An excellent opinion piece authored by Sonny Bunch executive editor of and film critics for the Washington Free Beacon published in today’s Washington Post. Bunch’s essay tells some inconvenient truths about environmentalists as transmitted by none other than the entertainment industry. The most recent example is the recently released Aquaman whose villain, King Orm, wants…
Back in June, the city of Berkeley, California passed a resolution declaring a climate emergency and, essentially, calling for population control. The council also voted to urge other governments in the Golden State to take similar action in order to restore a safe climate. On the heels of this, Tucker Carlson interviewed political commentator Anushay…
Pennsylvania millionaire Scott Wallace is running as a Democrat for Congress in his home state. Among the numerous population control causes he has funded, Wallace gave almost half a million dollars to the group Zero Population Growth (ZPG), now known as Population Connection and was founded by population control proponent Paul Ehrlich. As per a…
Last year Tucker Carlson interviewed an environmentalist who agrees with Bill Nye The Science Guy that said true progress in climate change reform will only happen after the older generation dies off.
Practically every year, scientists invent a new world ending apocalypse. In this video, scientist and author Tony Heller discusses some the leading junk science of the 1970’s.
Dr. Paul Ehrlich’s best selling manual of doom, The Population Bomb turns 50 this month. It was during May of 1968 that his best selling, anti-human, neo-Mathusian screed was published. The New York Times produced an excellent video describing the horrible effects of following Ehrlich’s ideas and shows why they ultimately (pun intended) bombed.
A pleasantly surprising description of the new Avengers: Infinity War movie from Reason: Thanos, the villain in Infinity War, believes that there are finite resources in the universe—an appropriately illiterate idea, considering that the universe is infinite. Thus, if population growth is left unchecked, rising demand for resources will inevitably bring ruin to everyone. Halving…
