Weekly Briefing

A "Stick" in Time Saves Nine

March 2, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 6  Dear Colleague: The misguided search for an anti-pregnancy vaccine continues, at the University of Virginia and elsewhere, in order to cope with “overpopulation” in the world’s less-developed countries. China is an eager collaborator with the U.S. National Institutes

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Their Appointed Rounds

February 14,2001 Volume 3/ Number 5  Dear Colleague: On February 15th the population controllers are slated to receive an additional $40 million for “population stabilization” (on top of the US Agency for International Development’s current $385 million budget), unless President Bush intervenes. Recent evidence from

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The Dawn of a Perfect Family Planning Policy

February 6, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 4 Dear Colleague: The Wall Street Journal has reported that China is “easing [its] once-brutal policy on family planning.” We believe that the changes are principally cosmetic, masking an underlying reality of coercion and intimidation. Steven W. Mosher President 

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Two Cheers for the Mexico City Policy

January 26, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 3  Dear Colleague: With the news of President Bush reinstating the Mexico City Policy, pro-abortion activists are claiming it is a "gag rule," unduly restricting their prerogative to fund and promote the practice of abortion in developing countries. It is,

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It Is Time for USAID to Go

January 2001 Volume 3/ Number 2  Dear Colleague: Senator Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) has called for the elimination of the U.S. Agency for International Development and its replacement by an International Development Foundation that would make block grants to faith-based and private-sector organizations. We concur. Steven

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America’s Blessings

January 8, 2001  Volume 3/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: Americans are healthier, wealthier, and more numerous than ever before, the latest census shows, yet the population control movement, in the name of a false environmentalism, continues to demand that we cut back our numbers. Steven W.

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Executive Orders to Save Lives

December 29, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 23  Dear Colleague: From his very first day in office, Clinton used Executive Orders to encourage the spread of abortion and reduce the birth rate. George W. Bush should not hesitate to use his own authority as president to help

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Amend U.S. China Policy

November 21, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 21 Dear Colleague: How should we deal with an increasingly belligerent China? This is the single most important foreign policy question that will confront the new U.S. president. Human rights must be the centerpiece of the next administration’s China policy. As

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United in Opposing People

November 14, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 20  Dear Colleague: Driven by a population control agenda, running roughshod over the rights of sovereign states, the UN seems increasingly out of control. Steven W. Mosher President United in Opposing People As the Second World War drew to

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A "Stick" in Time Saves Nine

March 2, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 6  Dear Colleague: The misguided search for an anti-pregnancy vaccine continues, at the University of Virginia and elsewhere, in

Read More »

Their Appointed Rounds

February 14,2001 Volume 3/ Number 5  Dear Colleague: On February 15th the population controllers are slated to receive an additional $40 million for “population stabilization”

Read More »

It Is Time for USAID to Go

January 2001 Volume 3/ Number 2  Dear Colleague: Senator Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) has called for the elimination of the U.S. Agency for International Development and

Read More »

America’s Blessings

January 8, 2001  Volume 3/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: Americans are healthier, wealthier, and more numerous than ever before, the latest census shows, yet the population

Read More »

Executive Orders to Save Lives

December 29, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 23  Dear Colleague: From his very first day in office, Clinton used Executive Orders to encourage the spread of abortion

Read More »

Amend U.S. China Policy

November 21, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 21 Dear Colleague: How should we deal with an increasingly belligerent China? This is the single most important foreign policy question

Read More »

United in Opposing People

November 14, 2000 Volume 2/ Number 20  Dear Colleague: Driven by a population control agenda, running roughshod over the rights of sovereign states, the UN

Read More »