"While prison doctors and officials contend that these forced sterilizations were in each person’s best interest and an overall social benefit, [the subjects] call into question how these procedures continued for so long after being banned...." #eugenics https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/films/belly-of-the-beast/

California didn't ban prison sterilizations until 2014. We aren't as far away from those horrors as you might think -- which is why I talk so much about it now. It never stopped.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/30/california-prisons-forced-sterilizations-belly-beast#:~:text=California%20banned%20coerced%20sterilizations%20as,in%20part%20by%20Dillon's%20testimony.&text=From%201909%20to%201979%2C%20under,deemed%20%E2%80%9Cunfit%20to%20produce%E2%80%9D.

I realize my ranting about eugenics and population control maniacs makes me sound like a whack job. That's been deliberately done, a common tactic, so that reporters surfacing this shit are easy to smear and dismiss.

But it was always here, all along.

In 1979, something else happened. John Tanton opened up FAIR, the Federation for American Immigration Reform, in order to get more people on board with his vision of a depopulated planet. He decided to focus on immigration out of "concern" over Latin Americans' "inferior culture"

and "high birth rates."

Same ideology, different packaging.

I've been laying it all out step by step in long threads with links in the public domain, because I want people to learn it, understand it, report it -- and then kick the financial support out from under it.

Here's the money trail. https://twitter.com/brooklynmarie/status/1333499191612432384?s=20