Jack Dorsey Hands Out $1 Billion to Population Control Groups
Jose Nino
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Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey has promised to donate $1 billion “to fund global COVID-19 relief,” and promote progressive hobby horses such as population control.
“After we disarm this pandemic, the focus will shift to girl’s [sic] health and education, and UBI,” Dorsey Tweeted on April 7. UBI refers to a Universal Basic Income.
In a separate tweet, Dorsey stated that girls’ health and education “represent the best long-term solutions to the existential problems facing the world. UBI is a great idea needing experimentation. Girl’s [sic] health and education is [sic] critical to balance.”
Dorsey then posted about a website called Project Drawdown. That website has talking points regarding “family planning” and “population growth.”
Educating girls, Project Drawdown contends, “is one of the most powerful levers available for avoiding emissions by curbing population growth.” Women with higher levels of education “have fewer and healthier children, and actively manage their reproductive health.”
Project Drawdown is clearly scared about “population growth,” but researchers such as Steven W. Mosher and Anne Roback Morse made the case back in 2013 that overpopulation is a myth.
On the topic of food shortages, the two authors argued that “the world currently produces enough food to feed 10 billion people, and there are only 7 billion of us. That is, with 7 billion human minds at work, we produce enough food for 10 billion human bodies. Imagine how much food we can produce with 10 billion minds!”
Furthermore, they broke down how the current water supply can satisfy the needs of everyone living on Earth. “In other words, we need more dams, canals, and pipelines, not more abortion, contraception and sterilizations,” Mosher and Morse explained.
On the issue of family planning, Project Drawdown declares it “would have powerful positive impacts on the health, welfare, and life expectancy of both women and their children. It also can affect greenhouse gas emissions.”
The website contends that hundreds of millions of women “lack the necessary access to contraception.” It claims that family planning honors “the dignity of women and children.”
Project Drawdown’s endgame is not to help women, but “to help the world reach ‘Drawdown’ — the future point in time when levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere stop climbing and start to steadily decline.”
Dorsey, like many Big Tech oligarchs, has a history of pushing PC causes.
LifeSite News pointed out that “Jack Dorsey validated concerns that Twitter censors users on the basis of his own progressive political views, for instance by banning users who were ‘misgendering’ others.”
In addition, LifeSiteNews’s “Twitter account was silenced in December 2019 based on demands from Jonathan “Jessica” Yaniv, a radical transgender activist who objected to the website’s scrutiny of his public actions. To this day, LifeSite’s Twitter account has not been unlocked.”
People can track Jack Dorsey’s donations on Google Sheets.
One thing that LifeSite News calls to attention to is that the “money will come from Dorsey’s shares not of Twitter, but of Square, a mobile payment company co-founded by him in 2009. In 2013, Square made headlines for banning sales of ‘firearms, firearm parts or hardware, and ammunition; or … weapons and other devices designed to cause physical injury.’”
Dorsey is part of a corporate class that does not care about traditional American freedoms and values.
Such individuals cannot be trusted to uphold American traditions.
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