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2. Calum Miller

The More in Common global website shows that they are funded by various groups. One of their primary funders listed is the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. This organisation has had as one of its core aims, for many decades, the depopulation of the planet. Since 1967 they have given nearly half a billion dollars through their Population Program. https://moreincommon.com/about-us/funding/ https://hewlett.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/PopulationBrochureEnglish.pdf

See e.g. their detailed “Population Program Strategic Plan” from 2004: “Many areas of urgent need remain” in “reducing population growth rates”! Most of this is for the developing world – note that they are actually aiming for Asia to have a below replacement fertility rate – but killing people in the developed world will also help!

More in Common also has the European Climate Foundation as a major donor (depopulation is an enormous part of climate activism, recall) and – you guessed it – George Soros’ Open Society Foundations. I don’t think we need to add much more at this point.

Remember Baroness Warnock, who had a huge influence on medical ethics policy in the UK, suggested that dementia sufferers may have a “duty” to die! https://telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2983652/Baroness-Warnock-Dementia-sufferers-may-have-a-duty-to-die.html

Jacques Attali, the prominent European statesman and former head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: “As soon as he gets beyond 60-65 years of age, man lives beyond his capacity to produce, and he costs society a lot of money … euthanasia will be one of the essential instruments of our future societies.”

The rest of More in Common is par for the course: their global board is full of WEF types and the usual suspects (https://moreincommon.com/about-us/governance/). No big surprises.

1. Two summaries or lists I found useful

• Feminism: The Destruction of Gender Roles

What began as a fight for women’s rights slowly became a weapon against the nuclear family. Motherhood was framed as a burden, masculinity as a threat, and tradition as oppression. The result wasn’t liberation — it was decay.

• The Celebration of Obesity
• The Death of Masculinity
• The Business of Disease
• The porn pandemic
• Divided by Design: The Identity Trap
• “The world is overpopulated”… a manufactured crisis
• The climate change hoax