PRI Staff

Major Conference To Honor Fr. Paul Marx Planned

Major Conference To Honor Fr. Paul Marx Planned For Immediate Release August 22, 2000 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 American Life League (ALL) and Population Research Institute (PRI) will co-host a major international pro-family conference in June 2001 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The conference theme will

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AIDS and Population Control In Africa

August 8, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 16 Dear Friend and Colleague: At a time when the AIDS epidemic is ravaging Africa, and threatens to reduce the populations of many countries, we continue to spend tens of millions of dollars on so-called “population stabilization” efforts. Even our

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Family Planning Costs Lives

July 21, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 15 Dear Friend and Colleague: Clinton’s proposed $169 million increase in “population stabilization” spending is being supported by the population control lobby on the spurious grounds that additional money so spent will save the lives of many mothers and infants.

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Steven Mosher to appear on ABC’s “World News Now”

Steven Mosher to appear on ABC’s “World News Now” For Immediate Release July 12, 2000 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 Steven Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute, will be a guest on ABC’s nationally syndicated news show, “World News Now,” to air later tonight.

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Another Country

July 12, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 14 Dear Friend and Colleague: Stenberg vs. Carhart is a most horrendous decision, defying all manner of logic and decency. There was a time when such decisions only happened in countries ruled by oppressive, Godless regimes. Steven W. Mosher President

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AIDS in Africa: How the West Is NOT Helping!

In July of 1991, the Central Intelligence Agency issued memorandum 91-10005, The Global AIDS Disaster, and foretold of an impending plague of epic proportions in Africa. This warning, as well as many others, went virtually unheeded by the international community during the past ten years.

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AVSC International: How Coercive Eugenics Thinks It Got Fixed

“It’s huge,” says Elizabeth Liagin, researcher and writer for the anti-population control Project Africa2000.1 Liagin is referring to AVSC International, billeted in New York, and recipient in 1998 of $26,618,305 from USAID, nearly $3 million from foundations such as population control syndicate steadies the Buffet,

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Correspondence

The Encroaching Death Culture Steve: Abortion is a deadly, zero-sum game. There is no logical endpoint. If we fail to push back the line between life and death, it will encroach ever farther until adults with defective belief systems are its final victims. The horrific

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Family Planning Abuses: A Report from Guatemala

Marina, a Guatemalan Indian, went to Aprofam at the suggestion of her sister-in-law. After a ten-minute interview in which no medical questions were asked, Marina was given “the shot” No one told her the pros and cons of using Depo-Provera, other than that it only

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From the Countries

Singapore’s Government Pays Parents for More Children Singapore has become the latest country to adopt a pro-natal policy that rewards couples for having children. Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong recently announced the establishment of baby bonuses for parents for their second and third children. The

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Family Planning Costs Lives

July 21, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 15 Dear Friend and Colleague: Clinton’s proposed $169 million increase in “population stabilization” spending is being supported by the population

Read More »

Another Country

July 12, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 14 Dear Friend and Colleague: Stenberg vs. Carhart is a most horrendous decision, defying all manner of logic and decency.

Read More »

Correspondence

The Encroaching Death Culture Steve: Abortion is a deadly, zero-sum game. There is no logical endpoint. If we fail to push back the line between

Read More »

From the Countries

Singapore’s Government Pays Parents for More Children Singapore has become the latest country to adopt a pro-natal policy that rewards couples for having children. Prime

Read More »