RoyBatty
04-13-2009, 03:09 PM
Crypto-Marxist Attenborough and the British Bolshevik Cooperative have teamed up to promote yet more white ethnic suicide. "White people are the cause of the earth's population skyrocketing out of control blah blah blah so let's extinguish the white race and import the population from the third world blah blah..... " :mad:
Perhaps a better idea would be if, in a moment of clarity, dear David together with the BBC board were to book themselves into the Euthanasia Clinic [expenses paid for by a Reality TV Production Company filming the event for Live daytime TV between the Ophrah Winfrey and Trisha slots ©TM] in order to reduce their "Carbon Footprints".
The leftover scraps could be reprocessed in an ecologically responsible way into tasty Soylent Green type snacks, ideal for serving at Labour Party conventions or EU Parliamentary sessions. Would that be a good idea or what? :thumb001:
Attenborough warns on population
Sir David Attenborough
Sir David began presenting natural history programmes in 1954
The broadcaster Sir David Attenborough has become a patron of a group seeking to cut the growth in human population.
On joining the Optimum Population Trust, Sir David said growth in human numbers was "frightening".
Sir David has been increasingly vocal about the need to reduce the number of people on Earth to protect wildlife.
The Trust, which accuses governments and green groups of observing a taboo on the topic, say they are delighted to have Sir David as a patron.
Fraught area
Sir David, one of the BBC's longest-standing presenters, has been making documentaries on the natural world and conservation for more than half a century.
In a statement issued by the Optimum Population Trust he is quoted as saying: "I've never seen a problem that wouldn't be easier to solve with fewer people, or harder, and ultimately impossible, with more."
The Trust, which was founded in 1991, campaigns for the UK population to decrease voluntarily by not less than 0.25% a year.
It has launched a "Stop at Two" online pledge to encourage couples to limit their family's size.
Other patrons include Jonathan Porritt, chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission, and Dame Jane Goodall, founder of the Jane Goodall institute.
BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin said population was a fraught area of debate, with libertarians and some religious groups vehemently opposing measures by governments to influence individual fertility.
In turn, the Trust accuses policy makers and environmentalists of conspiring in a "silent lie" that human numbers can grow forever with no ill-effects.
In January 2009, Sir David revealed that he had received hate mail from viewers for not crediting God in his nature programmes.
His most recent documentary focused on how Charles Darwin came up with the theory of evolution and why it remained important.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7996230.stm
Perhaps a better idea would be if, in a moment of clarity, dear David together with the BBC board were to book themselves into the Euthanasia Clinic [expenses paid for by a Reality TV Production Company filming the event for Live daytime TV between the Ophrah Winfrey and Trisha slots ©TM] in order to reduce their "Carbon Footprints".
The leftover scraps could be reprocessed in an ecologically responsible way into tasty Soylent Green type snacks, ideal for serving at Labour Party conventions or EU Parliamentary sessions. Would that be a good idea or what? :thumb001:
Attenborough warns on population
Sir David Attenborough
Sir David began presenting natural history programmes in 1954
The broadcaster Sir David Attenborough has become a patron of a group seeking to cut the growth in human population.
On joining the Optimum Population Trust, Sir David said growth in human numbers was "frightening".
Sir David has been increasingly vocal about the need to reduce the number of people on Earth to protect wildlife.
The Trust, which accuses governments and green groups of observing a taboo on the topic, say they are delighted to have Sir David as a patron.
Fraught area
Sir David, one of the BBC's longest-standing presenters, has been making documentaries on the natural world and conservation for more than half a century.
In a statement issued by the Optimum Population Trust he is quoted as saying: "I've never seen a problem that wouldn't be easier to solve with fewer people, or harder, and ultimately impossible, with more."
The Trust, which was founded in 1991, campaigns for the UK population to decrease voluntarily by not less than 0.25% a year.
It has launched a "Stop at Two" online pledge to encourage couples to limit their family's size.
Other patrons include Jonathan Porritt, chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission, and Dame Jane Goodall, founder of the Jane Goodall institute.
BBC environment analyst Roger Harrabin said population was a fraught area of debate, with libertarians and some religious groups vehemently opposing measures by governments to influence individual fertility.
In turn, the Trust accuses policy makers and environmentalists of conspiring in a "silent lie" that human numbers can grow forever with no ill-effects.
In January 2009, Sir David revealed that he had received hate mail from viewers for not crediting God in his nature programmes.
His most recent documentary focused on how Charles Darwin came up with the theory of evolution and why it remained important.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7996230.stm