28 June 2000 Volume 2, Number 13 Dear Friend and Colleague: Many of the people behind the call for population control behave as though the world is their private country club. “No Children or Poor People Allowed,” reads the sign they have posted at the
June 20, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 12 Dear Friend and Colleague: With the developing countries beginning to realize the folly of zero population growth, it becomes increasingly difficult to justify family planning. Equity and benevolence are not part of the agenda of population controllers. What will
June 14, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 11 Dear Friend and Colleague: This week we take a look at a dying country — Japan. What, if anything, can be done to stave off the Japanese demographic collapse? Steven W. Mosher President Land of the Setting Sun A
June 7, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 10 Dear Friend and Colleague: Despite reports that China’s one-child policy is easing, the most Draconian program to limit births the world has ever known continues apace. As told in A Mother’s Ordeal: One Woman’s Fight Against China’s One-Child
PRI President Steve Mosher to Appear Live on EWTN Population Research Institute President Steve Mosher will appear on Marcus Grodi’s The Journey Home live on EWTN tonight, May 2, from 8:00pm-9:00pm (Eastern). He will discuss his conversion to the Catholic Faith. Please tune in. For
Steven Mosher recently visited Fr. Paul Marx, legendary founder of PRI and many other pro-life organizations worldwide, at St. John’s Abbey, Minnesota, where he now resides. He found Fr. Marx, now in his eightieth year, in good health and spirits, and still fighting for life.
President Bill Clinton and the population control lobby have been thwarted in their attempt to increase foreign family planning spending $169 million for 2001. The increase would have restored US spending for family planning to the 1995 record level of $542 million. But key members
We’re Sorry Mr. Goldis, but… Dear PRI: Recently your organization posted a simplistic, and childish set of paragraphs on the ‘whole world being able to fit in state of Texas.’ I suppose your employees end each day holding hands and singing ardor filled renditions of
[Part one of this series on domestic population control by Dr. Jacqueline Kasun was titled “Contraception in the Classroom,” and appeared in the March-April 2000 issue of PRI Review.] The Clinton-Gore administration’s call for $35 million more spending on Title X domestic family planning comes
In an effort to raise the birthrate and expand its customer base, a major Japanese toy manufacturer recently announced a plan to offer employees a one million yen ($10,000) bonus for their third baby and all subsequent children. The offer makes good business sense for
28 June 2000 Volume 2, Number 13 Dear Friend and Colleague: Many of the people behind the call for population control behave as though the
June 20, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 12 Dear Friend and Colleague: With the developing countries beginning to realize the folly of zero population growth, it becomes
June 14, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 11 Dear Friend and Colleague: This week we take a look at a dying country — Japan. What, if anything,
June 7, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 10 Dear Friend and Colleague: Despite reports that China’s one-child policy is easing, the most Draconian program to limit
PRI President Steve Mosher to Appear Live on EWTN Population Research Institute President Steve Mosher will appear on Marcus Grodi’s The Journey Home live on
Steven Mosher recently visited Fr. Paul Marx, legendary founder of PRI and many other pro-life organizations worldwide, at St. John’s Abbey, Minnesota, where he now
President Bill Clinton and the population control lobby have been thwarted in their attempt to increase foreign family planning spending $169 million for 2001. The
We’re Sorry Mr. Goldis, but… Dear PRI: Recently your organization posted a simplistic, and childish set of paragraphs on the ‘whole world being able to
[Part one of this series on domestic population control by Dr. Jacqueline Kasun was titled “Contraception in the Classroom,” and appeared in the March-April 2000
In an effort to raise the birthrate and expand its customer base, a major Japanese toy manufacturer recently announced a plan to offer employees a