Thomas Malthus person
· born in Guilford, Surrey
also: he, Malthus, Thomas Robert Malthus
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Claims (10)
Thomas Malthus founded
An Essay on the Principle of Population documented
“Born in 1766 till 1834, lived to be 68 years old, he was an English cleric, scholar, and economist. He wrote a book called An Essay on the Principle of Population, which introduced a pessimistic, mathematically grounded analysis of populati…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 45:16
Thomas Malthus member_of
East India Company documented
“into a prosperous gentry family, educated at home, then at Jesus College in Cambridge, where he excelled in mathematics, is ordained as a Church of England curate, came as a professor of history at the British East India Company's Haley Ber…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 50:27
Thomas Malthus member_of
King's College, Cambridge documented
“into a prosperous gentry family, educated at home, then at Jesus College in Cambridge, where he excelled in mathematics, is ordained as a Church of England curate, came as a professor of history at the British East India Company's Haley Ber…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 50:27
Thomas Malthus born_in
Guilford, Surrey host_asserted
“God, I didn't realize I was going to get so passionate about these subjects. I'm usually more chill. It's the root of all evil. It is. I've been barking about it for decades, so I finally get to have something to talk about it with. It's li…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 49:35
Thomas Malthus studied_at
Cambridge host_asserted
“into a prosperous gentry family, educated at home, then at Jesus College in Cambridge, where he excelled in mathematics, is ordained as a Church of England curate, came as a professor of history at the British East India Company's Haley Ber…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 50:08
Thomas Malthus taught_at
Hertford College host_asserted
“into a prosperous gentry family, educated at home, then at Jesus College in Cambridge, where he excelled in mathematics, is ordained as a Church of England curate, came as a professor of history at the British East India Company's Haley Ber…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 50:08
Thomas Malthus did_business_with
David Rico host_asserted
“Who we've talked a little bit about before. Yeah. Let's see. He's married in 1804. He had three children. Actually kept them, unlike some of these guys. Was a correspondent, right? Had a partner in crime with a guy by the name of David Rica…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 50:37
Thomas Malthus founded
An Essay on the Principle of Population host_asserted
“Born in 1766 till 1834, lived to be 68 years old, he was an English cleric, scholar, and economist. He wrote a book called An Essay on the Principle of Population, which introduced a pessimistic, mathematically grounded analysis of populati…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Fabian Society backstory @ 44:57
Jean-Jacques Rousseau influenced
Thomas Malthus host_asserted
“towards a more cautious, checks and balances view of human progress and profoundly shaped biology, economics, and social policy. Picture tells a thousand words, right? Yep. I got a picture. And he was influenced by our first guy, Rousseau, …”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 45:43
David Rico member_of
Thomas Malthus host_asserted
“Who we've talked a little bit about before. Yeah. Let's see. He's married in 1804. He had three children. Actually kept them, unlike some of these guys. Was a correspondent, right? Had a partner in crime with a guy by the name of David Rica…”
▶ The Shadow State 69 Fabian Socialists Pt. 2 @ 50:56
Mentions (21)
▶ 1:56:25
is that Margaret Sanger was inspired by Charles Darwin, who was inspired by Thomas Malthus. Darwin actually wrote how he read for amusement Malthus on population. And if we fast forward, let me make another connection here. If we fast forwa…
▶ 36:53
taking away their job or, you know, threatening them and their families. I mean, that is all brute force. And that's what this all is. This all represents a, a basically the, almost like the final evolution of tyranny with the window dressi…
▶ 1:09:59
in 1969. Well, he joins the Council on Foreign Relations, of course, and eminently qualified. But more importantly, he joins the Club of Rome. The Club of Rome in 1969. The Club of Rome was founded in 1968. I think a lot of our listeners ar…
▶ 1:10:25
population reduction stuff. This is where all this great reset came from was Malthus. Well, Club of Rome reignited it. And they came out with a report where Harriman was very intimately involved in what's called the Limits to Growth Report …
▶ 1:11:22
Sure. This is the Malthusian catastrophe. This is basically scarce resource theory. And as we know, the rulers of the realm have always said they wanted to grab all the world's resources for themselves. This is what mercantilism was at its …
▶ 44:45
programmed to use all of our basic natures against us, weaponize them in order to control us. Very good. And you're right. It is a religion. And you've heard me call it a death cult, but you've also heard me call it a Malthusian death cult.…
▶ 45:16
Born in 1766 till 1834, lived to be 68 years old, he was an English cleric, scholar, and economist. He wrote a book called An Essay on the Principle of Population, which introduced a pessimistic, mathematically grounded analysis of populati…
▶ 45:43
towards a more cautious, checks and balances view of human progress and profoundly shaped biology, economics, and social policy. Picture tells a thousand words, right? Yep. I got a picture. And he was influenced by our first guy, Rousseau, …
▶ 46:19
According to Malthus, our ability to produce food goes up linear, in a linear fashion. At some point, the two cross over. We've got too much population, not enough food. We get war, famine, disease. That's it. That's his entire theory right…
▶ 46:49
That is absolutely the right answer. And he was dead wrong. But this Malthusian, the conclusions that people drew from Malthus was basically, okay, we need to, the world is overpopulated. We're going to have to get rid of some people, the u…
▶ 47:18
And you're going to see a lot of these Fabian philosophers are very much in the Thomas Malthus depopulation agenda. This is a very bad thing, depopulation. They start talking about resource scarcity, which causes all the wars because we don…
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which is a derivative of the Fabian socialists. Which is where you get Margaret Sanger and abortion and the fielding of abortion clinics and primarily African-American black neighborhoods because they determined they were the most useless o…
▶ 49:19
which advocated the practice of contraception and the education of the public about family planning, air quotes, established in 1877. It was dissolved by 1927. Margaret Sanger came around right around, what, 1920? Yeah. She was the next ite…
▶ 49:54
God, I didn't realize I was going to get so passionate about these subjects. I'm usually more chill. It's the root of all evil. It is. I've been barking about it for decades, so I finally get to have something to talk about it with. It's li…
▶ 50:27
into a prosperous gentry family, educated at home, then at Jesus College in Cambridge, where he excelled in mathematics, is ordained as a Church of England curate, came as a professor of history at the British East India Company's Haley Ber…
▶ 50:56
Who we've talked a little bit about before. Yeah. Let's see. He's married in 1804. He had three children. Actually kept them, unlike some of these guys. Was a correspondent, right? Had a partner in crime with a guy by the name of David Rica…
▶ 51:33
The power of population is infinitely greater than the power in the earth to produce substance for man, which the colonel already told you is bunk. Population, when unchecked, increases in a geometrical ratio, blah, blah, blah. And he goes,…
▶ 54:04
But it is evil. It really is the root of all evil. And so, Thomas Malthus, you get a place on the Mount Rushmore of sycophants and psychotic people that ruin the world. Yep. He also is the one, if I'm not mistaken, when I was looking him up…
▶ 54:38
There's something right here. So it says he helped justify the theory of wages and determining earners minimum cost of subsistence. So, yeah, he's the one that came up. It says in Britannica, the Malthusian theory of population.…
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made a strong and immediate impact on British social policy. And it had believed that fertility itself added to national wealth. The poor laws basically was pointed out as people that had large families ended up on government assistance and…
▶ 4:11
increased food production, and it freed up the rural labor to go work in factories, which kind of really goes against what Thomas Malthus said about, remember the graph? They were living through an example of it, of increased food productio…