[Askel5]

I trust everyone understands that it was Catholics conditioned at Hesburgh's stealth birth control conferences at Notre Dame (funded by Interlock foundation monies) who led the way in testifying to Congress in the mid-60's that it could never be moral for them to impose their views on others where defense of human life or objection to the state's plans to embark on birth control were concerned.

Naturally, this studied silence where a person's Personal Convictions are concerned seems odd for a "democractic" society where all opinions should be heard.

A true departure from the valiant fight against the State as waged by individual Catholics for the first half of the century who were opposed to eugenics, scientific racism, the genocide that is birth control and state-enforced population control (through Clean Hands methods of education, funding, provision of implements and "data" to ease a person's Choice in the matter).

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"A true departure from the valiant fight against the State as waged by individual Catholics for the first half of the century who were opposed to eugenics, scientific racism, the genocide that is birth control and state-enforced population control (through Clean Hands methods of education, funding, provision of implements and "data" to ease a person's Choice in the matter)."

Have you read the entry with Arthur Jensen and William Shockley yet? Pioneer Fund connected race scientists. Kinda makes one wonder why, of all people to choose from, G. Bush II's HHS pick was someone to whom Charles Murray was a consultant.

[Siobhan]

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