Our thanks to cp for commenting on a piece we posted a few hours ago, A Chinese student writes…:

“Interesting to hear. China has the same fundamental human problems as everywhere else on the globe. The cheap fossil fuel energy resources which have facilitated a population explosion are beginning to falter, and Governments need to reduce populations. Having already done this overtly in the case of China, they have reverted to the Western model, covert population reduction through ’empowering’ women.

Gerry Alexander made a presentation on Feminism’s Role of Feminism in Population Control at ICMI24. The 1974 Kissinger Memorandum NSSM200 features prominently. It’s interesting, in the light of current events, that the report talks explicitly about the likelihood of USA requirement for minerals from abroad in the near future.

The theory behind the use of feminism is simple. Give a woman a job, instead of a man, and there goes another man who may never pair bond with a woman, and form a family. V C Wynne-Edwards (1906-97) referred to male employment as man’s ‘licence to breed’. That licence is slowly being revoked. The effect is much more subtle than ‘one woman in employment, one man out of employment.’ For the employed woman, an entire strata of men are now, somehow, ‘beneath’ her, and will not be considered as partners. Even worse, it is not impossible that both east and west are, thereby, building up stocks of ‘bare branches’, frustrated masculinity seeking an outlet, a useful resource in the coming conflicts over energy and minerals for energy storage. This was predicted by the feminist Valerie Hudson, in her 2004 book ‘Bare Branches’.”

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