Almost everyone knows that there are about seven and a half billion people in the world. But is it really so? Let's look at 5 facts of modern demography that leave even the most hardened skeptics in a stupor.
1. Fact from Russia
The history of the demographic scandal: in 2010, Yekaterina Ulitina, an employee of the Central Analytical Center of the Civil Registry Office, told the whole world that according to the registry office as of June 1, 2010, according to documents, the Russian Federation has a living population of only 89 654 325 people, not 142 million as was officially announced in the population census. Ekaterina Ulitina even cited real statistics, for the entire 2009 about 5 million people died. And over the next six months in 2010, 4.6 million deaths were recorded.
Moreover, within 10-15 years in Russia, according to the forecasts of this analytical center, the death rate of about 40 million people was expected.
Yekaterina Ulitina spoke about this in 2010, the data was officially published in the newspaper "For Russian Business". Immediately after that, she was fired, but this information was not denied by any official structure.
Moreover, within 10-15 years in Russia, according to the forecasts of this analytical center, the death rate of about 40 million people was expected.
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Yekaterina Ulitina spoke about this in 2010, the data was officially published in the newspaper "For Russian Business". Immediately after that, she was fired, but this information was not denied by any official structure.
Here are the statistics of deaths for the entire last year in the Lipetsk region:
And here is the Voronezh region:
And this is Tula:
There are also calculations for the so-called grain index. The estimated norm is about a ton of grain per year per person, this, of course, does not mean that every Russian eats a ton of grain per year, but according to experts, these are the volumes that are needed for the food industry, this is not only flour, but also feed for meat -dairy production, and alcohol, and much more.
Based on these figures, 147 million is also not recruited.
100 million tons were produced, of which a third is exported. Just about 70 million tons of grain remain.
Okay, maybe it's only in Russia such a mess with numbers? Let's take a look at the most populous countries in the world.
2. Fact from China
A large number of facts indicate that far from one and a half billion people live in the Celestial Empire.
There is no way to rely on historical data on the number, the numbers there do not converge from the word "absolutely". Otherwise, you will have to admit that each Chinese woman in the middle of the last century gave birth to 5 children annually.
Let's go to Wikipedia and summarize the population of the 20 largest cities in China. And you get an impressive number of about 250 million people (taking into account the population of the districts). Where's the rest of the billion? In the countryside? But the same Wikipedia reports that the share of the urban population in recent years has been more than fifty percent! It turns out about 500 million people.
Of course, this is an approximate figure, but here are the figures for food. How to feed one and a half billion people? According to published data, at the beginning of the century, China produced about 500 million tons of wheat.
We have already talked about the estimated norm - about a ton of grain per year per person. Part goes directly to food, and part to livestock feed and other needs. If you believe that the country is home to one and a half billion people, then China clearly does not provide itself with grain. But if we accept that the population is two to three times smaller, then everything falls into place.
Compare: the United States harvests about 500 million tons of grain per year. And the population in the United States is only about 300 million people.
You will say that wheat is not the main grain crop in China, they mainly eat rice, and indeed, rice is produced there about 200 million tons per year, but the figures that we have already cited show that this is still not enough to feed 1.5 billion people.
How can you not recall the famous Chinese ghost towns?
3. Fact from India
The population of the 20 largest cities in India is only about 75 million people. And where are the other billion two hundred million? The country's territory is slightly more than 3 million square meters. km. Apparently, they live in the open air with a density of about 400 people per 1 sq. km.
But according to these figures, the population density in India is twice as high as in Germany. But in Germany there are solid cities all over the territory. And in India, allegedly about 5% of the population lives in cities. For comparison: in Russia, the share of the urban population is 73%, with a population density of 8.56 people / sq. Km. But in the United States, the share of the urban population is 81.4%, with a population density of 34 people / sq. km.
4. The fact about the population of planet Earth
If we take into account everything that we have already talked about, then the total population of the earth will not be at all official 7 billion.
We are being told that over the past 200 years of human existence, the population has grown by 6 billion people. The media have also existed for about 200 years.
Maybe the Golden Billion is not those who are allowed to live comfortably on the planet, but the true number of all the inhabitants of the earth that the pseudo-elite is capable of controlling? Maybe a billion is a kind of bifurcation point in the management system of world masters, exceeding this critical mass is not acceptable for them, and for this the population of the planet is overstated by an order of magnitude?
Whether this is true or not, let's discuss in the comments, but one thing is clear for sure that the global deception about the number of people on the planet is directly related to the myth of overpopulation.
Back in the fifties of the last century, it was proved that the technologies of that time had reached a level at which one working man provided himself, his family - his wife, two children and another pensioner. To do this, he had to work eight hours a day or forty hours a week.
Today technologies have become much higher. But the working day has not diminished. To provide for the family, it is necessary that all its members are employed in production. The retirement age is growing in many countries.
5. Fact about the planet's population in the past
Here is a graph of world population growth over the past ten thousand years. This is how the official demographic science represents the development of events.
According to the diagram, during the time of ancient Egypt, the Earth was as desolate as the Moon. And between the first and second millennia, there was an unprecedented dawn of the human population. In fact, of course, it was not like that.
Fast forward from desert Egypt to the French city of Paris. Hundreds of kilometers of dark underground tunnels pierce the earth. In ossuaries - storage of remains of an area of eleven thousand square meters - collected more than six million human skulls, not counting other bones.
The official version tells of a flood of 1780, which eroded the cemetery and placed the fermented bones in the empty labyrinths of former quarries. Everything seems logical. Unless you go into the numbers.
Here is the city plan from 1720:
According to experts, it takes at least 3 thousand years to accumulate six million skeletons in it! Where did they come from then? There is something to think about.
Let's add one more fact to this. According to the professional calculations of Gary Chenon, a graduate in agriculture, the giant irrigation complex he found on Google maps could provide five billion people with annual food.
Where did these five billion go? And if they were in Africa, 1/5 of the land, then the total population of the Earth before the events about which we know practically nothing, could reach twenty-five billion people.