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Showing posts with label March of Babies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label March of Babies. Show all posts

Saturday, June 25, 2011

White Baby Poll...survey reveals Anglo-Saxon tots a minority in U.S.! Baby Drive, please!









When a local news outlet (Fox Channel 5) reported yesterday afternoon that a recent poll determined that Caucasian babies (ages one to three) were a minority in the country, a cry went up around the country from American-born Citizens!

One friend moaned:
"If we're a minority (white folks) in this country twenty years from now, I'm packing up lock-stock-and-barrel and relocating to Europe.  It's 'Lily White' in Switzerland and Holland, isn't it?" he wondered aloud to all within earshot.

Obviously, there is a reason for the trend.

Young intelligent (educated) white couples tend to be keen on planned parenthood and are not generally inclined to "dump" babies at whim at taxpayer's expense.

There is a likelihood - too - that Anglo-Saxon sweethearts quit their childbearing efforts once two children (preferably one boy and one girl) are born into the family unit.

Call it the "nuclear family" for want of a better term!

It is also wholly possible that orphans of all racial persuasion (adopted by altruistic parents) account for a percentage of the numbers.

"There is a solution to the dilemma," I chuckled to my pal (if only to boost his morale and put an end to his blues).

"White couples need to start matching the offspring of - Blacks, Latinos, and Asians - baby for baby."

"It's a workable goal, Caucasions are capable of achieving," I underscored in an afterthought (in case their was any doubt in his mind).

For example, when there was a uproar over the illegal flow of immigrants from Mexico, the border was later secured and laws put into place to curb the alarming threatening trend.

Likewise, when the problem of illegal workers reared its ugly head, E Verify was introduced to ensure applicants were legally in the U.S. (and entitled to work).

Because of bold, brave, direct action - fewer illegals have been crossing the border - and seeking gainful employment in the United States.

A "BABY DRIVE" has the potential to accomplish a "white" end scenario, in my estimation.

Providing healthy young white couples start hitting the sack with one thought in mind, of course!

A revolutionary idea?

You betcha.


Bottom line?

Like any other race, white folks need to protect their culture from extinction, too.

And, take whatever action is required, to mantain the status quo.

Amen!

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Thursday, January 17, 2008

March of Dimes...every baby has a story! Baby Coach tours U.S.!



"March of Dimes" took a novel approach to inform the public about potential health hazards for wee tots in the home.



The charity purchased a big old bus, decorated it with captivating photos of children, flowers, and toys - and headed out onto the highways and byways of the great United States to spread the word.



The "March for Babies" is an initiative focused on helping the public recognize that March of Dimes helps babies - those born healthy - and those who need help to survive and thrive in this troubling world.



At each stop the locals are urged to "come on down", step lively into the bus, and videotape a "story". After all, "every baby has a story".



On my way to the opening of the newly-renovated San Francisco Library yesterday at the Civic Center, I stumbled on a presentation organizers had thoughtfully set up.



On strategically-placed tables around the "Baby Coach" a wide array of pamphlets on nutrition, calcium requirements, and warnings about childhood disease to watch out for were nicely arranged.



After all, January is "Birth Defects Month". So, parents are reminded that a diet rich in folic acid and other important nutrients can help protect a baby from complications.



When I was invited into the bus to take a gander (in spite of the fact I am childless) I was charmed by the pretty well-decorated interior.



And, Oh-my-God, there was a videotape of "Captain Kangaroo" entertaining the young ones on his popular morning show of yesteryear.



Ah, the whole experience brought back so many fond memories!



A number of parents, relatives, and guardians have taken the opportunity to videotape their stories already. Why not you?



Info: marchofdimes.com/everybaby



Quote,

"A new baby is like the beginning of all things, hope, a dream of possibilities"...







 
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