NWO Documents

This was a pandemic exercise completed by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security in 2017. In it, a coronavirus is brought into the US from overseas and a pandemic ensues. Untested vaccines are disseminated to the public, celebrities are recruited to promote the vaccines amidst public skepticism, people begin to suffer adverse side effects, and the government seeks to maintain control of the narrative. Interesting parallels to reality are also included, such as liability protection for vaccine manufacturers being implemented (as it was in reality), a black rapper being recruited to promote the vaccine (as Run DMC was), Japan rejecting America's vaccine (as they did), BLM coming onto the scene (as they did), a widespread power outage in Washington (as there was in Texas), and others. This document is an exercise in how to control the narrative when the vaccines begin to injure people. It is a propaganda exercise. 

The "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" is a notorious anti-Semitic forgery that purports to reveal a Jewish conspiracy for global domination. First published in Russia in the early 20th century, it claims to document secret meetings of Jewish leaders plotting to control world governments, economies, and media.

This is the United Nations' 70th General Assembly which, as the subheading reads, seeks to transform the world by the year 2030. This reads like other UN documents, dressed up in philanthropic motivations like empowering women, though those familiar with the UN's agenda will see that they care very little about actually empowering women, and only promote the cause for purposes of depopulation. To sum up the agenda, these elites seek to exert global control over a number of things, taking control of the earth's resources, limiting what is allowed to be owned and consumed, and enforcing restrictions under the guise of climate change. As stated, they wish to free the world from the "tyranny of poverty" and heal the planet. A reading of the UN's World Population Plan of Action will reveal that they correlate "healing the earth" and "ending poverty" with depopulation. Of course poverty cannot exist where there are no people. Problem solved. 

The National Security Study Memorandum 200, otherwise known as the Kissinger Report, is the United States’ response to the UN’s World Population Plan of Action and demonstrates America’s solidarity with the depopulation agenda. It began as a classified document but was later declassified and became available to the public. The premise is that there are too many people, especially in less developed countries, which is a threat to our national security. The document discusses using food scarcity as a weapon and exploiting the resources of other countries.

You may notice themes emerge that are similar to those in the UN’s World Population Plan of Action: Indoctrinating women into believing that motherhood is oppressive, indoctrinating people into believing large families are bad, using propaganda, environmentalism, and promoting abortion.

They hide their genocidal agenda amidst a flurry of data while they take extra precaution to “avoid any appearance of coercion” and appear benevolent. Why would a philanthropic movement need to make efforts to appear as though they are good actors? Evil loves to announce that it is good, but true goodness is self-evident and requires no fanfare.

The title speaks for itself. This is a document created by the United Nations arguing that there are too many people on the planet and that something needs to be done about it. It discusses the need for a New International (World) Order, the importance of developing a greater understanding of sterilization, mortality, and morbidity (interesting topics in a document about depopulation), and the necessity of disseminating propaganda, especially to women, to convince people that reproduction is irresponsible, women who stay at home should feel as though they are being oppressed, and more people means less wealth for all. The NSSM-200 criticizes this document as being too indirect in its tone, though this document did not have the luxury of ever having been classified as did the NSSM-200, and the writers are forced to communicate cryptically lest anyone accuse them of what it is they're actually up to.