Depopulation agenda architect Paul Erlich dead at 93. He had a long long run. He said western
governments should end all food aid and argued for the forced sterilization of Indian men with three
or more children. Paul Erlich, who was died at 93, was an entomologist specializing in butterflies
though he became better known as a campaigner for population control. In the Population Bomb,
1968, Erlich predicted imminent catastrophe as the result of human population growing faster than
its ability to feed itself. In the 1970s, he proclaimed millions would starve to death as the
weight of humanity bore down on the earth's resources. Six years later in the end of affluence
in 74 written with his wife Anne, Erlich increased his death toll estimate suggesting that a
billion or more people could die from starvation by the mid-80s and that by 1985 the world would
be in an era of scarcity.