DISINFO: Globalists aim to radically reduce the world population to only half a million people

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DISINFO: Globalists aim to radically reduce the world population to only half a million people

SUMMARY

The world's elite have secretly started a project to drastically reduce the population. This initiative is no longer just about achieving a 'golden billion' as a long-term objective; it's about reducing the Earth's total population to 500,000 individuals.

RESPONSE

This disinformation message promotes the concept of a large conspiracy and is consistent with the Shadow Government narrative.

Historically, the concept of the ‘golden billion’ was first introduced in the 1990 USSR book 'The Plot of World Government: Russia and the Golden Billion'. Since its introduction, there has not been any evidence produced to confirm the existence of such a plot. Around the same time in Russia, shortly after the collapse of the USSR, something known as the 'Dulles Plan' was made up. This was purportedly a CIA plan to destroy the Soviet Union during the Cold War by covertly undermining the cultural heritage and moral values of the Soviet people. This too has become a widespread conspiracy theory in Russia

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