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The Greying of Humankind Blogging Event Roundup
Tagged with: aging population, birth dearth, Canada, demographic winter, economics, economy, Greece, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, USA
Posted in Ako Ay Pilipino, Population Control, The Economic Perspective
Posted in Ako Ay Pilipino, Population Control, The Economic Perspective
Tocqueville, Self-Interest and the Government
The problem, to be blunt, is government. You have a choice, in Tocqueville’s view, between a government that protects freedom and a government that provides material security. You cannot have both. And if you choose comfortable slavery you cannot have…
Posted in The Economic Perspective, The Moral Argument
Singapore’s Folly, Again
From this article: Singaporeans need to marry and have children if they do not want the country to fold up, Mr Lee Kuan Yew warned on Saturday night. In his annual National Day dinner speech to residents of Tanjong Pagar…
Tagged with: demographic winter, Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Is RH Bill A Scam?
Very interesting and enlightening post by BongV at AntiPinoy: Population Size/Density/Growth Rate, Ease of Doing Business or Why the RH Bill is a Scam What this all adds up to is that poverty is not caused by population size, population…
Tagged with: business, economics, growth rate, population control, population density, poverty
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
More Thumbs Down
RH is unnecessary. As an economist friend who works in a foreign bank pointed out to me: Contraceptive devices like condoms, IUDs, pills, tubal ligations, and vasectomies are not illegal in our country. You can hear radio commercials and see…
Tagged with: coercion, conscience, contraceptives, economics, Family Planning, government, religious freedom, religious liberty
Posted in News/Commentary, The Economic Perspective
Posted in News/Commentary, The Economic Perspective
Let the Truth Be Told
Enrile does what he does best, reveal the logic (or maybe we should call it “illogic”) of those who think population control = progress. “Are you suggesting (we) adopt … population control in the country?” asked Enrile, who attended a…
Tagged with: demographics, economics, economy, foreign pressure, population control, population controllers, progress
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Killing the Goose that Lays the Golden Eggs
Passing the RH Bill would be killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Already China and Thailand – still with relatively large populations – are suffering from labor shortages because of the rapid aging of their populations over the…
Tagged with: abortion, coercion, demographics, economy, Population, population control
Posted in Population Control, Poverty, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Posted in Population Control, Poverty, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Philippine Population = Opportunity
The debate has been going on for centuries. In the Philippines, it flares up whenever lawmakers take up bills proposing to control population growth. In recent months, however, the government’s top economic managers — echoed by a number of private-sector…
Is Overpopulation the Problem?
Tagged with: eugenics, hunger, Melinda Gates, overpopulation, Population, population control, poverty
Posted in data, Gallery, Population Control, Poverty, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Posted in data, Gallery, Population Control, Poverty, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Lessons from Singapore’s Demographic Winter
Can We Still Trust Lee Kuan Yew? By 2011, our birthrate stood at yet another historic low of 1.15. Mr Lee’s population tweaking and his obsession in eugenics has arguably brought Singapore to its current dilemma. The PAP never took…
Tagged with: demographic winter, Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation, Timeline
Posted in Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation, Timeline
Just Say No to Population Control
Look at Singapore, and see the devastating effects of population control. We don’t want to go there.
Tagged with: demographic winter, Lee Kwan Yew, overpopulation myth, PopCom, popcon, population control, Singapore
Posted in Gallery, Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Posted in Gallery, Population Control, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation
Filipinos for Life 
RH Bill — Decoded, from 700 Club Asia
A lengthy production from the 700 Club, but well worth watching. No, it’s not only the Catholic Church that believes the RH bill should not be passed.
Posted in Exposés, News/Commentary, Population Control, The Biblical Christian Perspective, The Economic Perspective, The Myth of Overpopulation, Videos, Women's Health