Italian general and noted author Carlo Jean has dismissed the possibility of successful military action in Libya and warned that birth control measures need to be implemented to stop the massive future population growth in Africa.
General Jean, who currently serves as a professor of Geopolitics at the Marconi University in Rome, has claimed that Italian military intervention in the deteriorating situation in Libya would be “impossible”, Il Giornale reports.
Jean blamed French President Emmanuel Macron for destabilising the country saying that a summit Macron held in May excluded many local tribal leaders and led to tribal leaders thinking they would be “marginalised from access to wealth and moved against the centre of power”.
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Birth Control is a great idea. If not the Muslims will be able to take over the world in 20 years.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is mandatory and permanent birth control.
ReplyDeleteEver notice how the smart educated people only have a few children. Meanwhile the dumbest act irresponsibly and keep pumping them out. No idea on how to be a responsible parent and provide for their well being and their education? Then when they grow up its society,s problem to deal with them. You need a license to paint nails or cut hair but you can pump out future welfare cases with no accountability. Which has the potential to devastate a society more illiterate imbeciles or someone who gives bad hair cuts? Time for some intervention?
ReplyDeleteNo, death to them all. Stop feeding them! No food or water or medical to Africa, time they fended for themselves. You can't migrate if starving, or sick.
ReplyDeleteNeed some African Birth Control here in America too !!!!
ReplyDelete10:30 yes! too many of them here!
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