November 11, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 35 Dear Colleague, As regular readers of the Weekly Briefing know, the myth of overpopulation is as old as civilization itself. Human genius and ingenuity have consistently outpaced population growth. The tragedy of Bill Gates’ support of abortion
November 6, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 34 Dear Colleague: I am happy to report that there is good news from Washington, D.C. in the fight for life. Yesterday, the Culture of Life scored a victory in the domestic battle for the unborn. President Bush,
If you were offered millions of dollars on the condition that you would promote condoms, would you take the money? You wouldn’t, but many would. This is the position that even many traditionally conservative-minded people in Washington, D.C, are finding themselves in. Unfortunately, some are
PRI, Thanks for Educating Students Dear Steven, Thank you for all the work you do with the PRI. I have used information from your brochures in my high school biology classroom. The students are receptive to it although they are most astounded to hear that
Scotland is face-to-face with a population bomb, but it isn’t the one the overpopulation fearmongers have spoken about for years. Rather, it is a “demographic time bomb,” according to Glasgow City Council leader Charles Gordon. Scotland currently has the lowest birthrate in Britain. At 1.49,
Continuing our campaign to convince the world’s wealthiest men to stop funding abortion and population control, PRI’s director of governmental affairs Scott Weinberg was in Redmond, Washington, in early November to talk to Bill Gates and his Microsoft shareholders. You will recall that a similar
In the end, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided that he did not want to condemn Russia to perpetual poverty. At the U.N. World Climate change Conference, held in Moscow September 29–October 3, Putin’s government shocked the global warming crowd by announcing that Russia did not
Edited by John L. Long Reviewed by Sarah Kramer Julianne and Anthony Cugini met at a Catholic youth bowling league. They dated, fell in love, married, and soon had two little girls. They then decided to postpone having more children for several years, Rather than
On November 5, 2003, the Culture of Life scored a victory in the domestic battle for the unborn. Ban Signed! President Bush, before a crowd of some 400 invited guests (including three of us from PRI), signed into law the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act
PRI at 15 Father Marx founded PRI in 1989, so 2004 marks our 15th anniversary. The passage of such milestones usually invites retrospectives. But I’m less interested in what we’ve accomplished over the last decade and a half (quite a lot, actually), than in where
November 11, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 35 Dear Colleague, As regular readers of the Weekly Briefing know, the myth of overpopulation is as old
November 6, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 34 Dear Colleague: I am happy to report that there is good news from Washington, D.C. in the
If you were offered millions of dollars on the condition that you would promote condoms, would you take the money? You wouldn’t, but many would.
PRI, Thanks for Educating Students Dear Steven, Thank you for all the work you do with the PRI. I have used information from your brochures
Scotland is face-to-face with a population bomb, but it isn’t the one the overpopulation fearmongers have spoken about for years. Rather, it is a “demographic
Continuing our campaign to convince the world’s wealthiest men to stop funding abortion and population control, PRI’s director of governmental affairs Scott Weinberg was in
In the end, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided that he did not want to condemn Russia to perpetual poverty. At the U.N. World Climate change
Edited by John L. Long Reviewed by Sarah Kramer Julianne and Anthony Cugini met at a Catholic youth bowling league. They dated, fell in love,
On November 5, 2003, the Culture of Life scored a victory in the domestic battle for the unborn. Ban Signed! President Bush, before a crowd
PRI at 15 Father Marx founded PRI in 1989, so 2004 marks our 15th anniversary. The passage of such milestones usually invites retrospectives. But I’m