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 [Posted by Hervé                                                  (here)]
 
 Below, you will find Sue Arrigo's workable, and  proven so, solution to the intended and created problem of "world  overpopulation."
 
 Sue Arrigo is a strange character who developed  an incredible strength in spite of her MKultra/Monarch programming  which landed her to be D. Rockefeller's personal sex slave; the later  loaning her at $ 1 million a night... most people who forked out such an  amount did it not for the one night stand but for Sue's highest gift  and skill as the CIA's unchallenged highest accuracy score remote viewer  and expected manifold returns on their "investment" in her  investigation of various timelines for various business ventures....  Most probably the reason she might still be alive (last heard of her was  2009).
 
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 Dirty Methods are Not Needed for Population Control
 
 emanzipationhumanum.de/ english/human/all.html
 
 Because the Cabal’s rationale for war. famine, and  destruction has been population control, I had the CIA study my clean  methods for population control. Those studies proved that the Cabal’s  methods were ineffective by comparison; wars and even famines did not  result in long term decreases in population. They were short term  measures that worsened population growth rates right afterwards. It was  like cutting up starfish to get rid of them, the process of cutting them  stimulated their re-growth. Fear, anxiety, insecurity, and poverty,  cause people to want more children and produce them. Wars and trauma,  and food scarcities, are like pruning rose brushes--one gets more  flowers and more seeds. The CIA’s own internal studies make that quite  clear. In the 1900’s there were two world wars and many lesser wars. The  result of all that war, famine, and suffering was that there were more  people in 2000 on the planet than in 1900. That is a failed strategy,  even if we believed the goal to be a valid one.
 
 The so-called clean development methods discussed in  the above article about the Kissinger-Haig plan, were neither clean, nor  intended to cause the Third World to become developed into First World  nations. The leaders like Kissinger did not want Third World producers  of raw materials to be First World like consumers of resources. They  believed in a world of limitation and want, in which in order to have as  much as they wanted, others would have to go without. They have a  zero-sum idea of the world in which they believe that causing the people  in the Third World to go without will result in their happiness.  Nothing could be further from the truth. Their analysis was wrong,  completely wrong. The easiest way to understand that is to look at a  marriage, because that is something that we have an understanding of  from our personal observations over time. Beating up the wife,  withholding love and refusing to share with her equitably, causes the  relationship to deteriorate. It still produces many children. On the  other hand, treating her as an equal and assisting her out of love to  achieve the goals that she freely sets, leads to a happier home in which  their are naturally fewer children. In many cases, well-satisfied women  busy doing what they love, produce no children at all. People with high  education and career productivity have low birthrates. One doesn’t have  to force women to work, doing so doesn’t lead to a decrease in  population. It is love, care, and opportunities that give women the  satisfaction needed to produce well without over-multiplying. The  so-called development programs that the US tried to foist upon the Third  World were like a husband holding his hand over a wife’s head about to  beat her, but not doing so at the moment. The underlying goal of those  development programs was to force Third World countries to give up their  resources at slave labor prices. There was no respect, care, or love  involved, and the result was like a tyrannical marriage with an  overproliferation of children, bickering, and problems.
 
 During the course of several decades from about 1985  to 2004, the CIA did three major studies on my clean methods to control  population, and about a dozen minor ones. They did so many studies  because they could not figure out how I managed to get such good  results. Also, they hoped to prove me wrong in the end, as they had an  addiction to using dirty methods and wanted justification to continue  using them. They had a commitment to violence, hoarding, and selfishness  that they were not willing to allow reason, truth, and data to bring it  into question. As a result they kept on banning my research results  within the CIA and forcing me to reproduce them in further studies. Thus  I ended up doing such studies long after analysts in the CIA’s  Intelligence Dept. conceded that I was right and that my methods did  work well. Of course, you should not take my word for it but obtain  copies of those studies and the full complement of their  reviews.
 
