NPG
The first component of the plan for NPG is to state the case surrounding the issue. Most legislators are probably unaware that runaway population growth is the single greatest problem facing the United States. These legislators probably believe that economic growth is beneficial and that this is a nation of immigrants. The case needs to be put to them that the planet is far past its optimal population and that the process of reducing the human population needs to begin immediately in order to preserve resources and quality of life. What worked for the U.S. For its first couple of centuries is no longer a valid approach to running the country. There is significant work that will need to be done to change the fundamental attitudes that are guiding this country into an overpopulated abyss.
Once the legislators are aware that this is a serious issue, the second component of the plan is to begin putting forth...
Amistad In 1839 the United States was bitterly divided over the issue of slavery. The House of Representatives had enacted a gag order which effectively blocked any anti-slavery legislation from being discussed. Current President Martin Van Buren was in a tough re-election campaign and was looking to the South for support. Northern Abolitionists were in a state of frustration as every avenue had been blocked for them. Into this maelstrom
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