Kerry Howley | February 25, 2008
Singapore has one of the most zealous pro-fertility agendas in the world, involving a state-run matchmaking service, cash bonuses for child production, and a PR campaign dubbed "Have Three or More, If You Can Afford It." A few decades back, of course, overpopulation seemed rather more pressing (See: Famine, 1975!), and the city-state was running a campaign called "Stop at Two." I've posted one of these over at my own blog, but here are a few more classic please-stop-breeding posters that the Singaporean government has archived online:



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