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Obama Administration Sends $50 Million of Taxpayer Money to UN Population Fund

Mar 19, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

This UN fund contributes to China’s forced abortion and sterilization programs. Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) — The American economy is in turmoil but the Obama administration sent a $50 million check yesterday to the United Nations Population Fund. That’s the pro-abortion … Continue reading →

Dangerous Situation in the South China Sea

Mar 9, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

Repeated harassments of two U.S. vessels in international waters off China’s coast are increasingly provocative. AP reports: WASHINGTON – The Defense Department charged Monday that five Chinese ships shadowed and maneuvered dangerously close to a U.S. Navy vessel in an … Continue reading →

Three Congressmen Chide Clinton for Downplaying Human Rights Issues with China

Feb 26, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

Brother Francis used to say that the root problem with Americanism is pragmatism. Hilary Clinton just exemplified that assessment in her ignoble surrender to the gods of finance and ecology.  Money and the climate will now be the determining factors … Continue reading →

13 Million Abortions a Year in China

Feb 20, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

Beijing, China (LifeNews.com) — Americans have long bemoaned the fact that well over one million abortions are done in the United States annually. That number pales in comparison to the new figures from China showing more than 13 million abortions … Continue reading →

Cardinal Zen: Be Courageous, No Compromise

Jan 5, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

In an inspiring article in his diocesan weekly, the outspoken cardinal expressed no optimism as far as the Communist government in China granting religious freedom.  He stressed that the hope of the Chinese faithful lies in suffering and prayer, with … Continue reading →

Book Review: The Iron Man of China

Dec 9, 2008 Brian Kelly 1

If the axiom “the corruption of the best is the worst” is true of persons, it can also be true of institutions, and perhaps even of nations as well. Too often this proverb, which ought to be a perennial caveat, … Continue reading →

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