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"Overpopulation" is a racist myth created by greedy white men. Which is why Europe is never described as "overpopulated" and Africa is regularly described as "overpopulated," yet Europe has nearly 3x the population density of Africa. "Overpopulation" is a lie. It doesn't exist.
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Why is only you as a journalist that is fighting for the African liberation? Imagine the kind of information you have, yet no one wants to join you.

This is truth. The earth can handle 100X the amount of humans in luxury if we remove this demonic money system.

The white man used every form of deprivity such as LGBT , Extreme feminism , unfair divorce laws etc to destroy their society and now most of the young ones are not interested in having a family They're jealous of the ever growing African population and they know what it means

The ‘overpopulation’ of Africa is the same racist myth as the distorted Mercator projection map of the African continent. Africans, think about this map below, which shrinks our continent’s true dimensions: Why haven't you questioned this absurdity for centuries?

Overpopulation” is a colonial myth. Nigeria’s crisis isn’t too many people , it’s too much complacency and too little accountability. The real issue is a system designed to fail and a population conditioned to endure, not demand. When people know their worth, systems shake.

That's why they try to reduce population through vaccines, GMOs, weird food products. And why that is ongoing, they are still pushing serial emasculation amongst men, gender mutilation, reproductive organs removal, anything to slow down reproduction, globally!

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The entire population of Africa (1.5 billion people) can be moved to one of the larger countries, say DRC 🇨🇩 Sudan 🇸🇩 or Algeria 🇩🇿 and each individual (including children born today) will have about a half an acre of land to live on. The rest of the continent will be free 😂

Predatory capitalism is what makes some people believe in myths like “overpopulation”. As it stands now, the world’s resources can sustain more than 100X the current population, but a few multinational corporations and international agencies wouldn’t allow fair distribution of resources at the expense of billionaire investors. I learned this in my second year economics class way back in high school.
