05 May 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 18 The Council of Europe Presses Member States to Lift All Restrictions on Abortion A resolution approved by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe is demanding that its 47 member states “legalize abortion if they
Ted Turner on Population and Global Warming Ted Turner, pro-abortion billionaire, has called for an international death sentence of humankind in order to reduce global warming. He even offered his answer to the “problem” of overpopulation; Ask people to voluntarily have only two children and
Editor’s Note: Liz Suarez, a PRI supporter from Florida, has written a brilliant op-ed telling the downside of abortion for women’s health. We reprint it here not only because it is informative, but because such pieces published in local papers have real impact. Go and
More Evidence of the Abortion-Breast Cancer Link The link between abortion and breast cancer has again been shown in a study by Patrick S. Carroll, M.A., with the results summarized in “Breast Cancer Epidemic: Modeling and Forecasts Based on Abortion and Other Risk Factors” published
Amnesty International (AI), after years of skirting the issue, has officially come out in favor of abortion. At this year’s annual meeting, held in Mexico City in August, the organization declared that its policy is “to support the decriminalization of abortion, to ensure women have
Foreign Minister Wants to Fund Abortion The question of supporting abortion services in other countries, particularly Third World countries, is not a moral concern only here in the U.S. Australian taxpayers are also under pressure to fund baby-killing around the world. According to the Sydney
The global hand of the human extermination movement has taken hold of Portugal, a small country that has long had a low birthrate. Only four nations in Europe offer strong protection in law for unborn children: Ireland, Portugal, Poland, and Malta. The European Union and
16 February 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 7 Dear Colleague: Partisans of life still have a chance to keep abortion-on-demand out of the land of Fatima. Steven W. Mosher President Abortion Dominoes in Europe The global hand of the human extermination movement has taken hold
2 February 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 5 Dear Colleague: Environmentalists want even sparsely-populated countries with already low birthrates to have even fewer children. What could be their goal? Steven W. Mosher President Eunuchs for the Green Kingdom A short while ago, a "deep green" group
In November, I went on a short speaking tour of the Republic of Ireland (not the northern bit), the first time I had been to that country, I spent a week there giving speeches at three Irish universities and visiting sonic of the sights of
05 May 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 18 The Council of Europe Presses Member States to Lift All Restrictions on Abortion A resolution approved
Ted Turner on Population and Global Warming Ted Turner, pro-abortion billionaire, has called for an international death sentence of humankind in order to reduce global
Editor’s Note: Liz Suarez, a PRI supporter from Florida, has written a brilliant op-ed telling the downside of abortion for women’s health. We reprint it
More Evidence of the Abortion-Breast Cancer Link The link between abortion and breast cancer has again been shown in a study by Patrick S. Carroll,
Amnesty International (AI), after years of skirting the issue, has officially come out in favor of abortion. At this year’s annual meeting, held in Mexico
Foreign Minister Wants to Fund Abortion The question of supporting abortion services in other countries, particularly Third World countries, is not a moral concern only
The global hand of the human extermination movement has taken hold of Portugal, a small country that has long had a low birthrate. Only four
16 February 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 7 Dear Colleague: Partisans of life still have a chance to keep abortion-on-demand out of the land of
2 February 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 5 Dear Colleague: Environmentalists want even sparsely-populated countries with already low birthrates to have even fewer children. What could
In November, I went on a short speaking tour of the Republic of Ireland (not the northern bit), the first time I had been to