Answers in Genesis is a Conspiracy Ministry
Creation Myths | 4.VIII.2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NB0hDAWKQY
9:39 For Tides Foundation, I could not verify beyond plausible deniability.
For Clinton and Gates, check here:
HILLARY CLINTON AFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROGRAMMES
https://press.un.org/en/1999/19990210.pop701.html
New name for Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health
https://hub.jhu.edu/2023/10/25/william-h-gates-sr-institute-for-population-and-reproductive-health/
Check this bit:
The institute is also unveiling a refreshed 2023-2030 vision, mission, and strategy synthesizing its strategic priorities to form five interconnected Global Programs, alongside its cross-cutting gender equity work:
Research, measurement, and data monitoring
Policy, advocacy, and community-building
Best practices scale up
Next generation leaders, and
Demographic futures, population, and environment
What was the last one again?
Demographic futures, population, and environment
I think at least two of the three very clearly do have an interest in population control, and this means you have no business calling Mrs Basham nuts
9:50 That Clinton and Gates promote Planned Parenthood is pretty obvious, and if Tides does so too, the plausible deniability disappears.
That kind of thing is an interest in population control.
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- shassett79
- @shassett79
- shassett79
- Counterpoint: it's actually in the interest of reproductive choice, which is well correlated with all sorts of positive outcomes if you're not being some weirdo who sweats and curses whenever trends indicate growth in non-white populations.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- hglundahl
- @shassett79 I don't think any population can grow from aborting or contracepting.
But if it could, through integration in the world people like the Gates try to build, it's the wrong way to grow.
The old fashioned way of simply having children when you marry is perfectly OK, for non-whites too, in case you want it in explicit terms.
- shassett79
- @hglundahl Is English your second language? I'm wondering how you could possibly reach the conclusion that I was suggesting that abortion doesn't end pregnancy.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @shassett79 Is it your second language, or did you flunk logic?
No, it's actually my third language, but I seem to know it better than you ... because I don't do "dog whistle" exegetics to the point where an actual statement is hidden behind the supposed innuendos.
Both contraception and abortion are making the babies of the couple fewer. You have so far not helped to explain how that could help a population grow, except by integration into a world that persecutes decency.
- shassett79
- @hglundahl It's OK if you don't read English well. I'm not shaming your deficiency; I'm just trying to understand how you could be so wildly incorrect in your interpretation of what I said. But if you're so inclined, employ your amazing grasp of language and logic to point out the aspect of my comment which suggests I believe that birth control "could help a population grow."
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @shassett79 "if you're not being some weirdo who sweats and curses whenever trends indicate growth in non-white populations."
The phrase "growth in non-white populations".
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- Creation Myths
- @CreationMyths
- Creation Myths
- Dude. You need to get a grip.
- a)
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @CreationMyths You know, there was this other video of yours where my comments kept disappearing.
Someone (not saying you, not saying not you) thinks I need to get out of the business of talking and into that of listening to your likes.
No thanks. Those people have stolen enough of my years already.
- Creation Myths
- @hglundahl I think you need to 1) sort by newest, and 2) touch grass.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @CreationMyths I really don't know what you mean by "sort by newest".
As to touching grass, some people bent on pushing me out of commenting publically are also pushing me out of decent leasure.
- EvilGinger Miniatures Ltd
- @evilgingerminiatures
- @hglundahl don't blame Dan as nine times out of ten its Youtube and other folks can report comments and disappear them for a while
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @evilgingerminiatures Possible.
But shouldn't I get a notification "your comment has been flagged" in that case?
I haven't blamed nor exonerated him, I've asked.
If lots of people did flag, either Dan has some horrid followers, or "lots of people" in this case was my old foe "NinjaMonkeyPrime" who argues it's a bonus to control unplanned population.
Nah, sounds too anti-gypsy to me. Too anti-hippy. Too anti-people, overall, except those who plan everything or are "responsibly planned" which quite a few of us aren't and the rest mostly didn't turn out quite according to plan.
- EvilGinger Miniatures Ltd
- @hglundahl I have never had one & I get mine reported all the time
[Update on YouTube Hiding Comments
Jun 2, 2026 | Anthony Repetto
https://oaklandthinktank.medium.com/update-on-youtube-hiding-comments-b11e212c0769]
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @CreationMyths If "sort by newest" refers to order of comments under your video, like "trier par les plus récents" as I see it, I did that.
The problem persists.
Under a comment of mine, there are six comments to it, I answered five of them and the answers are not there.
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- EvilGinger Miniatures Ltd
- @CreationMyths I am even older than you & all my long life I have come up against people on the far right have keenly even eagerly anticipated a Malthusianism population collapse.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @evilgingerminiatures And then there are people who are concerned about one.
Whether you call us far right for being against abortion or not.
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- NinjaMonkeyPrime
- @NinjaMonkeyPrime
- NinjaMonkeyPrime
- Helping people plan parenthood is an interest in population control. It seeks to control the population of unplanned parenthood. Why someone would find that nefarious speaks to some serious mental health issues.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @NinjaMonkeyPrime What's wrong with unplanned parenthood?
