In an increasingly globalised economy, the intricate interplay between population control and the overarching consequences of a 'War on Everything' becomes ever more pronounced. Nations grappling with overcrowded urban centres often resort to draconian measures, harking back to past policies that once promised success but now face scrutiny for their ethical implications. The stark reality is that as globalisation fosters an ever-expanding market, challenges such as resource depletion and environmental degradation are exacerbated. This dynamic creates a paradox where the very successes of previous strategies in managing population growth are overshadowed by a relentless pursuit of economic expansion, leading to a perpetual conflict against not only demographic trends but also the sustainability of our collective future. Hence, the war on progress now threatens the legacies of innovation and the hard-fought victories of earlier generations, prompting a critical reevaluation of our path forward.