“‘If we don’t yet feel threatened by the emerging China-Russia Axis,’ says Steven W. Mosher, ‘these unprecedented military exercises by the People’s Liberation Army and the Russian armed forces should make us sit up and take notice. These exercises are clearly aimed at us.’
“Mosher…[said], ‘China is buying, building, and deploying new, hi-tech weapons systems at a furious pace. No nation threatens China. But it is now beginning to threaten its neighbors, beginning with Taiwan.’
“Since 1990, the Beijing regime has referred to the U.S. as its ‘chief enemy’; stolen the designs of nearly all U.S. nuclear warheads and many other military secrets; targeted U.S. forces in the Pacific with an increasingly lethal array of weapons; announced that it intended to assert control out to the ‘first island chai’ in the Pacific (Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines); and threatened to nuke Los Angeles if the U.S. defends democratic Taiwan against a Chinese invasion. ‘China’s ultimate goal,’ says Mosher. ‘is to become the hegemon, dethroning the United States as the world’s dominant power.’
“‘This is why China is trying to win control of key maritime choke points…, become a major player in the world’s energy supplies.… and to use international organizations for its own purposes …,’ says Mosher. ‘And this is why it is trying to draw Russia into a new anti-American alliance.’”
“New China-Russia Alliance Aimed at the U.S., Says China Expert,” Forbes.com, 4 August 2005, http://www.forbes.com/prnewswire/feeds/prnewswire/2005/08/04/prnewswire20050804101
“…Steven W. Mosher, wrote one year later in his China Misperceived that ‘for seven weeks in the spring of 1989, the world was treated to a spectacular show of defiance against the Chinese Communist regime and its aging leaders. By the end of May, a million or more people were surging through the streets of Beijing in protest of corruption, bureaucracy, and dictatorship. Never before had so many people gathered in the streets of Beijing.’”
Patrick Moore and Daniel Kimmage, “Uzbekistan: Was Andijon Uzbekistan’s Tiananmen Square?,” Radio Free Europe, 9 Jane 2005 http://www.rferl.org/featuresarticle/2005/6/57159E5B-6B14-4C0B88F6-F895A26D39B7.html
“‘If UNFPA wants U.S. funding, it must cease aiding human rights abuses in China,’ said Steve Mosher, president of the Population Research Institute, or PRI. Mosher said the UNFPA subsidizes a ‘despicable’ program of forced contraception, abortion and sterilization that should reform or he abolished, not rewarded.
“‘So-called pro-choice leaders are revealed for the frauds that they are when they support money for this United Nations agency,’ he said.”
“Congress to restore funding of ‘gendercide’?.” 15 June 2005, World Net Daily, http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44774
“A leading watchdog on Chinese population control issues applauded the vote [against restoring $34 million to United Nations Population Fund]. ‘As long as the UNFPA subsidizes China’s coercive one-child policy in which Chinese women are limited to having one or two children, U.S. funding should not even be considered for this agency,’ Steven Mosher, head of the Population Research Institute, said.
“Mosher said other sanctions imposed against violators of the policy include heavy fines, loss of employment, and threats and intimidation for families for those who exceed their child quota.
“‘If UNFPA wants U.S. funding, it must cease aiding human rights abuses in China,’ said Mosher. ‘At a time when the United States is promoting vigorously human rights around the world, it’s not a positive step to overturn the U.S. law that tries to keep American money out of coercing Third World women.’”
Steven Ertelt, “House Votes Against Restoring Funds for Pro-Abortion UNFPA,” 20 June 2005, LifeNews.com, http://www.lifeNew.com/natl386.html
