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Scientists for population reduction at scientists4pr.org have the ultimate big picture perspective. scientists4pr.org/terror.htm

"This is a contribution to the 'road to Joburg' forum run by UNED on the implications of September 11 on the agenda for the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in September 2002."

"This forum is most apropos for in our opinion the events which occurred September 11 have introduced a new chapter in the history of the human race. For the Global Summit to push on with its current agenda will mean that the delegates are debating pre-September 11 issues while the rest of the world are thinking about post-September 11 issues."

"In our opinion the Global Summit should change it's emphasis profoundly to deal primarily with the issue of how to raise living standards in all Third World and Islamic countries. We say this because we believe that terrorism is borne out of the understandable envy that the poor and insignificant have towards the rich and powerful. The simplest way for the poor and dispossessed to compensate for their miserable existence is to develop a hatred for the affluent in wealthy countries who appear to lead the good life."

"If the Global Summit were to prioritize raising living standards in all Third World and Islamic countries as a long term solution to terrorism it could in effect kill two birds with the one stone. In the first place it stands a better chance of actually mobilizing public opinion towards improving the lot of the 1.2 billion people currently languishing in abject poverty. And secondly if effective policies could emerge from the Summit which do actually raise living standards amongst the poor and dispossessed then it really would restore public confidence that the terrorism problem can be solved."

"It is a truism to say that prosperous, well-fed, contented people do not terrorists make."

"Our organization would like to offer a suggestion of one way to substantially solve the problems of overcrowding, poverty, illiteracy, and infectious diseases in Third World and Islamic countries. We feel that WHO should be given a brief to provide state of the art medical facilities for all the 1.2 billion people currently classified as desperately poor."

"WHO would also be responsible for educating, training and employing local indigenous people as doctors, nurses, paramedics, support staff, cleaners, caterers etc. These medical facilities should be constructed in villages and towns by local tradespeople, and negotiated and paid for under individual contracts at grass roots level. These medical facilities should provide free the full array of contraceptives that are currently available in developed countries. They should in addition provide pregnancy termination as a free medical service on demand. Local people should also be trained and employed by WHO to act as counsellors on family planning issues and sanitary and healthy living habits."

" Unless the developed countries now make a concerted effort to really raise living standards in all Third World and Islamic countries this new brand of terrorism that has now emerged will be an ever recurring problem."

Scientists for Population Reduction
www.scientists4pr.org



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