Eco Fascist D. Francis — She Doesn't Understand Science But She Wants Population Control

Those are her own words. In a televised interview with Laura Ingraham, she says that she doesn't understand "the science argument" (behind the global warming theory,) but she believes in population control. Later she adds that even though she may disagree with the way China enforces its one-child policy, but the end (which is conservation and population control) apparently justifies the means.

So what happened to "the state has no place in the bedrooms of the nation"? And what happened to the rights for reproductive choice? (And this time - we're actually talking about reproductive choice, rather than about an implied "choice" to kill a baby while he's still too little to be noticed.) In the interview, D. Francis called herself a feminists. Real feminists, (those who are pro-women and pro-life,) were outraged:

Right. So I was wrong about Diane Francis, very, very wrong. Far be it from me to not admit when I’ve made a mistake. I said she wasn’t an idiot, but in this interview with Laura Ingraham she displays a good dose of idiocy with a splash of just plain ole’ sad.

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Yes, there are feminists and there are feminazis. D. Francis appears to be the latter.

Here are a few more articles and media responses to her NP column:

• News Busters: China's fertility rate of 1.7... is actually higher than that of Germany, Italy, Spain, Austria, and many other European countries.


• Wesley J. Smith: Global Warming Hysteria: The Potential For Tyranny 2


• Hot Air.com: The War Against Children Spreads to Canada


• Jon Ferry, The Province: Population control no way to save Mother Earth


• Tim Worstall, The Examiner: Diane Francis and the global one child policy: hypocrite of the month award nominee


• The Cypress Times: “One-Child” Planet – An Asinine Argument


• Colby Cosh, Macleans: So you really want to save the planet, do you?


• The American Spectator: Diane Francis is Killing the Planet


• Zenit News: The Re-Birth of Population Control; Human Life Seen as a Carbon Problem


• Break Point: Women as slaughterhouse pigs – This is what Diane Francis’ one-child policy looks like

And of course, there's this page, which makes it perfectly clear: overpopulation is a myth.