That would be me
Fox News just posted a story on late-term abortionist and garbage dumper Alberto Hodari.
It was revealed on March 10 that Hodari was throwing aborted baby parts, needles, used drugs, and medical records in the trash at 3 of his 6 abortion mills.
Read all my posts and related documents in my Hodari archive.
From the Fox story:
Monica Miller, director of Citizens for a Pro-Life Society… stored what was found in her garage until authorities could investigate….
Miller turned patient files over to police, but she made copies of “representative samples of what was found in the trash” and allowed a reporter to peruse the records in her home. At least one document has been posted on the Web site of an anti-abortion activist.
That would be me.
[Close-up photo of Hodari trash courtesy of Fox News]
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Haha, nice. I wonder how often your blog is used for news stories so subtly. Pshaw!
I’m still wondering if he will face any type of prosecution.
Jill,
You are one, awesome anti-abortion activist!!!
Jill,
Now don’t let the media fame get to your head. hehhehheh……
The coolest thing is to embarrass the liberal media for missing extensive scoop such as this, till they have to run the story.
Then you can use it forever, and the pro aborts can’t reject your reference without rectocranial inversion, recognizable even to other liberals.
Mike was going to approach Fox News about that principal at the school in Chicago…
I wonder if he did, and if he ever got a response.
Humph. Someone has to force me to read this post. It’s too big and boring. Brevity is the sister of talent, remember that.
Humph, you’ve changed my mind! Your arguments are convincing indeed. Despite I’m not a person who is easy to be convinced.
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