Bush's $50 Billion AIDS Relief Bill Could Be Biggest Bonanza in History For Population Control Movement

The U.S. House of Representatives has approved what could become the biggest financial bonanza in history for the population control movement. The House voted today to approve H.R. 5501, which is popularly known as the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), a program that has already pumped billions of dollars into programs in Africa that ostensibly seek to reduce the spread of HIV and to provide medications to those already infected. A similar bill (S 2731) is under consideration in the Senate. The bill's huge increase will literally flood "family planning" organizations with new money for condom promotion and distribution, and allow them to shift their existing funds used for condom programs to other contraceptive programs, such as abortifacient birth control pills and other methods that kill the unborn, which are not covered by current funding restrictions. Read more...

Flashback -- April 03, 2008
House Votes to Unconstitutionally Spend $50 Billion to Fight AIDS, Other Global Illness
WASHINGTON -- The House voted Wednesday to triple to more than $10 billion a year U.S. humanitarian spending on fighting AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in Africa and other stricken areas of the world. About $41 billion of the $50 billion over five years would be devoted to AIDS, significantly expanding a program credited with saving more than 1 million lives in Africa alone in the largest U.S. investment ever against a single disease.

Posted by Editor at April 5, 2008 12:14 PM