 Although  the studies are complex and I don’t have the data in front of me, I want  to mention them because it is relevant to whether it was right for  Bush, Sr. to sell the bio-warfare agents to Hussein. I had finished the  first major study prior to that sale and it angered me that the old view  that depopulation by killing still appeared to be standard operating  proceeds at the White House. It is not that Bush, Sr. was ignorant of  that study of mine. When I spoke to him on the phone about wanting to  come over to inform him and others of the dangers of the Bio-warfare  agents, he said something like “Is this about your wanting to do  depopulation your way?” When I said, in effect, “Yes.” He specifically  forbid me from speaking about that study when I came to the White House  the next day. He appeared, in my opinion, to want to keep the results of  that study secret from his cabinet ministers and advisors. My methods  would not have made kickbacks for anyone, nor ranked up any body count.  The first major study done on my methods was a retrospective one. It was  noticed by a CIA analyst that a village I had helped survive in Vietnam  during that war, had a very low birth rate. It was an anomaly noticed  on a study of Agent Orange birth defects. There were almost none to no  birth defects in that village, and it was then asked, “Was that because  there were not births at all in the next 10 years or so?” The answer was  that there were births per the Vietnamese authorities that CIA analyst  was working with, but not many. The Vietnamese authorities had tried to  determine why and attributed it to the strange actions that I had taken  in that village during the war. I had been sent in to do reconnaissance  with a small team of men because the US Army hoped that my skills as a  remote viewer would help us locate Stinger type missiles. The VC had  been shooting down US choppers. We did find and destroy missiles to the  extent that the chopper problem in that area was greatly alleviated for  awhile.
 
 I had spent  about half a day in that village as I tried to locate the missiles. I  did not conduct a search and  destroy mission of that village. Instead of destruction and  intimidation, I did careful  listening and tried to solve some of the village’s many problems. One of  the problems that they complained to me about was that the US military  was frequently coming through their village and terrifying them. As I  listened to their many complaints on that score, it occurred to me that  there might be a way to help them. Their strategy up to that point had  been to wait for it to happen and then scatter and hide in the  surrounding mountains for weeks at a time until the US moved on. That  strategy was not very successful. Their crops did not get the care they  needed. Their livestock were unable to be moved quickly and got killed  by the US troops and left to rot. Their rice and food stores were  scattered all over the village trampled underfoot and moldy by the time  they returned. Life was Hell for them, as a result of the American  soldiers, not unlike Iraq these days. It seemed to them that nothing  could ever change that. But it did not appear to me to be a hopeless  problem because I had faith that the Lord could solve any problem fairly  quickly and well. Thus, it did not surprise me when an answer occurred  to me about an hour later. That answer was for them to post a watch on  all the trails that lead into the village (something they had already  done.) But to do so with a different intention. They were doing so then  to alert the village to “run”. I suggested that they alert the village  to host a party for whoever came. That is, they should not favor nor run  from any group, but entertain and feed whoever came through. At first,  they objected saying that they were poor people and could not afford to.  I pointed out that they were losing all their food and livestock each  time, and it would be better to serve even half of it, and keep the  other half. They discussed it and decided to give it a try. I made some  suggestions as to how to entertain soldiers without giving their young  girls to them. They brainstormed came up with many creative ideas. That  village became known for its great hospitality and talent. Neither side  demolished it after that because they wanted to be able to have some  rest there. It was a “fire free” zone in the midst of a war zone. I  think the God blessed them with peace because of their generous hearts  and actions. If they had worried about having enough, it never would  have worked. Since they gave so freely, both sides left behind much food  that was uncooked to reciprocate. It was a miracle that God kept going  for years during the war. I had been there in about 1969. The CIA  analysts confirmed by satellite images that the village had not been  destroyed after that, even though the war raged all around them. The war  did not end until 1975.
 
 By the time the CIA studied it as anomaly in population  growth, almost 15 years had passed. The population of the village had  modestly decreased, while the villages nearby had very large numbers of  children, were requiring cutting down of more jungle, and were very  poor. It was not just that the village had had peace. That is not  actually enough to reverse the overgrowth of population. It has to have  spiritual contentment. Later studies elucidated that more clearly.
 
 That first major  study went beyond that one village to look at other places in the world  that I had been on assignment. I got sent to war zones periodically, and  CIA analysts had noticed that difficult to account for results  followed. I was not responsible for those effects; I was just desperate  enough to call on God with faith. The CIA analysts thus went back over  the record of which villages I had been on assignment to and looked at  birth rates before and after and in comparison to neighboring villages. I  had not gone to those places with any intention to control population; I  had in the course of my other duties for the CIA, tried to help them in  whatever way seemed appropriate at the time. So, it was kind of a  double blind study in that neither I nor the villages had any idea that  the CIA would later study the result of going to sincerely and  selflessly help. I was not leaving behind bags of Aide money, financial  grants, or contracts with the CIA to help them later. I was enquiring  after their needs as a concerned visitor and dispensing some practical  advise grounded on good spiritual principles. The CIA analyst in  question found a decrease in population and crowding where I had given  such advice, and not when I was in too much of a hurry to give it. It  was not that I was contaminated with poison or spreading poisons. The  children were fewer but healthy overall. Frankly, the CIA was unable to  account for the results, even after they carefully substantiated them.  It especially troubled them, given how short I was in any village, that  the effect seemed to be long lasting, That was not surprising to me, I  had intended to give advice that would benefit them long term by  changing their culture for the better. Careful application of almost any  kind spiritual principle will do that. I looked to see the spiritual  basis of their most pressing difficulty and tried to correct it with the  simple advice I gave.
 
