Georgia Guidestone Philosophy Seen In Nambia in The Case of the Black Rhino

'There is a biological reason for this hunt, and it’s based on a fundamental premise of modern wildlife management: populations matter; individuals don’t. By removing counterproductive individuals don’t. By removing counterproductive individuals from a herd, rhino populations can grow.'
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Poulations matter; individuals don't says a lot. Don't ya think.

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Culling of wildlife populations is a pretty standard practice. It's why we have deer season, turkey season, etc. Connecting this to the Guidestones is a bit of a stretch. Remember, the Guidestones never talk about reducing the population. Only maintaining it. It's reboot instructions for after TSHTF.

Besides, go to your local Wal-Mart and tell me that humanity is not a herd in need of some culling. The only problem would be trusting anyone to run the selective breeding process that would be needed.