Population Control

Written by BPNews Team | 06 October 2011

Pro-RH groups hate it so much when the RH bill is labeled as a population control program. They insist that it is about woman's health that they are promoting through this bill. However the on-going debate about this bill in Congress showed otherwise. Indeed it is about population control. This was revealed through the interpellation by Zambales Representative Ma. Milagros Magsaysay of Pangasinan Representative Kimi Cojuangco, co-sponsor of the bill and self-proclaimed member of the so-called "Soul Sinisters", eeerrrr, "Soul Sisters" daw, whatever that means. Since this event was not reported by the pagan-secularist-mainstream media, I took the liberty of reproducing this report regarding the revealing interpellation, and I quote:

"Bill co-sponsor admits RH is a population control measure (CBCP Monitor Aug 29-Sep 11, 2011 vol 15 # 18 pp A1 & A6).

"A neophyte solon who co-sponsored the Reproductive Health Bill (HB 4244) in Congress finally admitted during plenary discussions that the RH Bill targets population control. Pangasinan Rep. Kimi Cojuangco, co-sponsor of the bill, at times responded with arrogance to Zambales Rep. Ma. Milagros Magsaysay's interpellation, over points in which she apparently was not well-versed but swiftly making an admission that surprised even her co-RH proponents.

"Is [the RH bill] a population measure?" Magsaysay asked.

"Of course," Cojuangco asserted.

"Of course? It's a population measure? To curb poverty, do you need to curb population? In your eyes?" Magsaysay further asked.

"Definitely," came the sure reply.

"In other words, you are contradicting the position of all your other co-sponsors there who said that this is not a population measure, that this is not a poverty alleviation measure."

The Pangasinan congresswoman paused for a few seconds before saying, "Well, it's not a population...ay, it is a population measure but it's not a population control."

After a few more moments of silence in the hall, Cojuangco insisted, "It's a population measure but it's not population control."... End of quote.

Well, the cat is out of the bag. It is about population control, my foot! (For feedbacks sms/txt Sniper@09067204747)