02-03-2026, 02:56 PM
This post was last modified: 02-03-2026, 03:05 PM by quintessentone. 
(02-03-2026, 02:32 PM)Karl12 Wrote: Yes mate so do I - it keeps getting deleted but here is a link to the full.text on Archive.com.
Dr Richard Day was 'National Medical Director' of Planned Parenthood and some of those predictions do line up closely with the pseudoscience of eugenics - Planned Parenthood was originally funded by eugenicist Clarence Gamble and founded by eugenicist Margaret Sanger.
The Rockefeller project 'Planned Parenthood' was fanatically interested in 'depopulation' and tactics to decrease population like 'promoting homosexuality' and 'putting sterilants in the water supply' are discussed in this 1969 document from the President of Planned Parenthood to the head of Rockefeller's population council (note that's the same year as the Day meeting).
It's also stated in the article below that Day worked at the 'Mount Sinai School of Medicine' which pops up a lot in eugenics research.
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I remember those long gone days where doctors acted as if they should be treated as Gods and the uneducated people treated them accordingly. My 91 year old mother still doesn't ask them questions about her health and I keep telling her that she is paying their salaries so she has a right to take up as much of their time as she deems necessary...I do. They even put a note on my medical file - 'Advocate for their own health' or something along those lines (so expect questions and long discussions).
Doctors were part of the elite back then and held contempt for those these deemed below them. Disgusting behaviour then and now. So it stands to reason with that mentality and no forethought for many future outcomes that they would first want to rid themselves of the contemptible peons. I don't see any benefit to humanity in their desires but see any ramblings from the elitists as to manipulate whatever they think they want for their own benefit.
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"Context and Skepticism:
While the predictions are frequently cited as eerily accurate—especially regarding the pandemic, surveillance, economic inequality, and cultural shifts—no verified public record of Dr. Day’s 1969 speech exists, and no independent documentation confirms the meeting or the quotes. The primary source is Dr. Dunegan’s 1988 tape, which has not been independently verified. Dr. Day was a real person—a prominent physician and medical director of Planned Parenthood (1965–1968)—but the full extent of his alleged predictions remains unproven.
Conclusion:Dr. Richard Day’s 1969 predictions are widely interpreted as a blueprint for a globalist agenda, with many linking them to modern events like the pandemic, economic control, and social upheaval. However, the authenticity of the speech and the accuracy of the quotes remain unverified, and the claims are considered conspiracy theories by mainstream historians and researchers. "
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