A Project for a New Global Future

If we are ever to stop overpopulation, we all really need to work together to create a new way of thinking.

A quick google news search for “save lives” shows over 4300 news stories!
However, only a handful of stories show up when you search for “end lives”.

This is terrible! The media should not be in the business of trying to promote safety, especially when their biggest stories are always coverage of some tragedy. So why not promote danger? “Tonight at 10 – Seatbelts are un-comfortable, un-cool, and un-sexy”

A simple 5 minute spot on the news could send thousands of people through their windshields, and as a bonus, create a story about thousands of people flying through windshields. Everybody wins!

Our friends at DuPont are one of the world’s largest users of perfluorooctanoic acid, used to make Teflon, which is used to coat cookware, clothing, carpet, the metrodome, etc. The best part about this carcinogen is that it doesn’t break down! It accumulates in our bodies and the bodies of animals forever, which is why now 95% of the human population has this chemical in their blood. DuPont has done an outstanding job at contributing to the rise in cancer rates globally.

This isn’t the first time DuPont has done something good for the future. DuPont also invented chlorofluorocarbons, which helped create holes in the ozone layer. They would have been successful if only given a few more years to do their work. But legislation around the globe stopped CFC’s in their tracks.

Keep up the good work DuPont!

Traffic safety has really gotten out of hand over the years. Speed limits, seat belts, stop lights, right-of-way, air bags, and crash tests. Doesn’t anyone know that the road’s would be infinitely more safe with LESS drivers on the road?

It’s good to see that at least Russia understands this concept

In less than a decade, Blackwater USA grew from a small security training firm in North Carolina, to the the largest mercenary army in the world, providing key support for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Blackwater USA is currently our best candidate for taking out key targets such as Greenpeace and hippies.

Diageo is the world’s largest alcoholic beverage holding company. Owning brands such as Guiness, Red Stripe, Johnny Walker, Dom Pérignon, Captain Morgan, Smirnoff, Don Julio, Baileys, and plenty of others. The good people at Diageo ensure that nearly the entire globe is supplied with alcohol, doing $14 Billion in sales annually.

This is important because the WHO recently listed alcohol as the number one risk to human health worldwide, contributing to millions of deaths.. Even more than Tobacco!

Please show your support for Diageo and buy the following fine brands of alcoholic beverages:

• Aperitif
• Guinness
• Harp
• Kilkenny
• Red Stripe
• Satzenbrau
• Senator Keg
• Smithwick’s
• Tusker
• Windhoek Lager
• Bertrams VO
• Dom Pérignon
• Moët & Chandon
• Hennessy
• Gilbey’s Gin
• Gordon’s Gin
• Tanqueray
• Baileys
• Dulseda
• Godiva
• Romana Sambuca
• Safari
• Smirnoff
• Archers
  
• Ruski
• UDL
• Bundaberg
• Cacique
• Captain Morgan
• Oronoco
• Black Haus
• Goldschlager
• Rumple Minze
• Don Julio
• José Cuervo
• Cîroc
• Bell’s
• Benmore
• Buchanan’s
• Bulleit Bourbon
• Bushmills
• Black & White
• Cardhu
• Crown Royal
• Dimple/ Pinch
• George Dickel
• Haig
• Caol Ila
• Cardhu
• Clynelish
• Cragganmore
• Dalwhinnie
• Glen Elgin
• Glen Ord
• Glenkinchie
• Knockando
• Lagavulin
• Oban
• Royal Lochnager
• Talisker
• Baron Philippe
• Barton & Guestier
• Beaulieu Vineyard
• Blossom Hill
• José de Sousa
• Justerini & Brooks
• Periquita
• Piat d’Or
• Sterling Vineyards
• J&B
• Johnnie Walker
• Old Parr
• Seagram’s
• Singleton
• Slate
• Spey Royal
• The Real MacKenzie
• VAT 69
• White Horse
• Windsor Premier

The big topic at the G8 summit in Germany this week is the environment and global warming. World leaders hope to reach some sort of agreement to slow or stop climate change, and many NewGlobalFuture supporters showed their solidarity and resistance to the feeble attempts to deny us the climate change we have all worked so hard to achieve.

Keep up the good fight!

Greenpeace has operations in 41 countries and is supported by a network of millions of people donating their personal monies to keep the operation going. This makes Greenpeace far more established and better funded than all the terrorist networks combined.

Greenpeace’s current priorities, as of March 2007:

* Stopping catastrophic climate change (global warming),
* Preserving the oceans (including stopping whaling),
* Saving ancient forests,
* Peace and nuclear disarmament,
* Promoting sustainable agriculture (and opposing GE),
* Eliminating toxic chemicals

As you can see, Greenpeace stands against just about everything we support at The Project for a New Global Future. They are well funded, but they are not invincible.. as we found out when France took a stand against them in 1985 and bombed the Rainbow Warrior. If only more of us had the strength, we could put an end to Greenpeace once and for all.

Jack Kevorkian may not have killed a lot of people, but he did an excellent job at promoting the concept of assisted suicide. Just think how many less people would be around, no longer draining resources from the rest of us if everyone who was terminally ill would be helped along faster.

Glad you are out of prison Jack.. hope you have a killer party!!

A recent report suggests that by 2035, glaciers in the Himalayas will be almost gone, and have already been shrinking at rates faster than glaciers in other parts of the world. These glaciers feed 7 of the largest rivers in Asia and India, providing water and irrigation for 1.3 billion people.

But that’s not the only exciting part. Many UN reports in recent years have identified an upcoming water crisis in several parts of the world as the cause of new wars.

“”Projected climate change will seriously exacerbate already marginal living standards in many Asian, African, and Middle Eastern nations, causing widespread political instability and the likelihood of failed states. … The chaos that results can be an incubator of civil strife, genocide, and the growth of terrorism.”

It’s amazing to think about how quickly a couple of over populated countries will break down if you take away something as simple as water.