VoteKansas.org

[Topics]

Eugenics has various definitions, but in practical terms, it is the religion of atheists who believe they are gods.

Eugenics [WikiPedia/Search/Video] was formulated by Sir Francis Galton in 1865, cousin of Charles Darwin.

Early and prominent supporters of eugenics include

• Alexander Graham Bell
• George Bernard Shaw
• Winston Churchill
• Pres. Woodrow Wilson, who also started the IRS and the Federal Reserve
• The Ford Foundation
• The Rockefeller Foundation
• W.A. Harriman & Co, founded by George Herbert Walker, father-in-law of Prescott Bush, father of George H. W. Bush, father of George W. Bush
• Margaret Sanger, friend of Nazis and founder of the genocidal Planned Parenthood (a.k.a. "Planned Barrenhood" or "Banned Parenthood")
• Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
• Adolf Hitler
• and apparently Ralph Nader

Some people have tried to put a positive spin on Eugenics:

• "Eugenics seeks the genetic improvement of the human race through selection," from Understanding Biotechnology
• "Promoting a cleaner and healthier world by improving the human gene pool," from http://www.eugenics.net/
• "It is not too much to say, I believe, that the idea of eugenics, based upon the science of eugenics, will work the greatest social revolution the world has yet known," by Dr. H. E. Jordan

Does it make sense now that our food is full of toxins, pesticides, and genetically modified plants and animals?

Does it make sense now that the FDA approved Aspartame/Nutrasweet, which breaks down into formaldehyde and methanol (poisonous wood alcohol)?

Does it make sense now that the vaccines are loaded with live viruses, mercury (thimerosal), and other toxins? or that they are "mandating" more and more of these lethal shots for our children (as the rates of autism continue to climb) and the military soldiers?

Does it make sense that the World Health Organization has a reputation of spreading diseases in its vaccination programs. This page has links to information on the WHO and their agenda.

[Related Items on VoteKansas.org]