Charitable Organizations

Notice anything peculiar about charitable organizations helping the poor? None of them would encourage countries, for example like the Philippines, to seriously practice family planning and birth control measures to help curtail the arrival of poor children into our already very sick populace. After all poverty comes from the population growth, and the more the population grows the business is more profitable for the charitable organizations. An average of three babies are born every minute of the day and night in the Philippines. That’s 1.8 million babies a year. Or 18 million babies in 10 years. Indeed, in the year 2020, the Philippine population will have reached between 140 million Filipinos. What a windfall for the charitable businesses! One such charitable organization is the World Mission. Golly, they are so wealthy now in that they can even afford to publish a prestigious first-class magazine to distribute to all potential charity donors throughout the world. Indeed, charitable organizations make certain that the war against poverty is never won. That it should never be finalized and accomplished. The show must go on! In the name of the Lord Jesus - charity business is big business. Poch Suzara