day in more covert forms.

From Alchemy of the Modern Renaissance by JG Vibes:

The typical mainstream assumption about eugenics is that it was some misguided but well-meaning social experiment of the past.

However, overpopulation fear mongering and government depopulation programs are very much alive today and are being implemented before our very eyes.

Current President Barack Obama picked a man named John Holdren as his “Science Czar” who helped write a book called ‘Ecoscience” in the 1970’s that took the social goals of eugenics and gave it the language of the environmental movement, which was starting to grow in popularity.

He and other eugenicists at the time sought to hijack the momentum of the environmental movement so they could use it to justify depopulation policies.  They knew that if they could convince the public that their policies were for the good of the environment they would be able to advance their eugenics agenda with minimal public resistance.

The book “Ecoscience” discusses forced abortions and mass sterilization as possible “solutions” to the apparent “overpopulation problem”.

Holdren has backpedaled on some of these statements now that he is in public office, but only because those ideas are becoming more unpopular as the public begins to do their own research.

Talk of “master races” and “social engineering” has become taboo in the mainstream culture, so people who advocate these kinds of ideas needed a new way of presenting their social policies.

Typically eugenics policies are now sold as environmental protection efforts or charity to the poor, things that everyone would be in support of.

According to Professor Steven W Mosher of the international Population Research Institute the populations in Europe and North America would actually be in decline if it were not for people migrating into the country.

The number of births taking place worldwide has been in sharp decline over the past 20 years.  If this trend continues then the world’s population will quickly peak and then begin a mysterious and dangerous decline.

Furthermore, to suggest that reducing the global population will actually improve the quality of life for the people here is resting upon the misconception that poverty is a result of overpopulation.

To improve life for people on earth we need to find ways to get people what they need, reducing the amount of people will not help the ones left get what they need.

There is more than enough room and resources for all of the people on earth and then some, but unfortunately the people in control of those resources aren’t using them responsibly.

It is true that there are serious environmental issues that need to be addressed in our world, but this isn’t something that will be solved with more government control.  Check out the following video for some examples of free market solutions to environmental problems: