[Prov3456]

Watch this later.

[houeto]

Bump for later viewing.

[concentric circles]

Do not watch this video if you can't stand crude, sophomoric humor.

[VU4G10]

brilliant!

Thank you.

[FReepapalooza]

Bump for later!

[sodpoodle]

Thought provoking.

Certainly we do not need Nostradamus or the Book of Revelations to predict the future. We should be able to calculate probability based on demographics, natural resources, ebb & flow of cultures, pandemics, climate changes, religious movements, political trends, technology, etc.,

Is this a field of science?

[I see my hands]

"must see"

Seen.

[Arpege92]

Very informing and every single American politician should be made to watch this!

[GOPPachyderm]

Interesting stats - thanks for sharing. Certainly makes the situation clear doesn't it.

[Chickensoup]

Bump

Since we are already at 300 million population, and he is not talking about ILLEGAL immigration how OLD is this film?

[olrtex]

Bump.

[Verax]

This is not a humorous video.
This is a pro-family planning, pro-population control video.
Audience: Clinton-era environmentalists/advocates of sustainable development

Video explains that US Immigration as a solution to 3rd world poverty makes no sense. The only solution is family planning (Aka Abortion).

[Nephi]

The video presentation demonstrates the failed promise of the globalists' open borders policy. Whether or not the host of the presentation opposes mass immigration for environmental reasons, mass immigration is a threat to our constitutional republic. At some point there will be no way to preserve our way of life as we know it if we allow our votes to be diluted by foreigners who don't value our republican government.

It doesn't take a genius to see the globalist failures of "open borders" are echoed in the dogma of so called "free trade." We can leave our children a legacy of an overburdened social/cultural infrastructure to go with the service/slave economy that the globalists plan to leave our children to live/work in as they continue to import third world laborers and export our standard of living to third world nations.

[Verax]

I do concede that there are educational elements to family planning, fair enough.

I just get a little suspicious of "educational" organizations who are aligned with organizations that make money off abortions under the banner of "reproductive rights".