France's Le Point Joins British Depopulation Psychopaths

February 16, 2010 (LPAC)—In tune with the London Economist, the cover story this week of Le Point, one of the three main French national weeklies, is an obscene Malthusian dossier entitled "The Human Bomb." Inside, a 14-page dossier starts off with an article entitled "9 billion in 2050, and me, and me, and me." This is followed by the kicker: "We are 6.8 billion humans who share the Earth. Tomorrow, we will be many more. The demographic bomb is lit. What will we drink? Will we have enough to eat? Where will we live?"

Among the gems in this dossier is an anamorphic map of the Earth, where continents are deformed according to expected human population growth rates. In this map, the African and Asian regions look as if they are fat, inflated, while the Americas and Europe look starving and thin.

Among the articles, one unabashedly racist one stands out, which is on how African families supposedly want to have "fifteen children," and therefore the proportion of black people to whites in the world has massively increased since 1950. A graphic, using human figures as units of account shows that in 1950 for one African there were nine "other" human beings of all categories. In 2100 that proportion will be one African to three "other."

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