Margaret
Sanger, Planned Parenthood founder, targeted blacks for extermination and referred to them as "human weeds"
and a "menace to civilization."
When is a genocide not a genocide? When it is
a "rolling genocide." When it is an ongoing but never
finished extermination of a people targeted for destruction. When it
rolls on, generation after generation. When it is too profitable to
bring to an end.
In ancient times, most cultures offered sacrifices to
appease or honor their gods. Throughout the Old Testament, the term
"burnt
offering" referred to the Jewish ritual burning of crops
("firstfruits") and the sacrifice of animals ("firstborn")
as an offering to God. In older translations of Scripture, the word
for burnt offering was "holocaust." Contrary to common
belief, the word did not originate with Hitler's "Final Solution"
during World War II.
Child Sacrifice Forbidden by God
Throughout the pre-Christian world, most cultures, Hebrew
and pagan alike, included their
own children in their sacrificial offerings. However, the God of
the Hebrews ordered an end to this inhuman practice.
The First Final Solution
In the aftermath of World War II, the word
"Holocaust" took on a much larger and more dreadful meaning: the systematic slaughter of
over 6 million European Jews and millions of other "undesirables" by
the Nazi regime before and during World War II. The word has become
synonymous with pure evil.
What do these ancient tales and distant horrors have to
do with us in these enlightened times? Everything. Simply
put, this is the story of Planned Parenthood and the systematic
extermination of an entire people through the destruction of their own
children.
Since 1973, more than 18 million black children of the
60.9 million abortions (31%) have been deliberately killed. By one
estimate, the black population has been reduced by more than 25% since the Roe
v. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion.
Margaret Sanger, "Father" of
Planned Parenthood
The ghost of Margaret Sanger casts a century-long
shadow. Because of her enormous influence in promoting and
implementing her humanist, anti-religious, pro–birth control, and eugenic
philosophy throughout the United States and around the world, one biographer
called her the "Father
of Modern Society."
From the beginning of Sanger's birth
control crusade, she specifically targeted immigrants and ethnic and religious
minorities, especially blacks, Hispanics, and what she once described as
"the Catholic race." Sanger referred to these inferior
races as "human weeds" and a "menace to civilization" to be
segregated and sterilized.
Sanger's first birth control clinic was opened in 1916 in
a poor immigrant section of Brooklyn, where she could provide her
"services" to "immigrant Southern Europeans, Slavs, Latins, and
Jews."
In 1921, she founded the American
Birth Control League (predecessor to Planned Parenthood). In the
same year, she established another birth control clinic in Harlem, a
predominantly black section of New York. She was careful to appoint
an advisory panel composed entirely of black Americans, as were most of the
staff.
Sanger's efforts at birth control, sterilization, and
abortion have always been disproportionately aimed at minorities, especially
blacks.
In November 1939, her director of the South for the Birth
Control Federation of America wrote a proposal called "Suggestions for Negro Project,"
which was designed to bring the "good news" of birth control to poor
Southern blacks. He wrote: "There is a great danger that we
will fail because the Negroes think it a plan for
extermination. Hence, let's appear to let the colored run
it." Sanger approved the project, responding: "We do not
want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population."
In George Grant's exhaustively researched book Grand
Illusions: The Legacy of Planned Parenthood, the author characterized
Sanger's program this way: "The project was quite
successful. Its genocidal intentions were carefully camouflaged beneath
several layers of condescending social service rhetoric and organizational
expertise."
The Never-Ending Final Solution
Arguably, the eugenic war on blacks and other minorities
waged by the "evil empire" of Planned Parenthood is an evil well on
the level of the Holocaust of the Third Reich. Hitler's "Final
Solution" had an end point: exterminate the Jews once and for all.
Planned Parenthood has been engaged in an ongoing
partial extermination of our black brothers and sisters for a century, resulting
in the slaughter of about 18.3 million black babies since 1973, almost one third of the 61 million abortions
since 1973 and triple the number of Jews murdered by the Nazis.
These modern racial exterminators cannot totally
eliminate the black population — and they do not want to — because this would
eliminate their major revenue source. So they must maintain enough
of a core population to keep the "unwanted pregnancies" flowing into
their eugenic clinics to be stripped of their motherhood, harvested for
"spare parts, and "weeded out" of the human family.
In the meantime, pro-life warriors keep begging their
victims to come out of the extermination chambers before it's too
late. But the new holocaust rolls on, generation after generation,
an ongoing, everlasting genocide.
A new Dr. Josef Mengele
arises from the dead in the form of a butcher named Kermit Gosnell. And millions
upon tens of millions of tiny innocent victims are sacrificed on the eugenic
altar of Sanger.
And these butchers call us Nazis.
