Conspiracy theories regarding the extermination of the world's population are associated with the assumption that there is some kind of plan to reduce the population of our planet. Overpopulation of the Earth, depletion of natural resources, and malice are some of the reasons why these theories arose. And the powers that be of this world simply decided to get rid of "extra mouths" to ensure their survival.
It's up to you whether or not to believe these conspiracy theories about the depopulation of the Earth.
1. The pact of hunger
It is believed that the first conspiracy theory originated in France in the 18th century in connection with the "famine pact". During this period, food shortages arose in many regions of France due to unfavorable weather and poorly developed agriculture. As a result, the prices of food and other goods have increased.
Many of those who belonged to the middle or lower class believed that the aristocracy or other shadowy group regulated grain prices in order to control the growing population. This led to the "flour war" - riots and uprisings in the affected territories. In the end, the atmosphere of mistrust and fear gave impetus to the French Revolution.
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2. Project "Human Genome"
The Human Genome Project is a major international project to decipher the human genome. However, there is a theory that this project is nothing more than a cover for eugenicists who are developing methods to eradicate people whom they consider "inferior" and unsuitable for this planet.
According to the theory, the ultimate goal of the project is to identify and eliminate "bad genes" around the world. The identification of the human genome would allow the creation of biological weapons for the stealthy sterilization and extermination of the "lower races."
3. Global warming
The very existence of global warming is the subject of much debate. There are also those who believe that the campaign to contain global warming is just a ploy to introduce a depopulation program.
The theory is that a campaign to reduce fossil fuels and environmentally damaging substances is contributing to a reduction in food and energy production worldwide.
Such man-made hunger and poverty will lead to worldwide genocide and destruction of the world economy, which will facilitate the implementation of a new world order.
4. Pandemics
We tend to think of pandemics as naturally occurring outbreaks of disease that have existed since time immemorial. However, there is a theory that pandemics are far from natural, but in fact are an attempt to exterminate the population of the Earth.
For example, it is argued that the Spanish flu, which killed 20-100 million people from 1918 to 1920, was nothing more than a scheme to reduce the world's population.
Moreover, all disease outbreaks, including swine flu and Ebola, are considered man-made diseases created by those who want to reduce the world's population.
5. Tablets of Georgia
The Georgia Tablets, also called the American "Stonehenge", are a monument whose origin and purpose remain a mystery.
The towering structure, which is located in Elbert County, Georgia, USA, contains 10 commandments, written in 8 different languages, which are believed to be followed for the welfare of humanity.
However, there is a theory that the monument is a guide for the instigators of the extermination of the world's population. So, in the first commandment it is written that the population of the Earth should not exceed 500 million in order to "remain in constant balance with nature."
Supporters also believe that the rest of the commandments also support the scenario of a new world order.
6. Aliens
According to the defenders of this theory, the New World Order, the Illuminati and other organizations are just puppets in the hands of aliens who want to implement the depopulation plan. Thus, the extermination of the world's population will help them reduce resistance when the time comes to take over the world.
Presumably, the people who cooperate with them will be saved or rewarded for their efforts.
Supporters believe that the aliens have been working with these people since the era of Nazi Germany, supplying them with technology to enslave the rest of the world. When the plan failed, the aliens went into the shadows and began working with other secret groups to exterminate the world's population.
7. Film "Green Soylent"
The 1973 film Green Soylent is set in 2022 and depicts an Earth with depleted natural resources and overpopulation. While the rich live in secluded enclaves and control everything, the rest live their lives in poverty, hunger and pollution.
The only thing that supports them is a mass-produced product of a large corporation called "green soylent". In the end, a detective working on a murder case learns that "green soylent" is made from the bodies of dead people, which is kept secret by the powers that be.
Even though this is only a film, there is a theory that Green Soylent is a hint of our future and a blueprint that will prepare us for the inevitable: we will become food for other people.
8. Codex Alimentarius
The Codex Alimentarius was created by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1963 and is a set of food safety standards that countries can follow.
According to the conspiracy theory, the codex is actually a plan to destroy the world's population by controlling the world's food resources.
Codex promotes the distribution of genetically modified foods instead of natural foods and the phasing out of vitamins and minerals. Presumably, the ultimate goal is the death of 3 billion people through malnutrition and the spread of lifestyle-related diseases.
The code has also been linked to another action plan adopted by the United Nations called Agenda 21, which is also considered a conspiracy to create a new world order.
9. Extinction of the white race
According to another conspiracy theory, white people will one day die out. As in the theory of "black genocide", there are various methods for this scenario, such as birth control, mixed marriages, encouraging the influx of migrants.
It is not surprising that such views are held by those who belong to the supermassist group, who believe that merging with another nation will lead to the extinction of the white race.
10. Unconventional orientation
Another theory of depopulation is the use of gay people to reduce the world's population.
The propaganda of such a way of life contributes to the extermination of the population, as it prevents the production of offspring and the continuation of the human race. It is also believed that feminism is a malicious attempt to reduce the world's population.