When the Clinton administration sent its ultraliberal

team of Undersecretary of State Tim Worth and his assistant,

feminist Bella Abzug, to the U.N. population conference in Cairo,

their agenda was clear: export abortion and American feminism to

the rest of the world.

So when three journalists from American anti-abortion

newspapers were discovered at the conference, Secretary Wirth

ordered U.N. security to confiscate their passports and press

credentials. They were then detained by Egyptian police, reports

the Washington Times.

Pro-abortion groups had a different status at the

meeting. According to CBN news, 200 members of Planned Parenthood

participated as delegates for different countries.

In the end, the Clintons had only a partial success on

their secret agenda. The language on abortion was softened

substantially so that abortion is no longer advocated or

encouraged, but they managed to slide in the politically correct

phrase "empowering women" in the final document. Try translating

that to Chinese or Tutsi.