Tip of the iceberg

Do you ever feel that people notice really crucial things that warrant action and yet shrug their shoulders and do nothing at all? Like, are you one of those who have noted that in countries where intensive promotion of condom use has been carried out (such as Thailand and some African nations; I apologize for not taking note which nations in that continent, but I shall research), there was a remarkable increase in AIDS cases after the promotion was launched? Condom use in those areas was heavily marketed by the local government and agencies such as the United Nations as the key to AIDS prevention. Ironic huh? Here's why:

The Death Peddlers would have you believe that if we raise enough money for AIDS research, AIDS patients will be cured and AIDS will go away if only everyone uses the condom and enough people come out to WALK FOR THE CURE! In fact, the AIDS virus is over 450 times smaller than a single sperm, so if the condom fails 15% percent of the time in preventing pregnancy when used correctly, how successful do you expect the condom to be in preventing AIDS, as small as it is? No genius needed to figure that one out!

And if you've been coming across Planned Parenthood in some news articles the past year about their being in hot water over their excuses for providing "reproductive health care services" even to minors and the victims of Hurricane Katrina, here's some food for thought:

The Death Peddlers would have you believe Planned Parenthood is a benevolent organization, seeking only to protect a woman's "right to choose." In fact, it is the very organization originally named The American Birth Control League whose publications in the late 1930's espousing Eugenics by its founder Margaret Sanger were read and inserted into Nazi propaganda. The name was changed to disassociate the organization from that fact. Her eugenic movement to produce, as she put it, "more children from the fit - less from the unfit - is the chief aim of birth control." Her aim was to increase the numbers of the elite in society and to decrease the numbers of society's lower echelons, in order to "create a race of thoroughbreds." It fits well with the mold of Planned Parenthood today that targets minorities (especially blacks, who today make up roughly 11% of the population and undergo nearly 40% of all abortions). Planned Parenthood's "Negro Project" developed in the 1950's is alive and well, in spirit and in practice, and not only amongst the lower classes; even the "elite" have bought into it.

Even though some people and entire organizations are bent on establishing a culture of death right under our noses, our children and our children's children deserve nothing less than a culture of life. But it all starts with us. Here. Now.


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