Pro Choice or Pro Life? Well, is there between? We shouldn't have some law forcing against "our will", but also we shouldn't take away someone's life-especially a human baby that can't make a choice. I believe that is an issue that is causing division in our nation, which I feel people are fighting each other on an issue that is miscommunicated-we are fighting over a misunderstanding issue.
I have a friend of mine who was about to be aborted, but his life was "spared" and was adopted. How many people out there have a similar story?
""When you help the Hebrew women give birth, kill all the boys as soon as they are born. Allow only the baby girls to live.""-Exodus 1:16
The Genocide Awarenesss Project (Part 1)
""Several years ago, when 17,000 aborted babies were found in a dumpster outside a pathology laboratory in Los, Angeles, California, some 12-15,000 were observed to be black." --Erma Clardy Craven (deceased) Social Worker and Civil Rights Leader THE ORIGINAL VIDEO IS HERE: http://blackgenocide.org/sayso_video.html For Crisis Pregnancy assistance nationwide, call (800) 848-5683 or visit: www.PregnancyCenters.org online Abortion Breast Cancer Every day in the United States, 1,452 African-American children are violently executed...before they're ever born. The "Say-So" March is designed to draw annual attention to this shocking reality. Beginning in Newark, New Jersey and concluding two-days later on the steps of the Supreme Court, the "Say-So" March gives visual representation to the devastating impact abortion is having on the black community. Along the way, marchers have an opportunity to educate the communities they pass through as they carry graphic, 13-foot signs depicting both the historic mistreatment of born
, and the current mistreatment of unborn African-Americans. Black Americans represent 9% of the U.S. population (down from 12% in 1973, when abortion was legalized), yet 44% of all abortions are by Black Americans. (Planned Parenthood- Alan Guttmacher Institute, and the U.S. Center for Health Statistics), 1987) Mississippi State Rep. Hillman Terome Frazier explains this situation as a "lack of information", (Black Americans for Life Newsletter, Spring, 1990, p1). A 1993 study done by Howard University showed that African American mothers over age 50 were 4.7 times more likely to develop breast cancer if they had had any abortions compared to mothers who did not have an abortion. The study, as published in the Journal of the National Medical Association, established that mothers with at least one induced abortion have a consistently higher risk of developing breast cancer than those who had had no abortion. The study recognizes that this issue is "still highly controversial"; however, "our results indicate that induced abortions may significantly increase the risk of breast cancer in Black women...", (Journal of the National Association 85:931-939). Between 1882 and 1968, 3,446 Blacks were lynched. However, between 1973 and 1998 over 12 million Black children have been exterminated through surgical abortions. IT'S TIME TO STOP THE GENOCIDE!! (based on statistics from "Choice-A Threat to Racial Reconciliation" L.E.A.R.N. Conference 1998 pamphlet). "Yesterday they snatched babies from our arms and sold them into slavery, today they snatch them from our womb and throw them in the garbage." (Dr. Dolores Bernadette Grier, Vice Chancellor Community Relations, Archdiocese of New York) With 1/3 of all abortions performed to dispose of African American children, the U.S. abortion industry has received over $30,000,000,000 (yes, billion) from the Black community over the last 2 years. What if instead of paying for services to discard these children (including, over 40% of the time, a least one of their pre-born brother or sisters) into the garbage can, these billions have been invested into helping these children live and their families...? (African American Life Alliance) But you say you're "PRO-CHOICE"!!! There is a perception in the African American community, especially by many of our leaders that access to legal abortion is a right that must be protected regardless of the moral implications. Well, for us there was a time when we suffered under a legal right that was morally wrong. In the late 1800's, a "pro-choice" position supported the continuation of the legally-protected right to own slaves. Slavery was morally wrong even though it was legal and those who stood by and did nothing equally << less"
My personal stance on this issues (became more big for me after someone told me he was "pro-choice" during the 2004 Elections on "moral issues")is close to my heart. I work at a group home of 8 developmentally disabled adults, I don't know each of their exact stories. However, I love them as a family member. After working here for 5+ years and going since 1999, I can't see why any mother would want to have abortion due to any medical conditions...
