Monday, August 8, 2011

China to stop killing baby girls?

Associated Press reports today that China is vowing to "strengthen enforcement" to prevent sex-selective abortions and close a yawning gender gap in a country that already has tens of millions more boys than girls.

The pledge is in the outline of a plan for childhood development through 2020 but has no specifics. [Kind of like Congress's plan to reduce the deficit, then. Ed.] The plan said authorities would increase efforts against the non-medical use of ultrasound tests and abortion of fetuses based on gender.

Spurred by the notorious one-child policy and a traditional preference for boys, sex-selective abortion has created a male-female ratio at birth in China of about 119 males to 100 females, compared with 107 to 100 in industrialized countries. The gap in some provinces is as high as 130 males for every 100 females. This is inconsistent with the Communists' professed goal of a peacful and harmonious society.

The abortion of tens of millions of unborn children -- boys as well as girls -- in Communist China is just one of the "errors of Communism" of which Our Lady of Fatima warned us. She told us that unless Russia is consecrated to Her Immaculate Heart by the Pope in union with all the bishops, those errors will spread throughout the world.

And so it has come to pass. But China is not the only, nor the worst offender. Sex-selective abortion is widely used in India and in the burgeoning Indian diaspora. Every day, 1000s of little Indian girls perish, killed by abortionists hired by the children's own parents.

Of course we white folk would never do anything like that. We don't discriminate on the basis of gender. Every day, 1000s of white children -- boys as well as girls -- meet the same fate. And yet the liberals and progressive thinkers keep pushing for "women's reproductive rights", meaning the right to kill unwanted children. Pray for mercy for their little souls, and justice for those who put their lives to an end.

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