Moloch being the pagan god demanding human sacrifice, especially child sacrifice, e-Moloch refers to those computer-related forces aligned against innocent human life.

Although this site focuses upon the tyrannical use of tax monies for abortion, population control, embryonic stem cell research, and the like, we also urge people to be aware of how some corporations sponsor these same deadly practices. Since this is an internet effort, it seems worthwhile to mention a few prominent computer and web-related corporate cases.

Please do not patronize the companies below. They have innocent human blood on their hands.

Microsoft^© is probably the worst offender. Not only does this corporation sponsor Planned Parenthood through its corporate "charitable" donations, but it is the money supplier for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Posing as a charitable entity, this foundation funnels much of its money into population control programs throughout the world.

This information is reliably obtained via Life Decisions International (LDI), HLI, C-Fam, and others. Of special interest is this LifeNews article.

Like Microsoft^©, eBay® is a corporate sponsor of Planned Parenthood. Since the eBay® corporation owns PayPal^™, PayPal^™ is also implicated.

This information is reliably obtained via Life Decisions International (LDI).

Because Adobe Systems, Inc. is a corporate sponsor of Planned Parenthood, it is also a boycott target of Life Decisions International. This is not nearly as serious a matter as the above, however. Most computer systems include a free version of the Adobe® Reader® (Acrobat), the most common way to view PDF files. PDF itself is no longer a proprietary Adobe® format, and Acrobat contains copyrighted but free material from all over.

For these reasons, we encourage people to use the free Acrobat Reader, or to use non-Adobe software to access PDF files, but encourage you NOT to buy Adobe's full-featured Reader, nor any purchased Adobe software.

The Adobe® Flash™ player seems to be a similar matter. The author has no first-hand experience with Flash™, since this website has no need of Flash™ apps, and attempts to offer an open platform using only universal standards. But the same principle as above applies: If downloading the free player puts no money into Adobe's hands, then it puts no money into Planned Parenthood's hands, and that's acceptable.

The above information is reliably obtained via Life Decisions International (LDI), this ISO page, and the copyright section of Acrobat Reader. More comprehensive information on Flash™ is welcome.