Posted on 04/07/2014 7:56:31 PM PDT by Morgana
And we’re back. This week marks the 47th Session of the Commission on Population and Development (CPD) and on this cloudy, breezy Manhattan day, delegates from around the globe have gathered at UN Headquarters to discuss and debate policies and strategies to better serve the populations of the world. Or one would hope.
At last year’s CPD, I watched and listened as the most radical elements within the international abortion industry and lobby hijacked the proceedings in an attempt to yet again push the wants of the first world over the needs of the developing one.
proabort39When in the ensuing months after that CPD meeting I saw and heard reports of the mushrooming refugee crises in Syria, Latin American and several African Nations, I wondered if those radical feminists who had gathered in Manhattan were taking note. Did they stop to consider the damage they may have caused the women in these areas of conflict with their posturing and faux outrage over so-called Reproductive Rights? I had hoped they had.
This week’s discussions at the UN will surround a review of the progress made on the International Conference on Population and Development’s (ICPD) Programme of Action 20 years after its adoption in Cairo, Egypt. That’s great – but men, women and children are still dying and migrating in and from the aforementioned wars and conflicts – as well as from the looming genocide in the Central African Republic that some say might rival the atrocities committed in Rwanda in the 1990s if left unchecked.
Will the purveyors of abortion put away their curettes long enough to take notice and fight for these women? I had hoped they would. Unfortunately, this is the full-page ad in the New York Times that greeted the participants to this year’s CPD.
“Abortion is not a crime – it’s a right” the ad claims without mere mention of how much money these pro-abortion business stand to gain with more liberalized abortion laws.
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And that’s all they have to offer the mother in Damascus whose husband is dead and whose children are hungry and ill fed. This is what they want for the young girl in the Central African Republic who is hiding in a closet in fear for her life. This is all they will push for as young women in Venezuela are shot in the head for simply speaking out for freedom.
They believe that life will be that much better for all of these (and millions of other) women in crisis if they could just have access to abortion.
CLICK LIKE IF YOU’RE PRO-LIFE!
The more things change at the UN – the more they don’t. For a much more insightful read on this push for universal access to abortion please read Parliamentary Network for Critical Issues take on what the abortion lobby is doing.
We who fight for life and dignity for all women covet your prayers.
Reports to follow.
This is an example of why transnational organizations and their promoters are profoundly evil.
and seriously out of touch with the rest of the world.
They are being looked at with more skepticism, more of the time. I think the world at large is realizing that the West has grown demented and perverse.
Well, this is why John D. Rockefeller, Jr. donated the money new world order’s “United Nations” needed to buy the property where its headquarters sits today.
In two words, population control.
New world order elites in Britain were scheming about how to keep the number of “sheeple” in the world held down to what “they knew” to be “sensible levels” as far back as the 1700’s.
Look at ANY feminist and ask yourself why would they even need to have an abortion?
Most feminists seem to hate men so I wonder who gets them pregnant if at all.
I think they want all women not to have sex with men and all women not to have babies just because they hate men.
Hear! Hear!
Will these miserable hags will ever go away?
Look at ANY feminist and ask yourself why would they even need to have an abortion?
It could be that they don’t want others to have what they don’t have. No one wants to mate with their ugly azzes.
I hope they call on a lot of Muslim countries for support
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