One has to improvise?
How awful to certain control freaks!
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @NinjaMonkeyPrime Invoking "serious mental health issues" also argues a control freak.
In other contexts one who cannot handle unexpected outcomes of debates, but has to put them down like wildfires by suggesting the opponent is a madman.
- EvilGinger Miniatures Ltd
- @NinjaMonkeyPrime yup, its long been understood that spacing pregnancies is good for a woman's health mental and physical & that having a baby every 9-12 months is ruinous in many ways especially in a backward country which is pro natalist but does not give a tinkers cus about the resultant children post birth
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @evilgingerminiatures You know, child spacing can be done in other ways than contraception, like abstaining during lactation.
Plus abstaining during Lent, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays before the evening, perhaps Wednesdays too.
I don't quite see how your comment isn't a slur on many children in poor families.
11:40 I'm sorry, but I did not hear Megan Basham complain about population control against white people.
I heard her complain about population control tout court.
Which I think is a pretty correct assessment, like when Fujimori allowed doctors to through force or deceit, forget which, sterilise Quechua speaking, so obviously non-white, women. Not the current president of Peru, but her father.
12:05 "This is the Antisemitic Great Replacement Conspiracy Theory"
Oh yeah ... when she didn't actually mention Jews?
YOU are the one claiming that attacking population control is some kind of attack on the Jews. As far as I can see, your words are more directly Antisemite than Megan Basham's are.
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- shassett79
- You should probably acquaint your self with the phenomenon of "dog whistles" because they're everywhere in conspiracy-related thinking. It turns out you can communicate all sorts of things to a targeted audience w/o explicitly saying those things, and this is actually very common among such groups.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @shassett79 Have you heard the phrase: "some people detect dog whistles even if there are no documented dogs they whistle to"?
- shassett79
- @hglundahl I haven't heard that phrase. Did you make it up?
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @shassett79 I wish I had, it's a good one.
- shassett79
- @hglundahl Returns literally zero results in a search engine, but OK
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @shassett79 shadowbanned, I met it on the internet
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- Mr Markers
- @HarryTeasley
- Mr Markers
- Most of the people out there concerned about population control are white nationalists. Look for the folks telling Americans to have more babies: also white nationalists.
And while you get a lot of white nationalists supporting Israel, and making a big show of hating antisemitism, that’s a lie. They believe war involving Israel will bring about the Second Coming, so they want to support that happening.
Being able to draw the association is not hard. I think he did a bad job of it, took the wrong road to get there, but he’s not wrong.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @HarryTeasley "Most of the people out there concerned about population control are white nationalists."
How do you verify that statistics?
By inflating the number of "white nationalists" in the group through "dog whistle" exegetics?
In fact, telling people to get more babies isn't bad, white nationalism or not. So, you are doing publicity for white nationalists, apparently.
AND ... just because Hagee is an Evangelical and Answers in Genesis are Evangelicals doesn't mean they are pushing for a war involving Israel.
Evangelicals aren't all that united.
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- EvilGinger Miniatures Ltd
- Nope, but given the great replacement theory developed out of the Nazi occupation of France during world war two and the bitterness left by the Algerian war even if it has older roots and only got its current name recently. The theory sees all non whites and a threat to whites & would class the Jews as non white even though Jews have been a part of European culture time out of mind as they where a part near and middle Eastern culture for far longer.
The definition of white is also conveniently flexible. for these people.
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- @evilgingerminiatures I highly doubt Megan Basham could actually even get along with French Algerians rooting for OAS.
I'm probably one of the few who like both.
It seems you are more familiar with OAS than with the US pro-fertility movement, which involves Alveda King and very strong anti-Nazis and anti-Racists like Lyndon LaRouche, doesn't mean OAS defines them.
And you might want to tell me what the connection to the Occupation was.
12:17 She also didn't mention "the Western Civilisation" precisely as Lyndon LaRouche didn't when calling out Fujimori (the dad) back in the day.
The Clinton's aren't Jewish, even if they are pro-Jewish.
You could have spared me the knowledge there was some Jewish connection to the Clinton foundation, if indirect.
And what about Bill and Melinda?
"Bill Gates was raised in a Protestant Christian family and has no documented Jewish heritage."
[Melinda Ann] "French Gates, a Catholic, attended St. Monica Catholic School, where she was the valedictorian of her class."
So, no, not Jewish, however sufficiently indifferentist to have a Catholic / Protestant mixed marriage.
I looked up a result where Gates and Hirsch appear together:
"Before the Rothschilds, Andrew Carnegie, Warren Buffet and Bill Gates, there was Baron Maurice de Hirsch."
Again, this is also not a direct tie between the Gates and Judaism or Jewish community.
So, calling out Gates and Clinton Foundations for population control is Antisemite exactly how?
As to the Tides Foundation:
"The Tides Foundation, which backs several organizations involved in anti-Israel protests on college campuses and beyond, is facing scrutiny from the House Ways ..."
They are accused of Antisemitism for being pro-Palestinian, in itself a somewhat bad logic, but that hardly makes calling them out for involvement in population control an act of Antisemitism.
