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Grave Hands ... Protecting Unborn and BORN Children by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
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edited: Sunday, March 3, 2019
Posted: Sunday, March 3, 2019
Hands Analogy applied to protecting unborn and BORN children ... upcoming movie about Mr. Phuc in Vietnam.
Pic: Public Domain
While the "hands" of some doctors and many legislators have recently given a "thumbs down" to protecting unborn and BORN children, it was great to also recently hear about "GRAVE HANDS" ...
As noted by the website (https://www.gravehandsfilm.com -"Grave Hands" Film):
"Grave Hands" is the incredible story of a man and his family who have dedicated their lives to saving and serving children and pregnant women in Vietnam. Along with providing a safe place for women and children at risk, Mr. Phúc routinely collects the bodies of recently terminated children, giving them a proper burial and grave. Since he began his mission in 2004 Mr. Tong Phuroc Phúc has buried over 22,000 infants and counting. He also does what he can to save others from this same fate. Most importantly, over 100 children have been rescued and/or adopted from an otherwise shallow grave."
The documentary mission:
"Our goal for this film is to encourage people to broaden their worldview and to see life in a different way that transcends political and personal opinion. We hope that our viewers will walk away inspired to become a voice for those who cannot speak thus making the world a better place."
With all the recent attention for the Trump and Kim summit in Vietnam, maybe the media could have reviewed Mr Phuc's great work, which is a "grave matter."
Trailer link of the upcoming documentary on website:
https://www.gravehandsfilm.com/
Shortly much better than two nuclear sociopaths facing off in a race to see who pushes the doomsday button first.
But I'm torn by the need to humanly treat children and the crushing overpopulation that is dooming our planet to degradation in so many sectors. We must somehow come to a way of preventing unnecessary birth worldwide. I suggest very strong family planning. Perhaps not as stringent as the Chinese one, allowing only one child per fertile couple. But, akin to preventing conception in every way possible for anyone without the necessary means for providing for their children to adulthood.
But I'm torn by the need to humanly treat children and the crushing overpopulation that is dooming our planet to degradation in so many sectors. We must somehow come to a way of preventing unnecessary birth worldwide. I suggest very strong family planning. Perhaps not as stringent as the Chinese one, allowing only one child per fertile couple. But, akin to preventing conception in every way possible for anyone without the necessary means for providing for their children to adulthood.
Ron