"Since statistics show that nine out of ten babies diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted, the numbers of perfectly healthy babies being aborted are incredibly high. Conservatively, at least one of these nine who abort would have delivered a healthy child."-"When a Pregnancy Test Shows Down Syndrome"-from Focus on the Family
A baby should not be killed because of a physical ailment or a medical condition. God probably lets this happen, so people like me who works with them will be touched in many ways (see personal group home story)
Last evening (Sunday, October 7th of 2007), I was talking to a friend of her past abortions. She literally told me that she would have sex all the time and would get abortions to make money (1000 nevas in Canada!). It would help buy her food, clothing, and shelter. I decided to research more on this...
-Health Effects: Coalition of Abortion/Breast Cancer "Planned Parenthood is enthusiastic about OTC sales because the British experience shows that, by making the drug widely available, abortion sales increased (and so did sexually transmitted diseases, especially among adolescents).
Planned Parenthood is not in the business of selling Plan B, so it can sell fewer abortions. When Plan B "fails" to prevent either conception or implantation, young women will seek surgical abortions. Money is what drives this business." The Effects of Abortion Including Known Complications, from abortionfacts.com "Effects on Women's Biological Health - Immediate
Complications You can have With your abortion A complete list and description of physical complications of abortion
Maternal Deaths and Long Term Complications: A complete collection of statistics, quotes, and medical evidence.
Double Murder for Pregnant Woman?
This evening (Sunday, November 7th of 2009), I was chatting with a friend on the abortion issue after we saw a graffiti sign-"Abortion kills babies" on a public sidewalk. She then raised the infamous question.."How is killing a pregnant woman double murder?"...
"..Ingram says Nelson's intent to kill the child was obvious by her wounds.
"It looked like he was intent on killing both of them," he said.
Detectives agree. Nelson will be charged with double murder.
"I think it should be a double homicide, the baby was ready to come," Ingram said... Is Killing Pregnant Woman a Double Murder?
March 24 abcnews.go.com ".. Federal lawmakers are considering a controversial bill that would make it a crime to injure or kill a fetus during the commission of a federal violent crime against a pregnant woman.
The bill, which sponsors are calling "Laci and Connor's law" is backed by Sharon Rocha, the mother of Laci Peterson, who was eight months pregnant when she was slain in California in 2002. Scott Peterson, her widower, is being charged both with Laci's slaying, and the slaying of their unborn son, Connor, because California is one of 29 states with so-called fetal homicide laws. ..
"..Here's where it gets tricky. Clearly killing a pregnant woman is a horrible crime. And doing so beacuse you want to end her pregnancy is even more horrible. But is it a double murder? If it is, doesn't that open a door to equating abortion with murder?
No matter what, this is a very depressing statistic.
Source: WJZ.com ..
Assumption Catholic Church: Dinning Hall (basement)
Saturday, October 5th of 2008 @5:0p-7pm
"Catered Banquet Sunday evening - 5pm at the Catholic Church fellowship hall Bello Cucina is cating a banquest fundraiser for the Morris Life Care Pregnancy Center! Theresa Fisher is the director, the food will be delicious, the cause is wonderful, and the cost is -- a freewill offering."
Life Care Pregnancy Center marks 10th anniversary of helping area’s young mothers
Morris Sun Tribune
Published Saturday, October 06, 2007 "Since the Morris Life Care Pregnancy Center first opened its doors one decade ago, it has experienced plenty of significant milestones in its growth and expansion.
But, for the people who volunteer, support and sustain the organization, the only moments that ever really mattered involve the women who have been helped along the way.
To mark the anniversay, the center is holding a dinner today (Oct. 6) from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Assumption Church Fellowship Hall. The public is invited and free-will offering will be taken.
Bonnie Wall, who has served as Director for the Center since 2001, said the center's primary purpose is to provide support, friendship and practical assistance to girls and women who find themselves in an unplanned or unexpected pregnancy.
“Our basic premise and our mission is helping women who find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy situation,” Wall said. “And helping not only themselves but their family, their boyfriend, their friends, to accept the decision they want to make concerning their situation, whether they will choose to parent or put the child up for adoption.”
According to Wall, for women of any age an unexpected pregnancy can be one of the most exciting or one of the most frightening experiences of their lives. Coming to terms with a decision regarding how to handle the next steps in their lives can be a time of great inner conflict, and the process of making that decision is one that a woman should not have to walk through alone.
This is where supporters and volunteers of the Center see themselves as keys. They work to provide a supportive, non-judgmental environment to any woman who thinks or knows she is pregnant. They offer information and options that will help women understand that they can walk successfully through their pregnancy and into the next stage of life, Wall said.
