Topic: Eco Ethics

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Dyer explores the philosophical roots of the globalist agenda, tracing it from Malthusian population theories to the occult hermeticism of the Elizabethan era. He argues that the "eco-ethics" used to justify depopulation today is a revival of ancient pagan beliefs that view humans as pollutants. Dyer cites Edmund Spencer's "Fairy Queen" as an example of how the British Empire used esoteric mythology to frame its global civilizing mission.