 Perhaps more examples will make that clearer. This example  came from a village in Europe where people were poor and oppressed by  their government at the time. I was there to rescue some dissents and  bring them back to the CIA. In the normal course of doing that I learned  that their village had a problem with its water supply. The simple way  to address it would have been to replace the pump. That was not the  solution that I thought was most beneficial in the long run because it  would be temporary and not correct a problem in social justice. One  family, the one who had the pump house was using almost all the water to  irrigate their fields, while other families got none for their fields. I  suggested a different way for them to use the land so that a short  trough from a local stream would irrigate all of their fields. It meant  two things; the land would have to be swapped around and people would  have to cooperate in building and maintaining the trough. Everyone would  benefit each time anyone irrigated one field, all would get irrigated.  That project created an enormous amount of good-will in the village  because it was designed properly. The result was an increase yield per  acre and a more forest was allowed to grow over unneeded farmland. The  population shrank about 10%, not due to migration to cities, but due to  contentment and fewer children.
 
 Here is another example. In this village the primary  problem was bickering and power struggles. The mayor had alienated many  people by insisting that he alone made the rules. He was a mini dictator  and thought that served his interests. But almost no one liked him as a  result. People kow-towed to him and flattered him but he was lonely and  unloved. My presence in his village had nothing to do with him from the  CIA’s point of view. I was there to make contact with a man from  another area and I had to wait for him to show up. So, I had listened to  people’s stories intending to solve their most pressing problem. What I  recommended was that the villagers shower the mayor with many small  kindnesses, not false words, but treating him like a true friend. I made  it into a game called, “If I was the lonely mayor, I would want_____”,  and I asked the villagers to fill in the blank. They had a lot of fun  with the game. They had never thought of him as a lonely man needing  help. They had thought of him as a terrifying petty tyrant who had to be  obeyed or else. They were unable to vote him out of office, they were  in a one-party system and he had been appointed. As a result of this  simple intervention, people started inviting him home to family dinners.  He started to thaw and become a real person. As that happened the  policies he created were more humane and fair and the village prospered.  Surprisingly, this village, by the sheer grace of God, went from being  one of the worst in the region to one of the best to live it. I do not  mean materially, I mean spiritually. What I mean by that is that people  were willing to listen to each other’s problems and help each other out.  This was in a communist country. People were sharing material  possessions, but frankly that did not help them so very much. Sharing of  their hearts and helping from their hearts was what made the difference  in terms to their contentment. The population of the village also went  down, about 5% judged by births, not migration. Nearby villages had an  increase in births consistent with their national average.
 
 The long term effect of even short term love has been  noticed before in sociology. In one of the Chicken Soup for the Soul  books, there is a true story about disadvantaged minority students in  Washington, DC schools. A sociology professors sent his graduate  students in to assess elementary student’s chances of succeeding in  life. The graduate students said things like “The kids haven’t got a  chance, their parents are drug addicted, unemployed, illiterate, etc.”.  Twenty or more years later another sociologist sent his grad students  out to find out what actually happened to those kids. Much to their  surprise, the kids turned out to be overachievers with many physicians,  engineers, etc. among them. They were baffled. They studied the issue  until they figured it out. The kids that succeeded so well had all gone  through one particular teacher’s class. They tracked that teacher down  in a nursing home where she was still alert. They asked her what she had  done that made the difference. She said, “That’s easy. I loved those  boys!”.
 
 Studies of  foster children have shown the same thing. If there was one person that  believed in them, believed that they could grow up to be a good person  contributing to the society, that was enough. Just one person, out of  all the people that abused them and put them down. Just one person that  loved, cared, and respected them—that was all that it  took.
 
