The environmental movement has I warmly embraced the theory that we are wrecking the environment by burning fossil fuels. Their doomsday scenario goes like this: Combusting fossil fuels (gasoline, coal, etc.) raises the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This causes a “greenhouse effect,”
December 29, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 41 Dear Colleague: If you’ve ever wondered how the leaders of the pro-abortion movement talk among themselves, wonder no more. Thanks to the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute (C-FAM), we have in our possession a series of memos
December 22, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 40 2003 Dear Colleague: At the end of 2003, PRI continues to warn of the coming population implosion, already underway in nearly all of the developed countries. Please make a tax-deductible year-end donation. All donations (of any size)
December 18, 2003 Dear Colleague, Once a year, we depart from our insightful and informative Weekly Briefing format and turn to you for help. This year we help in two ways. Steven W Mosher President PRI needs your help for continued success in 2004 The
December 10, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 38 Dear Colleague: Abortion may be legal in America, but more and more Americans are choosing life. This shift in attitude will have a positive demographic effect in the years ahead. As more and more Americans choose life,
November 25, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 37 Dear Colleague: In the spirit of Thanksgiving, that uniquely American holiday, I would like to give thanks. I would like to thank our supporters for believing in our mission, and for providing the resources, financial and spiritual,
November 19, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 36 Dear Colleague: The road to development is not paved with condoms, but people. A new report by the demographers at the UN Population Division (not to be confused with the baby busters at the UN Population Fund),
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
The environmental movement has I warmly embraced the theory that we are wrecking the environment by burning fossil fuels. Their doomsday scenario goes like this:
December 29, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 41 Dear Colleague: If you’ve ever wondered how the leaders of the pro-abortion movement talk among themselves, wonder no
December 22, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 40 2003 Dear Colleague: At the end of 2003, PRI continues to warn of the coming population implosion,
December 18, 2003 Dear Colleague, Once a year, we depart from our insightful and informative Weekly Briefing format and turn to you for help. This
December 10, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 38 Dear Colleague: Abortion may be legal in America, but more and more Americans are choosing life. This
November 25, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 37 Dear Colleague: In the spirit of Thanksgiving, that uniquely American holiday, I would like to give thanks.
November 19, 2003 Volume 5 / Number 36 Dear Colleague: The road to development is not paved with condoms, but people. A new report by
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.