“The decision is really theirs,” said Wall. “But, once they decide to keep that child, from that point on it is about caring for the child. Whether they decide to raise the child or put them up for adoption, we are going to help them with that.”
Support services through the center are free and confidential. The center provides free pregnancy tests, individual pregnancy counseling, pregnancy education, new born education, as well as chastity and sexual disease counseling. They also provide practical assistance in the form of material goods, as well as referrals for medical, housing, financial and educational needs.
According to Wall, the center has a strong referral network. If a woman is in need of a place to live, they connect her with a county HRA. If she has insurance needs, they might connect her to Stevens County Human Services. If she needs a job, they refer her to CEP.
“We don’t do everything,” Wall said. “If there’s an agency or organization or school that already exists and it is something they need to do, we will refer them to that. We also have several agencies that we work with if they decide for adoption.”
Folded into the Center’s mission of providing for women’s practical and emotional needs is a strong emphasis on helping them gain a strong sense of independence and ownership of their lives and in the care of their child.
“We try and teach people to be self-sufficient,” Wall said. “How do you actually take care of this child?”
One program they offer women to help them grow as an individual through the process of pregnancy, birth, and parenthood is an “Earn While You Learn” program. The “Earn While You Learn” is a curriculum that contains 45 lessons in nine modules that take women from early pregnancy to three months after the baby is born.
The curriculum covers pregnancy, postpartum care, the developing pre-born, the emotional needs and physical care of a newborn, first aid and more. Women who go through these lessons earn what the center calls “Mommy Money,” which they can use to purchase items in the center’s store.
“We have anything and everything you would actually need to bring that child up,” said Wall.
Items in the store include high chairs, bassinets, shoes, bottles, formula, diapers, and more. While these items are available free of charge to any woman with a need, according to Wall, some women prefer to feel that they are investing in their personal development and like the idea of earning the things they need to care for their child.
“The center does not purchase any of the items in the store,” Wall said. “Everything we give to women has been donated brand new or gently used.”
According to Wall, there are several people in the community who have adopted the center. These people go to rummage sales, clearance sales, or just shop for items to donate because they love to buy things for babies and want to help support mothers with need.
“Every now and then I find a box or bag by the door and I know it has come from one of them,” Wall said. “We even have one lady who crochets a scarf for each one of our babies when they’re born.”
This sort of grass roots support and loyalty has been integral to the center’s operation from the beginning. The center’s origins stretch back to the mid 1990s when a group of people got together to determine whether or not the area needed a pregnancy center. The group operated largely out of the living room of one community individual for quite some time before they officially organized.
“They didn’t actually open in an office form until 1997,” said Wall.
“It was a very bare bones operation,” said Mary Odegaard, who served as the first Director of the Center from 1997 to 1999. “We had a few office hours, some volunteers, and an answering machine.”
But according to Odegaard, the biggest challenge in the early days was less about location and resources and more about getting the word out about who they were and how they wanted to be a positive resource for women.
“It was getting a reputation in town as someone who would not judge and would give choices, Odegaard said.” “As we grew and as girls and families began to use the services we had grandparents coming in looking for services for grandkids. We had parents, we had college kids - both for pregnancy tests or just to talk and to plan.”
Odegaard defines the major milestone for the center as not a specific moment or event, but rather a period of time where many in the community began to recognize the center as a resource.
“I think the major milestone was when we became a community resource that the community was using,” she said. “When the majority of our referrals became word of mouth referrals or reputation referrals. That’s when we knew we were going somewhere when we had people bringing their friends in.”
For Odegaard, this was particularly important because, to her, one of the underpinnings of the center is its desire to be a safe place for women to come and receive support and be treated like “thinking people.”
“We do not get resistance from women who are looking for someone to listen to them and respect them,” she said. “We give them information, offer them resources, and are a helping hand. We respect them enough as an adult to treat them like thinking individuals.”
Since 1997, the center has had three locations in Morris prior to settling at their current location in the Theatre Arcade Building, where they have been since January 2004. For Bonnie Wall, this represents another major milestone.
“When we came into this building, we shifted,” said Wall. “For the first time in the history of the pregnancy center all of the materials are under one roof.”
Past Events:
Walk for Life!
