In answer to the ‘problem’ of ‘overpopulation’ it is important to discern exactly what the problem is, as well as to consider the very private, emotional and religious convictions and ethics involved. We have in recent history seen an increasing tendency for governmental ‘solutions’ and a moving away from a common sense approach that understands that the person nearest the problem has the likeliest solution. (Subsidiarity)

It should be recognized that the so-called overpopulation problem has been with us for a very long time and where there is a real problem, people are often constrained by factors which are imposed upon them by international banking forces. Impoverishment is not a natural condition and where it does occur, death is the short and most effective answer. Ludwig von Mises in ‘Human Action’ makes the cogent argument for freedom as being the foundation of sound human economy, for Socialism has no ‘price discovery mechanism’ – which it has not. It follows that as in the free choice of the marketplace, so in the human home – IF artificial interference by government and banking is prohibited from distorting the real picture.

This is the essential question. The mechanistic control of humanity is not the prerogative of some other person, be they a government or a king or a ‘united nations’. Social and economic forces, were they freely developed, would show any individual family their best interests, and these are not always simply materialistic ones either. A respect for the environment, if it is truthful, necessitates a respect for the individual human life, a life which has to own itself and is not born into a serfdom of imposed debt, of property and income taxes, as is currently the case. Freedom breeds responsibility; enslavement breeds an entire distortion of both markets and populations. Private property, beginning with owning oneself, and eradication of all forms of socialism, statism, especially monopolistic policies in the central banking industry by way of legal tender laws, would do much for balancing human populations with the soil beneath their feet.