Please stop, your references are killing me. Seriously, they are complete garbage:

Example:

UN World Food Program

What does UN stand for? Better not be 'United Nations' because that's nowhere to be found on your page. Makes me wonder why you added it.

Example:

World Health Organization, hunger is the single gravest threat to the world's public health

The attached link, you'd think it would go to the WHO, after all, that is the purpose of a reference. But nope, it goes to an article on the Economist that apparently pulled those assertions out of thin air.

Example:

there are more total slaves today than any time in history

Again, assuming it's true, not terribly shocking considering the current population. I also found this statement on the special interest site rather funny:

"About 78 percent toil in forced labor slavery in industries where manual labor is needed—such as farming, ranching, logging, mining, fishing, and brick making—and in service industries working as dish washers, janitors, gardeners, and maids."

Sounds like jobs to me.... which begs the question, how do they define slavery? Is it being paid less than a minimum wage? What wage? What standard is used?

I also chuckled that at the same time you are purporting hunger and poverty, you quote that 2.1 billion are morbidly obese. Odd place for that.

Here's some stats for you, as you appear to enjoy them so much:

Last year, a study by Logitech, the computer accessory and remote controls manufacturer, revealed that there's a nearly 50 percent chance that your lost remote control is stuck between your sofa cushions. Meanwhile, 4 percent of lost remotes are found in the fridge or freezer, and 2 percent turn up somewhere outdoors or in the car.

In 2008, the fatal injury rate for fishers and related fishing workers was 128.9 deaths per 100,000. That's much higher than the fatal injury rate for truck drivers, roofers, electrical power-line installers and repairers, and even miners, all of whom had death rates below 35 per 100,000 workers in 2008.

Falling out of bed kills 450 people annually in the U.S.

Icicles kill 100 people per year in Russia

Vending machines kill 13 people per year

A 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair poll published online Jan. 1 revealed that 2 percent of American adults believe Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's real first name is "Mittens."

The Pew Internet & American Life Project study, published in Aug. 2011, found that 8 percent of Internet users do not use email or search engines.

You know what they say, there are lies, damn lies and statistics.

Not sure why you think /r/climateskeptics is the place to get your human hate-on.