In 1972, the Club of Rome’s founder Aurelio Peccei had published his controversial book “The Limits to Growth”, a book that had been commissioned by the Club of Rome

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What else happened around 1972? Nixon took us off the Gold Standard. Klaus Schwab began his WEF although under a different name. Nixon went to China and claimed he "opened it up to trade". A couple years earlier Nixon started the EPA. Remember all those regulations that chased manufacturers overseas where there wasn't any EPA regulations? Planned? I think so. Look at all the other Globalist orgs started in that same time period.

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Couple of years earlier NG killed liberals at Kent State. There were anti war protests everywhere. I remember Jew Olympians being bloodied in Munich. Watergate of course dominated the news. Some of us were pelted and spit on when de-boarding in San Diego. Refineries, foundries, power plants and grain processors were being shut down. Gasoline went from $.28 to $.43 overnight. IRA was in the news daily with all the bombings and deaths. Drugs were rampant and available everywhere. I became old enough to consume alcohol legally. My girlfriend got pregnant. Good times and bad times. Oh, my future father-in-law was getting rich in the stock market.

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Just a thought on the rest of your comment. The Kent State, Vietnam war, drugs etc were all distractions while the Globalists were lining up their scheme for the next 50 years. Even Klaus Schwab's side kick has said that in order to keep the people happy you need to keep them on drugs and entertainment. Bread and circuses brother. Nothing new under the sun.