Has the 1969 Jaffe memo, the plan to de-populate the US, been discussed yet?

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The original memo is available online [13] or in the record [14] of a 1973 Senate hearing. The version of the table published in the journal article was then detached from the article, and characterized in testimony by a witness before the 1973 Senate hearing [15] as the memorandum itself. Over the years, other parties have presented the table, sometimes in amended or incomplete form, and circulated it by itself as "the Jaffe-Berelson Memorandum" [16] or "the Jaffe Memo".[17] The table has been cited to accuse Jaffe—and by implication, Planned Parenthood—of supporting such measures as compulsory abortions or sterilizations. Despite these accusations, the coercive items listed in the table were not advocated in the memorandum [18] in the journal article or the thinking [19] of Jaffe; or his work[20] as an official of Planned Parenthood. In the memorandum, Jaffe stated: "the achievement of a society in which effective contraception is efficiently distributed to all, based on present voluntary norms, would either result in a tolerable rate of growth, or go very far to achieving it. If this hypothesis is basically confirmed, it would negate the need for an explicit U.S. population policy which goes beyond voluntary norms." (p. 4) In writing to Senator Alan Cranston in 1973, Jaffe stated that "the memorandum makes clear that neither I nor the Planned Parenthood Federation of America advocates any of the specific proposals embodied in the table which go beyond voluntary actions of individual couples to space and limit births."[21][18]

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Anyone notice how on-point this is?

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No. There’s an entire demographic that gets paid to have children.

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