Nigeria: First Days of President Obama (1)

3 February 2009
opinion

Lagos — The first presidential act of President Barack Obama on January 23, barely three days after assuming office as the first African-American President, was to lift the ban on Mexican City Policy, that is, the ban prohibiting taxpayers' funds from going to organizations promoting genocide against the black race. (I shall hereunder explain the meaning of the phrase: black genocide). So there is rejoicing in the houses of pro-abortion and pro-choice NGOs all over the world. Last two weeks the Obama-abortion money landed in Nigeria amid rejoicing and celebration. Even some Nigerian radical feminists and women liberators have written letters to President Obama thanking him for expidiously releasing money for abortion in Nigeria . Thus Obama has set a record as first the American President to sign an order within 48 hours after taking over the White House endorsing infanticide and abortion.

President Obama has also promised to increase funding for infanticide, much of which goes to Planned Parenthood, to $700 million and to double spending on overseas population control programs to $1 billion. Obama has promised to sign the radical Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) which will have the effect of: automatically nullifying all pro-life legislations in the US; increasing infanticide and abortion in the US by 125,000 more per year; lifting the ban on partial-birth abortion, that is, chopping off the heads of babies during delivery; denying parents the right to be involved before their minor daughters undergo chemical or surgical abortion; forcing health-care providers and professions to participate in baby killing in hospitals etc. Susan Rice, Obama's UN Ambassador, has pledged that the Obama Presidency will ratify the controversial UN Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discriminations Against Women (CEDAW).

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