New Stanek WND column, “She won’t be in Kansas anymore”
… One beneficiary of Kathleen Sebelius’ good cheer toward abortionists was Krishna Rajanna, who owned a Topeka chop shop.
After it was discovered he kept a filthy mill with evidentiary photographs of a dead mouse in the hall and aborted babies in the refrigerator, the latter which staffers said they saw Rajanna eating in soup, legislators introduced clinic regulation legislation. Sebelius vetoed that twice….
All this information and more is waiting in the wings for Sebelius’ confirmation hearing, but will it ever see the light of day?
Likely not, thanks to KS Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts….
But here is where Brownback in particular made a common pro-life politician’s mistake, which too many pro-lifers accept: Casting dreams for what he could do for us tomorrow, Brownback didn’t do the right thing today.
I don’t care what pro-life politicians promise they will do for me tomorrow. Tomorrow never comes. I only care what they do for me today. In fact, they’re only where they are today because they cast dreams in a previous campaign to do something for me today….
Now to the damage abortion loving Sebelius could do as HHS secretary….
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.
I wholeheartedly agree with your column.
However, as a Kansan I can only offer this explanation for Senators Roberts and Brownback’s joy for Sebelius leaving Kansas. It is the same philosophy as Napolitano leaving Arizona to go to Washington. EVERYONE is glad to see them go (Kansas’ gain is the nation’s loss).
As a strong proponent of the 10th Amendment I now have hope that Kansas and other states can regain our sovereignty and stand against the socialist (globalist) movement.
As a Christian, I truly believe we are at the threshold of the last dispensation and no doubt things are unfolding as they should. That will not distract me from TRYING to do the things that have kept this country great.
World net Daily
Ever since the story broke about a Kansas City abortionist accused of eating fetuses questions have been raised about why he wasn’t charged with a crime besides losing his medical license.
The short answer, according to law enforcement authorities involved in the investigation of Krishna Rajanna, is: Because there are no laws against eating fetuses.
After being provided information about horrific conditions of a Kansas abortion clinic nearly two years ago, the Kansas state board in charge of regulating such facilities took months to investigate it and even longer to shut it down.
As WorldNetDaily reported, Krishna Rajanna’s clinic was closed in March, but only after the testimony of law enforcement agents who investigated the grisly charges – including one employee’s contention the abortionist microwaved a fetus and stirred it into his lunch.
The accusation was made by clinic staffer Julia Walton Garcia.
“Julia went on to describe how she and the other girls actually witnessed Rajanna microwave one of the aborted fetuses and stir it into his lunch,” explained Detective William Howard of the Kansas City Police
Michael, there is a difference between Napolitano and Sebelius. The former was replaced by a pro-lifer. The latter will be replaced by another pro-abort.
IMO, the logic is faulty, shortsighted, and selfish to be joyful at handing off such an egregious pro-abort politician from one state to the entire country.
I wish no ill for the state of Kansas, but I do not think that any genuine prolifer would support the nomination of this radical proabort to the position of HHS secretary of the United States.
Why poison the whole country just to remove one radical proabort from Kansas? Does Brownback not realize that in the HHS department she could bring the same proabortion actions to the whole country that she brought to Kansas (or rather, Kansas brought upon itself by electing her)?
Isn’t Kansas a part of this country any more?
I’d like to add that as thrilled as we Arizonans are to be rid of Napolitano, none of us supported the idea of her running Homeland Security… but she was a shoe-in and it wasn’t as if anyone here had to support or could do anything to stop her nomination. It was a fait accompli, so to speak.
The celebration over Governor Brewer is just icing on the cake, kwim?
Selfish? It is selfish to be happy that Kansas will be less pro-abortion after Sebelius and her replacement are gone? It is selfish to be glad Sebeelius won’t misrepresent us in the Senate as Brownbck’s replacement? We in Kansas have been dealing with Sebelius’ garbage for too long and you need to have a little more empathy for us. No one is happy she will be HHS director but anyone Obama appointed would be pro-abortion and promote his babykilling agenda. He could have appointed someone who wouldn’t affect the prolife efforts of a state, instead he helps us out in Kansas by getting ridding of the biggest abortion lover we have. I don’t know why you don’t get it. I know you hate Sebelius, we all do, but quit raining on our parade.
Great column.
And frankly, I think this woman can do far more damage as HHS Secretary than she ever did in Kansas. This is NOT a win for the country.
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So, what happened to that guy, and where can we see the evidence?
Robert Oden in a course about religion tells a pretty funny story about canibalism in Africa: If you go to a tribe reportedly practicing canibalism, and ask the members about it, they will tell you:
“No!!!! We don’t do that here, we are not savages! But we hear that the tribe a little further away does it.
If you start on one end of the continent, and keep following the trail of the tribe “a little further away” looking for the canibals, soon you are on the other side of the continent, still empty-handed. His conclusion: Canibalism is a very rare practice, and it is mostly done by “the tribe a little further away.”
But why go to Africa when you can stay in Kansas? : )
The above was referring to the following passage:
“After it was discovered he kept a filthy mill with evidentiary photographs of a dead mouse in the hall and aborted babies in the refrigerator, the latter which staffers said they saw Rajanna eating in soup, legislators introduced clinic regulation legislation.”
So, what happened to that guy, and where can we see the evidence?
“After it was discovered he kept a filthy mill with evidentiary photographs of a dead mouse in the hall and aborted babies in the refrigerator, the latter which staffers said they saw Rajanna eating in soup, legislators introduced clinic regulation legislation. Sebelius vetoed that twice….”
This is absolutely revolting. These people should be executed.
I agree, Hisman.
“Legislators introduced clinic regulation legislation. Sebelius vetoed that twice….”
I’d like to know if there were objectionable parts of those Bills before we start executing the Governor.