데이비드 록펠러의 페도필리아 세뇌 작업의 꼬붕 역할을 했고, 록펠러 가문의 우생학/인구통제 프로젝트에 참여했던 독일의 Hans Harmsen; 록펠러 가문의 우생학/유네스코의 다양성 캠페인/UN 2030 agenda의 뿌리는 나치 독일 시절로 거슬러 올라간다; 과연 데이비드 록펠러 주니어는 얼마만큼 아버지의 치부를 알고 있을 것이며 (이재용이 이건희의 성매매를 알고 있듯) 록펠러 주니어와 수잔 부부의 '다양성'과 '환경'에 대한 인스타 담론은 얼마나 위선적일까?

Harmsen was chosen as president of Pro Familia, because “on the basis of numerous scientific contributions to German demography, to birth control, eugenics and planned parenthood he contributed excellent prere-quisities” (Baunach, 1979, p. 2).

  

 https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&doi=9be1a42baffc7185a8b1528d40c3a3b6bea4c951#:~:text=Harmsen%20was%20chosen%20as%20president,2).

 

https://www.angelafranks.com/margaret-sanger-and-planned-parenthood/2016/11/14/hans-harmsen-sangers-racist-friend 

 

Hans Harmsen, a German physician, was an important scientific and academic supporter of Nazi policies in the 1930s and 1940s, such as the inhumane 1933 sterilization law that mandated coercion.

As a bureaucrat in Nazi Germany, he was responsible for approving eugenic sterilizations performed on the disabled. He “supported forced sterilizations of the mentally handicapped and helped to carry them out in the Protestant Inner Mission institutions for which he was responsible.” (Report by Monika Simmel-Joachim and Elke Kiltz to the National Board of Pro Familia, May 16, 1984, quoted and translated in Atina Grossmann, Reforming Sex: The German Movement for Birth Control and Abortion Reform, 1920-1950 [New York: Oxford University Press, 1995], 211) 

Harmsen became the president of Pro Familia, the German affiliate of Sanger’s International Planned Parenthood Federation, in 1952. He continued to promote ostensibly “voluntary” eugenic sterilization and campaigned for a new law in the post-Nazi age. In 1980, after decades of leadership roles within Pro Familia, he was awarded an honorary presidency. Only in 1984 was he forced to resign (Grossmann, op. cit., 204-11).

For excerpts a Harmsen speech from 1931, see the German History in Documents and Images site, “Hans Harmsen: Contemporary Questions in Eugenics (1931).”