Admittedly, this pattern is in the process of being reversed again under the pressure of crop losses from insect infestation resulting from the successful ban of the world's most effective and harmless pesticide, the DDTs, under oligarchic pressure.  In the background of this devolutionary pressure, the poorer nations saw themselves forced to seek more and more of its food from the sea while the technological and scientific resources were put on hold and not developed that would normally implement intelligent support structures for the oceanic system.

In contrast to this unfolding devolution stands the fact that mankind has not even begun to develop the vast available stretches of potential new farmland that presently lie bare.  For as long as huge portions of the surface of the earth remain as desserts, as biological wastelands, which can easily be developed with the appropriate technology into areas rich with life, we cannot say that mankind is "raping" the earth.  The fact is, there is no need for it.  The potential resources that do exist are vastly greater than any foreseeable need.  So, there is no need for raping the natural system.  This rape will occur only when the normal development is stopped and mankind is forced to fall back onto primitive methods to support physical existence.

It is also a fact that the normal development of mankind cannot take place under oligarchic rule where looting is the primary motive, such as we have seen in the operation of the world's oligarchic world-financial system.

Neither is mankind "destroying" the earth.  The recent campaigns that charge mankind with destroying the ozone layer, or charge mankind with causing a global warming, are nothing but a cruel hoax designed for increasing the oligarchy's efficiency in killing human beings.  Up to forty million deaths a year are expected to result from the ozone depletion hoax alone, and and a vastly greater number of deaths is sure to result from the current drive to ban the use of fossil fuels and wood to hold back the (non-existent) global warming.  The earth is a vast complex system, while mankind's place in it is minute in comparison to the natural forces.  However, the idea of "saving the earth" has the potential to open the public's consciousness to such effective thought control that it generates apathy by induced fear, which allows the most effective support structures for human existence to be torn down.  The reality is, that it is not the earth which is in danger, but mankind, which is being destroyed through the conjured up focus on greenhouse gases and ozone as a pretext for destroying mankind's most valuable technologies.

The same psychological basis for effective thought control is realized by the pronouncement that the earth has too many people.  This hoax is a powerful motivator for allowing all sorts of irrational action.  The fact is, the earth is currently still underpopulated.  This fact would be plainly apparent if mankind were not constantly prevented from developing its potential.  Every advanced level of technology requires correspondingly larger support structures, such as industries, education, cultural supports, transportation systems and other infrastructures.  Advanced technological development cannot be achieved in an environment of low population density and starving people.

History has proven that poverty can never be erased by cutting mankind back, for mankind lives by spiritual / technological means, most of which require a certain population density to be feasible.  Poverty can only be erased by promoting the development of man, and man's potential, which in turn requires the productive input of more and more people.  History has shown that in the aftermath of the Black Death plaque in Europe, that wiped out more than half the population, most things were suddenly in short supply, which should have been a plenty if the reduction in people would translate itself in more available resources, which simply did not happen.

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