Washington D.C., Sep 21, 2007 / 08:54 am
The Rotary Club is an organization that is most often associated with its drive to end polio. However, in a new report on the group, Life Decisions International (LDI) exposes what it claims are ties to pro-abortion and population control programs.
In his recent report titled, “Rotary’s Dance With Death: Population Control Agenda and Ties to Pro-abortion Groups Eclipse Good Works,” the President of LDI, Douglas R. Scott, Jr., stated, “It would be impossible for any person with an intact conscience to turn a blind eye to Rotary's ungodly associations and population control programs. One may offer up any excuse or justification he or she desires, but there is no way that anyone who truly cares about human life, born and pre-born, could be associated with Rotary International. No way whatsoever."
The report, which is featured in the Summer 2007 edition of LDI’s Special Reports, begins by outlining Rotary's beginnings in 1905. In 1943, Rotary adopted its famous "Four-Way Test” which consists of four questions that business people should apply to everything they "think, say or do":
Is it the truth?
Is it fair to all concerned?
Will it build good will and better friendships?
Will it be beneficial to all concerned?