 Now, that I  have told you that, I can tell you another hard to believe story about  those studies on population control. This was part of a population  control study that was prospective in which the task was to decrease  population growth. In this study, my methods were pitted against the  usual CIA methods of war, famine, and destruction of the culture. I was  told to “do my magic” on a village on the outskirts of the CIA’s war  zone. I never traveled to that village. I merely called them up and  asked for a toll-free number to be passed out along with a couple hours a  week that I could be reached by phone. I said that I was a  problem-solving consultant and would try to help them realize whatever  dreams they had. For the next two months or so, I manned the phone  during those hours. That was all the time I had for that project. I  listened and helped people find the dream in their heart that could move  them to take the risks to succeed. I wasn’t passing out money, or  grants. All I was doing was listening, and giving simple heartfelt  advice. By the end of the two months, the villagers decided to “host a  university”. They did not even have a high school graduate among them,  but they wanted to get an education. I asked them to figure out what a  university should teach that would really help them. They designed the  curriculum. It was not like any university that I had ever heard of, and  that was a big plus for them. They hosted the university that they  needed not the one that others wanted them to have. They invited  “speakers” and kept control of the curriculum and its relevance to their  lives. Neighboring villagers flocked to their village to take one and  two day courses. They had many teachers that then went out to teach from  village to village. There were courses on how to be a mid-wife, on how  to raise livestock, on how to write down their life stories, on how to  raise children, and on how to set up small businesses. That village  became prosperous. It also had a decrease in population naturally. That  moderation of population, like in First World educated cultures was long  lasting.
 
 My  intervention cost next to nothing—not even a single plane ticket. The  war dragged on for years, cost the US taxpayers a lot, and did not  decrease the population growth rate, only decreased the numbers in the  population. It just trimmed the rose brush and made it grow. Actually,  it left an ugly landscape, despair, and suffering. When one trims a rose  bush you get lovely roses. After a war, you get a bumper crop of  children, but not happy healthy ones usually. One get children missing  limbs due to landmines, and birth defects from defoliants and depleted  uranium. War is not good for growing children. It is not like pruning is  to rose bushes, I was wrong.
 
 In one of the last population growth studies I did at the  CIA, the question being studied was “Could others get results like  mine?” That study used intelligence officers, trained murderers and  assassins. We all have that “soldier” inside of us waiting to come out  if we get put in bootcamp. I gave them a different kind of bootcamp. It  was only a week long and it was mainly changing their hearts and minds; I  don’t like physical exercise much. After that week was over, they  manned a phone line to a village a couple hours a week like I had years  before. The birth rates were studied for several years after that. Their  listening and helping people problem solve also made a difference,  depending on how they did it. If they were authoritarian, the villagers  felt threatened even at a distance and the population growth rate went  up. If they were loving and helped by supporting the goals of the  villager, the birth rates went down. One man got better results than I  had. Overall, about 25% of those trained killers managed to change  enough to get an excellent result, the population decreased by  contentment flourishing. About 40% got the result of the population  staying the same. And about 20% got no change in population growth, and  about 15% made the population growth rate worse. It was still not as bad  as after a war or a famine.
 
 The Cabal causes the very problem that they say is so  serious that it requires the drastic measure of killing—their harsh  authoritarian stance is a major cause of population overgrowth. Note, I  did not help people solve their problems by making them lazy. Passing  out money in welfare programs is not love. That is not to say that  passing out money it never appropriate. When one loves someone one can  see, by the grace of God how to help them. A social program without love  it not much different than being given a number at Auschwitz, it  dehumanizes the person. It is no wonder that government social programs  often fail to give real and lasting benefits. Yet when the people  running them do have love in their hearts and are allowed to give it in  that setting, much good can come of it. All too often programs are rule  based prisons of the mind that destroy love and prevent creative  thinking. It doesn’t have to be that way.
 
 One of the reasons that I think we didn’t get as good  a result on that population control study of my students, is that the  framework was static. It did not allow my students to figure out  creatively how they could best help a village. I am sure that some of  them would have been best going out to a village and listening to the  people while playing sports or hiking with them. They could have  listened while doing outdoor work with them that helped the village.  Frankly, I think that in many cases the villagers never told them their  most pressing problems, and that was one of the biggest difficulty in  the study. Gaining the trust of others can be a big problem, if the CIA  officer has spent decades lying, conning and killing. A week of empathy  training may not be enough to change a hardened criminal into the saint  that they were meant to be. Since the CIA would not let me solve the  biggest problem that they have at the CIA, it is not surprising that the  CIA officers had trouble solving the biggest problem of those  villages.
 
 Sue Arrigo 18 June 2008 19:05
 
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					6th February 2021 15:50
				
			
			
				
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