Population Control?

It is always a bit depressing to read about people whose work has been wholly discredited again and again, and yet they keep getting jobs, money, influence, invitations to conferences and prizes. Why? 

In 1968, in "The Population Time Bomb", Paul Ehrlich wrote that Earth had exceeded its capacity and "in the 1970s hundreds of millions of people will die of hunger". This didn't happen, of course, not even close, but the man is still alive and promoting the same ideas and has been invited to important events (he even met Pope Francis a few years ago) and has gathered an impressive collection of prizes. 

Another name that keeps popping is Jeffrey Sachs, one of the architects of the economic pillage of Russia with the "shock therapy" doctrine in the 1990s. Despite being wrong again and again, he keeps being invited to conferences and getting tons of money. Jeffrey, of course, is also on the "population control" bandwagon. And many others like him. 

So I can't blame those who think that the current mRNA vaccines are a tool for "population control" or better said, population reduction. Because this idea is deeply entrenched in many of the thinkers and entrepreneurs loved by the current powers that be - including Bill Gates, of course, who also seems obsessed with both vaccines and overpopulation. 

Now, I don't think that this particular Covid vaccine might be the one to do it. It might not even be very dangerous, at least in the short term. But perhaps this is just a test-run for another vaccine that will cause sterility later on. Who knows? 

Already in the 1970s, the creator of the polio vaccine, Jonas Salk, was writing in his book "Survival of the Wisest" about his idea of using DNA-altering vaccines to reduce global population. So it's not something new. Controlling reproduction and the human body is one of the major obsessions of trans-humanists.