OPEN HOUSE!
Sunday, April 25th @2pm
Who? Morris Life Care Pregnancy Center: Single/Married Women of all ages
Where? 601 1/2 California Ave. (moved to Morris Theatre Arcade Building)
When? M-F
Contact: Bonnie Wall 320.589.0300/ 1.800.285.0712
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Planned Parenthood clinics in several states said they would accept contributions earmarked only for abortions targeting African American babies, according to a college journalist who posed undercover as a racist donor.
The investigation and its subsequent articles were published in “The Advocate,” a quarterly alternative magazine published by Live Action, pro-life student organization at the University of California, Los Angeles. About 4,500 copies of the magazine were distributed campuswide.
Lila Rose, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, said her colleague James O’Keefe contacted seven Planned Parenthood clinics, all in different states. Audios of two of the phone conversations, one placed in Idaho, the other in Ohio, have been made public in video form and are posed on YouTube, an Internet video hub. Rose said officials at all seven clinics indicated a willingness to accept the money even though the caller intimated he wanted the money used to prevent the births of African American babies.
“No state hung up the phone,” the college sophomore said. “It was shocking the way some of the employees completely disregarded the blatantly racist comments. They way they were willing to accept the donations.”
Rose said the YouTube videos attracted 80,000 views in the first two weeks they were posted online. She said they planned to release the other videos in the coming weeks.
In the audio involving the Idaho clinic, the male caller was specific about his intent with the proposed donation, telling the clinic employee he was against affirmative action and didn’t want his kids to be “disadvantaged against black kids” when enrolling in college.
“And we don’t, you know we just think, the less black kids out there the better,” the donor told the employee.
The Planned Parenthood representative responded to his comments by saying, “Understandable, understandable.”
On Feb. 28, Rebecca Poedy, CEO of Planned Parenthood, issued an apology for the employee’s actions.
“A fundraising employee violated the organization’s principles and practices when she appeared to be willing to accept a racially motivated donation,” her statement read. “This employee made a serious mistake.
“We apologize for the manner in which this offensive call was handled. We take full responsibility for the actions of the fundraising staff member who created the impression that racism of any form would be tolerated at Planned Parenthood.”
The clinic did not specify what, if any, disciplinary action was taken, but did chastise the students for their “deceptive tactics to smear Planned Parenthood.”
‘Black genocide’
Rose made national headlines last year when she went undercover and exposed a Planned Parenthood official coaching her how to avoid state-mandated statutory rape reporting laws. In that case, Rose posed as a 15-year-old who was impregnated by her 23-year-old boyfriend.
This time, Rose said the publication decided to go undercover after hearing of possible “black genocide” cases at the clinics. She cited the work of the Rev. Clenard Howard Childress Jr., founder of a movement and Web site, called Black Genocide.
Research, Rose said, led her to discover that Margaret Sanger, the founder of a birth control organization that eventually became Planned Parenthood, was a supporter of eugenics. She also cited Black Genocide statistics showing that most Planned Parenthood clinics are located in minority neighborhoods.
“We wanted to investigate if, and how, this black genocide is alive and well,” she said. “Since its founding Planned Parenthood has been targeting minorities and still is targeting minorities. It’s not surprising because this is an organization that is blatantly, efficiently, devastating the African American community.”
Support from a King
Dr. Alveda King, niece of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., praised Rose and her colleagues for exposing Planned Parenthood and has endorsed an upcoming Live Action campaign to get UCLA to sever its ties with Planned Parenthood. King is a national writer and author who has been critical of Planned Parenthood and the widespread availability of abortions, especially in the African American community.
“It’s effective, it’s accurate, it’s true,” King said of the Advocate’s story.
She said Rose has become a well-respected voice for the unborn.
“I’m so proud of her,” King said. “I’m so excited young people have the courage and the desire to tell the truth and defend the rights of those unborn black babies … They have a need and a want to explore and investigate the truth.”
King, who acknowledged that it’s not easy to speak out against Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, lauded Rose for her fearless campaign.
“The worst thing they (Planned Parenthood) could do to me they already did,” she said. “They convinced me in 1973 that my baby was a blob of tissue and it was OK to abort it.”
Prompting dialogue
Rose said although administration officials have been lukewarm to the work of The Advocate, she has seen little resistance on campus.
