At 4 a.m. on Tuesday, an explosion blasted apart one of the Georgia Guidestones, a group of stone tablets commissioned by an unknown organization situated in Elbert County, Georgia, which have been derided by some for the “demonic” commandments written…
Eugenic abortion has become quietly commonplace, as evident in the paucity of disabled children seen these days. Over the years eugenic abortion increased as prenatal screening supposedly improved. But according to a recent New York Times report, prenatal screening tests for…
The lab-leak hypothesis not only poses questions to an authoritarian regime unaccustomed to answering them but to a field whose metamorphosis from scholarly discipline to God replacement witnessed it become more comfortable with issuing declarative sentences than hearing interrogative ones….
The professed goal of eugenics has always been the betterment of society. Think of it as cross-generational plastic surgery. Some genes are more desirable than others — aka, “adaptive” — so if you want a perfect world, a few bad…
“Frankly,” said Ruth Bader Ginsburg in July 2009, “I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don’t want to have too many of. So that Roe…
A judge in White County, Tennessee, has made prisoners an offer some are finding hard to refuse: if they agree to be sterilized, they will earn a 30-day reduction in their sentence. Male offenders will undergo a vasectomy. Female offenders…
The Washington Post calls Hillary Clinton’s pitch to the disabled “unusual,” describing it as part of her bid to appear more positive and compassionate. Not mentioned in the article is the stance that makes her outreach to the handicapped particularly…