Life, liberty, and the pursuit of nookie. In a truly bizarre move, the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) wants unlimited sex to be declared a worldwide basic human right. Sounds like a teenage boy's dream come true, until you read their sex manifesto and find out this is about more than having something to do on Saturday nights.
The manifesto, titled "Sexual Rights," argues that children should be able to pursue sexual experiences without a parent's interference, if they have the "capacity." Of course, according to the IPPF, a parent isn't the best judge of capacity. They also argue that anyone, no matter their past sexual proclivities, cannot be limited by those actions. In other words, sexual predators would be federally protected from disclosing thier past should they wish to work in a preschool. The IPPF would seek these "rights" under international law, as you would see provided by the United Nations.
The video below, courtesy the American Life League, details the manifesto. Considering how supportive Obama is of Planned Parenthood and how willing he is to bow to international law (remember the controversy over Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor's support of international law?), we should all be concerned.
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Your writing is high on opinion and short on facts. You do your readers a real disservice with this nonsense.
"IPPF lists one of its advocacy objectives as getting governments “to recognize the right of all young people to make decisions about their own sexual and reproductive health” and to “build momentum for universal access to sexual and reproductive health services around the world.”
According to C-FAM, IPPF’s new campaign portrays “family planning” as an intrinsic human right, asserting that governments and the international community need to provide resources to fund family planning. Some of the IPPF’s literature says the new campaign was launched in an attempt to get governments to provide “access to affordable condoms to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections.”
Comments can't contain links? Are you afraid your readers will see the truth in the midst of your distortions?
Victor,
THANK YOU for writing this article and alerting those of us who care enough about our children to stop this disgustingly evil monster. God Bless you!
To the lady thinking that condoms can save from HIV/AIDS, here's a fact that Planned Parenthood keeps from the world: "The rubber comprising latex condoms has intrinsic voids about 5 microns (0.0002 inches) in size. Contrarily, the AIDS virus is only 0.1 micron (4 millionths of an inch) in size. Since this is a factor of 50 smaller than the voids inherent in rubber, the virus can readily pass through the condom." Research done by C. Michael Roland, head of the Polymer Properties Section at the Naval Research laboratory in Washington, D.C.
In other words, condoms don't do a single thing to protect against HIV/AIDS. In fact, the government withdrew a $2.6 million grant to study condom effectiveness because of the number of condom users who could become infected in such a study.
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