Topic: Death Education

2 chapters across the catalog

The use of environmental "scare tactics" in elementary schools is criticized for causing psychological distress and even suicidal ideation among children. Programs labeled as "death education" or "suicide prevention" are accused of inadvertently introducing harmful concepts to students. This indoctrination is viewed as a method to terrorize the youth into supporting globalist environmental agendas.

Jay Dyer quotes Bertrand Russell's suggestion that "bacteriological warfare" or a "Black Death" spread once per generation could be an effective way to manage global population. Russell argued that if high-minded people could handle such measures, the world would not become "too full." Dyer emphasizes that we are currently living through the long-term re-education and depopulation plan Russell outlined a century ago.