Yonah Alexander, Director, Inter-University for Terrorism Studies, 2003
[Jerusalem Post, 8-25, Lexis]
Last week's brutal suicide bombings in Baghdad and Jerusalem have
Independently, terrorism causes the U.S. to lash out, precipitating global war
Nicole Schwartz-Morgan, Assistant Prof Politics and Econ – Royal Military College of Canada, 2001
[Wild Globalization and Terrorism, http://www.wfs.org/mmmorgan.htm]
The terrorist act can reactivate atavistic defense mechanisms
Contention Four – Solvency
US family planning assistance is the anchor of the global population control regime – no other donor even comes close to US expertise and technical capacity
Wendy Turnbull, policy analyst at PAI, January 1996 [http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0KDK/is_1996_Jan_1/ai_n18607203/pg_1]
Currently, about three-quarters of the roughly
The U.S. is the most important donor – it has 30 years of experience with on the ground provision of aid and networks that other donors can’t replicate
Population Action International, 1998
[“Paying their Fair Share - Donor Countries and International Population Assistance”, 3/8, http://www.populationaction.org/Publications/Reports/Paying_their_Fair_Share/UNITED_STATES.shtml]
The U.S. population assistance effort still leads the way among Plan: The United States federal government should substantially increase its support of nongovernmental organizations located in the Republic of Kenya which do not comply with the Mexico City Policy
A. 193 countries
Matt Rosenberg, professional geographer and the author of two books about geography, 5/9/2007 http://geography.about.com/cs/countries/a/numbercountries.htm
A very frequent geographical question is "How many countries are in the world?" Different numbers pop up when one inquires or reads about the number of countries in the world. Each source you use often yields a different answer. Ultimately, the best answer is that there are 194 countries in the world.
B. 55, 282 types of intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations
Union of International Associations, 2001 [http://www.uia.org/statistics/organizations/11.1.1a.pdf
Even when the most predictable countries promise health aid to Africa they never actually give it The Nation (Kenya) – AAGM 7/1/2007
Gordon Brown finally succeeded Tony Blair
Environment Add-On
Kenyan overpopulation destroys biodiversity
Phillip Cheborgei, The Nation (Nairobi), 1999
[“African development pegged to usage of biological resources,” Africa News, 4/22, Lexis]
The prospects of successful economic development
Ecological imbalances in Kenya through overuse of land causes worldwide extinction
Miller and Yeager, Africa-Carribean Institute, 1994
[Kenya: The Quest for Prosperity]
The ODA study warns: Everywhere there is competition
Kenya must curb population growth to save 5 keystone species
The Nation, Africa News, 1999
[“Depletion of Rare Plants Alarms Experts,” July 29, Lexis]
Conservationists are alarmed by the fast pace of disappearance
Loss of a keystone species causes extinction
Edward O. Wilson, Professor and Curator of Entomology at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, 1993
[“Building an Ethic,” http://www.defenders.org/bio-ee04.html]
Humanity coevolved with the rest of life on this particular
Somalia Add On
US action in Kenya is critical to build trust with Somalia to have peace talks in Somalia – the lack of these talks would result in
conflict in Somalia that would draw in major powers
Strategic Survey, September 2007 [Volume 107, Issue 1, September, pages 251 – 282]
Who should broker any talks is an open question....Such an escalation may well be in the cards.
A2: Politics
The house and senate just voted to repeal the gag rule – the plan has bipartisan and public support
Tod Preston, Population Action International, September 7, 2007
[“Congress Votes to Repeal Global Gag Rule,” http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/blog/2007/09/07/congress-votes-to-repeal-global-gag-rule]
Last night, despite President Bush's veto threat, the
Kenyan assistance has bipartisan support in Congress
The East African Standard, Speech by Michael E Ranneberger, the American Ambassador to Kenya, 2006
[“‘I Will Support Kenya's Vision for Growth,’” Africa News, All Africa, August 7, Lexis]
I am going to Kenya with a very positive
Random A2: K Cards
Couching reproductive health in the context of overpopulation is crucial to mobilize resources and support – without this context, waning public interest will collapse effective family planning
Amy O. Tsui, population studies at Johns Hopkins, 2005
[Studies in Family Planning 36.4, December]
When it began, the family planning movement
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