Food for thought?

http://www.csmonitor.com/2009/1116/p06s04-woeu.html
At UN food summit, Ban Ki-Moon warns of rise in child hunger deaths

It would seem that the U.N. is concerned by starving children. They aren't interested in doing anything about it. But they are concerned. They do like to see the headlines the starving children generates in the news.

But like any good bureaucratic organization, they don't care about the problem they are supposed organized to solve. After all, if they solved the problem, then there is no reason to keep the organization going, much less expand it to deal with an ever larger growing problem. Do you know any one who is interested in doing a good job, if doing a good job will put them out of work?

Since it is better that children starve to death, rather than not get born, I understand why the U.N. (and other organizations) do NOT provide birth control when ever and where ever possible.