CEC spoils ‘kill-off-the-people’ parade
The Citizens Electoral Council has disrupted Dick Smith’s and ALP MP “Kill-them” Thomson’s macabre depopulation circus,
which is currently travelling the country preaching to Australians that there are too many of us.
On Sunday, CEC activists stood up for the people against the genocide lobby, in a public forum in western Sydney which
is one of the many forums of this kind being held around Australia. A DVD recording of a presentation by Dick Smith was
screened, but billed keynote speaker Kelvin Thomson was a no-show. Click here to see audio and video coverage of the CEC intervention.
The CEC is fighting back against the well-publicised and well-funded campaign fronted by “Kill-them” Thomson, Dick Smith
and Bob Carr, to lay the blame for the visible crisis in Australia’s economy—symptoms of which include deliberately
run-down infrastructure that causes traffic jams on roads, overcrowded hospitals, water shortages etc.—on the number of
people in Australia, rather than where the blame really lies, which is their globalisation policies. The same nefarious
campaign also seeks to impose “solutions” to the manufactured crisis, such as health care rationing, shutting down the
Murray-Darling Basin, blocking development of Australia’s northern region, etc., calculated to kill people.
Take note of Dick Smith’s outburst on Channel 7’s Sunrise program on Tuesday, that Australia is “overstocked”—not with cheap Chinese electronics, but people; or depressed poet and ecological fraudster Mark O’Connor’s response to an audience question at the west Sydney event
that, “Yes, if we had more water we could grow more food, but again, why would you want to do it?” [emphasis added]
CEC leader Craig Isherwood blasted the “depopulators” as snake oil salesmen, driving an agenda to shut down the economic
development of Australia that enables natural population growth:
“Dick Smith’s characterisation of Australia as ‘overstocked’ shows he shares Prince Philip’s view, that humans are just
animals, and should be culled if they overpopulate,” he said.
“Whether you directly cull people like cattle by killing them en masse, or indirectly by denying economic development,
infrastructure and industry, it’s all genocide.
“The CEC is the only political party in Australia fighting this evil, because we know Australia’s potential is
unlimited, but only if we dump the globalist policies which have destroyed our once-great industrial economy, and return
to the patriotic, optimistic national development policies of the ‘old’ Labor Party and heroes like Dr J.J.C.
Bradfield.”
Mr Isherwood concluded, “Remember what King O’Malley [American-Australian ALP MP and founder of the Commonwealth Bank]
said:
‘The Australian is such a lovable fellow, the salt of the earth. So vigorous physically, but dulled mentally for want of
sharpening up with knowledge. How he could expand! What a God-given heritage there is here! But Australians sleep on. If
only the people here would realise what they own; what is theirs by the grace of God! Trouble is it came to them without
a fight … . But they’ll wake up good and proper some day. Then let the rest of the world look this way—there’ll be
something to see! That I’ll promise you.’
“Kill-them Thomson and Dick Smith hope Australians are still dulled mentally, so they fall for their overpopulation
fraud.
“If you aren’t, join the CEC.”
ENDS