One need go no further than the third sentence of the very first page of text of the Ehrlichs’ latest book, The Population Explosion, for a prime example of how these two population control advocates work.1 That sentence reads : “Since 1968, at least 200
BOGUS MEXICAN ABORTION DEATHS In August, 1989, a radio talk-show in Washington, D.C. broadcast the preposterous claim that “140,000 Mexican women die yearly from illegal abortions.” The talk-show host cited the medical magazine Hippocrates as the source for that figure.1 Hippocrates in turn cited former
Argentina: UNICEF Collaborates With the Catholic Church While the United Nations Population Fund moves to establish a rationale for population control through population census planning and policy-making processes, the Argentinean Episcopal Conference is assisting in the establishment of UNICEF networks in that country. Adopting the
Twenty-two years ago, Dr. Paul Ehrlich, a Stanford University biologist whose specialty was butterflies, burst upon the national scene with an extremely successful book — two editions, 28 printings, 2 million copies sold. It was The Population Bomb.1 Now Ehrlich is back with a new
POPULATION WAR ON AFRICAN CONTINENT: Population control organizations have targeted Africa as a major focus of their efforts in the Third World. Organizations such as The World Bank, the United Nations Population Fund, The World Health Organization and the United States Agency for International Development
International Projects Assistance Services (IPAS) is dedicated to introducing abortion services throughout the world. In that interest, IPAS collaborates with international agencies and health ministries such as the World Health Organization, the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, the Population Council and Ministries of Health
How’s That Again? From the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control: “Factors that contributed to the increased number of deaths [in the U.S.] in 1987 included population growth and the aging of the U.S. population…” (March 30, 1990, p.
“We have no medicines. Many hospitals tell people, you’ve got AIDS, we can’t help you. Go home and die.” — African doctor quoted by President Bush State of the Union Address, January 28, 2003 Contents Executive Summary 1. President Bush’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief
Executive Summary On April 18, 1996, the Population Research Institute (PRI) published a report detailing the involvement of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) in promoting and performing abortion throughout the developing world. Since the release of the original report, PRI has discovered numerous additional
One need go no further than the third sentence of the very first page of text of the Ehrlichs’ latest book, The Population Explosion, for
BOGUS MEXICAN ABORTION DEATHS In August, 1989, a radio talk-show in Washington, D.C. broadcast the preposterous claim that “140,000 Mexican women die yearly from illegal
Argentina: UNICEF Collaborates With the Catholic Church While the United Nations Population Fund moves to establish a rationale for population control through population census planning
Twenty-two years ago, Dr. Paul Ehrlich, a Stanford University biologist whose specialty was butterflies, burst upon the national scene with an extremely successful book —
POPULATION WAR ON AFRICAN CONTINENT: Population control organizations have targeted Africa as a major focus of their efforts in the Third World. Organizations such as
International Projects Assistance Services (IPAS) is dedicated to introducing abortion services throughout the world. In that interest, IPAS collaborates with international agencies and health ministries
How’s That Again? From the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control: “Factors that contributed to the increased number of
“We have no medicines. Many hospitals tell people, you’ve got AIDS, we can’t help you. Go home and die.” — African doctor quoted by President
Executive Summary On April 18, 1996, the Population Research Institute (PRI) published a report detailing the involvement of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) in
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