“I’ve only encouraged a few hostile students,” she said. “Most students want to hear about it. It encourages them to do their own research and it opens up a dialogue, which is what we are trying to do.
“A lot of students want to know more. They don’t want to be fed lies or propaganda from anyone.”
Rose said she hopes the story and videos will help to reverse the ease of access to abortion nationwide and lead to new policy initiatives.
“They are using abortion as a solution for problems in the community,” she said. “We can do better than that, better than using abortion.
King agreed, saying continued exposure will shed the light on an industry that is making millions off of the deaths of the unborn.
“We have to pray, we have to speak truth and we have to reveal the truth,” said King, founder of the King for America ministry.
Rose said she’s confident other young people will catch the vision.
“There are hundreds and thousands of pro-life college students out there who are passionate and brave and intelligent, and we can work together to get the message out,” she said.
“This is an organization that receives hundreds of millions in taxpayer money. They are classified as a non-profit. They need to be stopped. They need to be held accountable for their actions.”
For more information about Live Action or to see an online edition of their magazine, visit www.laadvocate.com or go to YouTube.com and search for “UCLA advocate racism.”
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Planned Parenthood Racism Investigation by UCLA Law Student
"Planned Parenthood of both Idaho and Ohio accepts money from a donor who openly shares his racist agenda to "lower the number of Blacks in America.""
*"From the parade of studies showing an increase in breast cancer rates to the proliferation of depression and suicide among post-abortive women, the interests of women seem to be negated, rather than ensured, by abortion-on-demand."
Computer
Planned Parenthood Exposed (Exposed!)
"This is an exposé on YouTube's banning of the Planned Parenehood Exposed video! "
"MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- A doctor's license was revoked Friday in the case of a teenager who planned to have an abortion but instead gave birth to a baby she says was killed when clinic staffers put it into a plastic bag and threw it in the trash.
The doctor, Pierre Jean-Jacques Renelique, also is the subject of a criminal investigation. Renelique was not present when the baby was born, but the Florida Medical Board upheld Department of Health allegations that he falsified medical records, inappropriately delegated tasks to unlicensed personnel and committed malpractice.
Joseph Harrison, the attorney representing Renelique at the license revocation hearing in Tampa, said Renelique has not decided whether to appeal.
The state attorney's office, meanwhile, said its criminal investigation into the incident is ongoing and no charges have been filed. A fetus born alive cannot be put to death even if its mother intended to have an abortion, police said when the incident occurred in 2006.
The baby's mother, Sycloria Williams, sued Renelique, the clinic and its staff in January, seeking damages.
She alleges in her suit that "she witnessed the murder of her daughter" and said she "sustained severe emotional distress, shock and psychic trauma which have resulted in discernible bodily injury."
"This is not about a pot of gold," said Tom Pennekamp, her attorney. "What this is about is right and wrong and making a statement, making sure it doesn't happen to other young women."
According to the suit, Williams, then 18, discovered while being treated for a fall that she was 23 weeks pregnant. She went to a clinic to get an abortion on the morning of July 20, 2006, after receiving medication and instructions the previous day.
Renelique was not at the clinic, however, and Williams was told to wait for him. She was given two pills and told they would make her ill. When she complained of feeling ill, clinic staff members gave her a robe and told her to lie down in a patient room, the suit says.
Renelique was still not present when Williams "felt a large pain" and delivered a baby girl, according to the suit.
"The staff began screaming and pandemonium ensued. Sycloria watched in horror and shock as her baby writhed with her chest rising and falling as she breathed."
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A clinic co-owner entered the room and used a pair of shears to cut the baby's umbilical cord, the suit said. She "then scooped up the baby and placed the live baby, placenta and afterbirth in a red plastic biohazard bag, which she sealed, and then threw bag and the baby in a trash can."
Staff at the clinic did not call 911 or seek medical assistance for Williams or the baby, the suit said.
Renelique arrived at the clinic about an hour later and gave Williams a shot to put her to sleep. "She awoke after the procedure and was sent home still in complete shock," the suit said.
Police were notified of the incident by an anonymous caller who told them the baby was born alive and disposed of.
"The complainant [Williams] observed the baby moving and gasping for air for approximately five minutes," according to a police affidavit requesting a search warrant for the clinic.
Two search warrants found nothing, but officers executing a third warrant "found the decomposing body of a baby in a cardboard box in a closet," the suit said.
