Isherwood: ACF A Noxious Pest

Isherwood: ACF A Noxious Pest

The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) is a virulently anti-human body, introduced into Australia from Great Britain by Prince Philip, and should be classified a “noxious pest” for its destruction of Australia’s productive base, Citizens Electoral Council leader Craig Isherwood declared this week.

Mr Isherwood blasted the ACF following its call for Australia’s human population to be classified as a “key threatening process” to biodiversity under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.

“Human beings are a natural threat to only one thing,” Mr Isherwood said, “The power of the British oligarchs like Prince Philip.

“The British system, to this day, is the system of oligarchy, in which the born-to-rule elite hold real power, and see the masses of people as the ‘human herd’ to be managed, and culled.

“The ACF is an example of how they created the green movement to do it.”

The CEC National Secretary said the history of the Australian Conservation Foundation proved the oligarchical pedigree of the green movement.

In the same era he was still a renowned Indian tiger hunter, Prince Philip established the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in 1961 with fellow oligarch, and unreconstructed Nazi, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, and British Eugenics Society President Sir Julian Huxley.

The WWF was their population-reduction charity: in a globalised continuation of the British aristocratic tradition of monopolising game hunting on their vast English estates, and brutally prosecuting as “poachers” any hungry soul who’d do so little as snare a rabbit to feed their family, the WWF raised enormous sums of money from the expanded European aristocracy and their corporations like Shell, Rio Tinto, Unilever and ICI, to designate vast lands in still-colonial Africa as game parks, to be “protected” from the human population.

Inconveniently for the modern, image-conscious greenie, the pompous Prince Philip tended to blurt out his agenda, accustomed as he was to easy agreement from his fellow aristocrats; he once said, “You cannot keep a bigger flock of sheep than you are capable of feeding. In other words conservation may involve culling in order to keep a balance between the relative numbers in each species within any particular habitat. I realise this a very touchy subject, but the fact remains that mankind is part of the living world. … Every new acre brought into cultivation means another acre denied to wild species.” [emphasis added]

In 1963, while on a Royal tour of Australia, Prince Philip called for the creation of an Australian WWF, which was formed as the Australian Conservation Foundation in 1964 under the presidency of Sir Garfield Barwick (the man who in 1949 spearheaded the private banks’ legal assault on Ben Chifley’s plan to assert national control over Australia’s banking system, and later gave Sir John Kerr the advice to sack the Whitlam government in 1975, for the threat it posed to the British oligarchy’s control of Australia’s resources by its proposal to “buy back the farm”).

The Prince himself was President of the ACF from 1971 to 1976, followed by H.C. “Nugget” Coombs, who once said, “The whole [human] species had become itself a disease. …the human species was like a cancerous growth reproducing itself beyond control…”

“The ACF seeks to destroy Australia’s productive industries, and stop infrastructure development, because it is those things that support our human population,” Mr Isherwood pointed out.

“For example, it’s the ACF that has led the charge to shut down the Murray-Darling Basin, because it is our nation’s food-bowl.”

He warned, “If they can convince Environment Minister Peter Garrett—a former president of the ACF!—to legally classify people as a biodiversity threat, they will be on their way to turning all of Australia into one of Prince Philip’s game parks.

“It’s time we recognise the ACF for what it is, a royally-introduced noxious pest, and kick its genocidal agenda out of Australia,” he concluded.

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