Survivor says U.S. shares guilt for China's abortions

Worldnetdaily.com ^ | April 25, 2008 | Robert Unruh

[Lesforlife]

Saturday, April 26, 2008

MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH WorldNetDaily Exclusive

Survivor says U.S. shares guilt for China's abortions Consumerism pushes factories, boosts pressure to limit children

Posted: April 25, 2008 8:55 pm Eastern

By Bob Unruh WorldNetDaily

A survivor of China's forced-abortion policy is warning Americans they share the responsibility for that nation's holocaust of government-mandated death through their consumerism.

The testimony comes from Shiu Yon Zhou, whose ordeal in which she lost the child who would have been her first-born has been played before Congress, on national television and in the media.

But she spoke to WND today in light of the 2008 Olympics which are scheduled in Beijing and to counter statements being released by the Chinese government that the human rights situation, long deplored as one of the worst on record, is improving.

Her story was revealed to WND in sometimes-halting English, as she still works to grasp the idiomatics of the language she now teaches to her three children, ages 6, 4, and 2, at home.

(Story continues below)

[tennteacher]

Shares China’s guilt. Don’t think so.

[Scotswife]

this is worse than what is happening in Tibet.
Funny the dems would refer to the Tibet situation as genocide without acknowledging the real genocide of the one child policy.

But hey...let’s give them the Olympics, let’s take them off the list of human rights violators - just because they make all of our cheap sh#t - even if they HAVE mixed a little poison in there every now and then.

[uncbob]

Blame Nixon and the hordes of USA Businesses that ran over there

[knuthom]

BS
China introduced the one-child policy in 1979 because they had too many people. That was before China became the manufacturing power they are today.

[Joe Boucher]

“Ran”?
How about continue to run.
Cheap labor has led to Americas downfall.
Illegals here and cheap labor overseas.
We just can’t compete when you pay someone a dollar a day with little or no benefits.

[toddlintown]

What a maroon.

[rlmorel]

The Chinese have been killing female infants for centuries before the USA ever came into existence.

[Poser]

Bush’s fault.

[kalee]

Revisionist baloney.

[investigateworld]

All the lefties love to point out the hypocrisy of 'America's Bible Belt'.

Wal-Mart started in the south and their customers haven't hesitated to buy Chicom sh*t by the trainload.

[Ouderkirk]

THe guilty party here is Paul Ehrlich and his manifesto the Population Bomb.

[Zhang Fei]

But of course. China’s standard narrative has been to blame the West for its problems. Ask her how she feels about Tibet, and usual Chinese sense of entitlement will spill out.

[Lesforlife]

We did speak of Tibet and your insinuation never surfaced.

She agreed they have been treated horribly by an evil regime, like women in China.

[Lesforlife]

MONDAY MORNING POLITICKING WITH BOB SCHAFFER!

Welcome to the TWILIGHT ZONE!

In response to questions about American Right to Life's allegations that former Congressman Schaffer turned a blind eye to the plight of Chinese women regarding forced abortion and his support of MFN for China, this interview is priceless as an example of duck and cover!

Monday Morning Politicking with Bob Schaffer

By Jeremy Pelzer …This week's Monday Morning Politicking… conversation with Schaffer. He discussed recent reports regarding his 1999 trip to the Northern Marianas Islands… Schaffer was accompanied by his campaign manager, Dick Wadhams, who jumped into the conversation at several points.

PolitickerCO: The campaign's been fairly quiet about the whole Marianas Islands controversy since it came out in the Post about a week or so ago. What's your take on this whole controversy and how it's played out?

Schaffer: Why don't you describe the controversy?

PolitickerCO: Well, just that the Post put out a series of articles detailing how, one, you went to the Marianas Islands and it was funded by or organized by Preston Gates...

Schaffer: Really? Was it?

Wadhams: No.

(Politickerco Editor's Note: Schaffer's trip, according to the Denver Post, was not paid for by Preston Gates, jailed lobbyist Jack Abramoff's former law firm. According to the Post, it was paid for by the California-based Traditional Values Coalition, which Schaffer described as a religious group "concerned with human rights." The Post also reported that "Later investigations have shown that in many instances, TVC - which claims to represent 43,000 churches - acted virtually as a political arm of Abramoff's lobbying operation.")

Schaffer: Why don't you take the opportunity to substantiate your comment just now?

PolitickerCO: Sure, sure. This is just -well, what is your take on the controversy? Why don't you fill me in?

Schaffer: Why don't you describe the controversy?

The stonewalling continues . . . . http://www.politickerco.com/jeremypelzer/1019/monday-morning-politicking-bob-schaffer

To hear Bob Enyart's play by play description of this crazy obfuscation, and hear the latest on the Colorado for Equal Rights Personhood Amendment effort, which U.S. Senate candidate Schaffer won't support, listen daily at kgov.com