The baby was linked to Williams through DNA testing, the lawsuit said. An autopsy showed it had filled its lungs with air prior to death. Documents from the state Department of Health said its cause of death was determined to be "extreme prematurity."
Fewer than 1 percent of babies are born at less than 28 weeks, according to the March of Dimes, a nonprofit organization aimed at reducing premature births, birth defects and infant mortality.
Infants born at that stage may survive, but require treatment with oxygen, other medical help and mechanical assistance to help them breathe. They are too immature to suck or swallow and so must be fed intravenously.
Babies born before about 32 weeks of gestation face the highest risk of health problems, the March of Dimes said.
Williams' lawsuit seeks damages from Renelique, the clinic and its staff. It claims that clinic records were falsified to say only that Williams underwent an abortion. Williams filed the suit individually and "as personal representative of the estate of Shanice Denise Osbourne, deceased," the suit said.
The medical board's action Friday came at the request of the Florida Department of Health, which filed an order in February 2007 seeking emergency restrictions on Renelique's license. Department documents list many of the same allegations as Williams' lawsuit.
"Dr. Renelique's failure to practice medicine with that level of care, skill and treatment that is recognized as being acceptable, as well as his willingness to falsify medical records, poses a serious and immediate danger to the public," the health department said.
Renelique did not respond to the health department or dispute the facts it alleged, department spokeswoman Eulinda Jackson said Friday.
Williams has declined to speak publicly about the case, said Pennekamp, her attorney. She suffers from post-traumatic stress because of the experience, he said."
"Earthquake Kelley's account of his visit to Heaven after being medically pronounced dead in December, 2004 sidroth.org"
-Purpose
Our Daily Bread (Jan.17) - Respect For Life
"In Psalm 139, David describes God as fashioning his tiny body together in the darkness of his mothers womb. God loved David before he ever existed.
God designed the person David was to be, and He brought that person into being according to His predetermined plan. In this psalm, David used the intriguing metaphor of a journal in which God first wrote His plan and then brought that plan into fruition through His handiwork in the womb: Your eyes saw my substance, being yet unformed. And in Your book they all were written (v.16).
Put another way, David was shaped by his heavenly Fathers love into a unique creation. He came from the inventive heart and hand of God. What was true of David is true of you. You are special—along with everyone else in the world.
This being true, we must be pro-life in the purest sense of the word. We are to respect and cherish all human life: the born and those still in the womb; winsome children and weary seniors; the wealthy executive and the financially destitute. All persons are unique productions of our Creators genius. With David, lets exclaim: I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made (139:14). — David H. Roper
By Gods wise designing
We are wonderfully made,
Every part essential
And in perfect balance laid. —Anon.
All life is created by God and bears His autograph.
All life is created by God and bears His autograph. "
"...weekends for healing after abortion are offered throughout the year in locations across the United States and Canada, with additional sites in Portugal, Australia and New Zealand. We also offer a 13-week support group model for Rachel's Vineyard. Rachel’s Vineyard is a ministry of Priests for Life
The program is an opportunity to examine your abortion experience, identify the ways that the loss has impacted you in the past and present, and helps to acknowledge any unresolved feelings that many individuals struggle with after abortion. Because of the emotional numbness and secrecy that often surrounds an abortion experience, conflicting emotions both during and after the event may remain unresolved. These buried feelings can surface later and may be symptoms of post abortion trauma.
" Political
*"But no one should be fooled: A Bush victory will greatly increase the likelihood that Congress and the state legislatures will be able to ban most abortions at some point in the next four years. In contrast, a Kerry victory will almost surely preserve the status quo of legal abortion prior to the third trimester of pregnancy."
"Alex Jones exposes the inhumane treatment of non-violent pro-life demonstrators. This includes the breaking of an arm by the LAPD and the testimony of a woman who miscarried after being assaulted by the authorities. The type of persecution is shown in this clip occurred in late 80s and early 90s and continued until the twenty-first century."
Science
-Biology
Abortion, Planned Parenthood, and eugenics
"..Jan 24, 2009 2:40
Obama to restore U.S. funding for international abortion President Barack Obama signed an executive order Friday overturning a ban on U.S. funding for international groups that provide abortion-related services. The decision is expected to re-start debate between pro- and anti-abortion activists, but, the decision will come as a relief to some organizations that believe they were unfairly ...
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