The 2nd International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide entitled “Never Again” will be held at the National Conference Center in Landsdowne, VA on May 29 – 30, 2009 (near Dulles airport) and is possibly the most important conference ever on assisted suicide.
by Bernadette P.
by Jonathan Oyama has probably the worst editorial I’ve ever read in the Daily49er for Cal State Long Beach, focusing on his dislike of a display with images of aborted children. He claims the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform shouldn’t be allowed to display these pictures because of “Supreme Court cases on freedom of speech rights” [...]
The Obama effect? A
by Carder PR Newswire press release claims…
by Bethany Kerr, to give us a break from the daily grind… Email Bethany with your Lunch Break suggestions!
Democrat pro-abortion according to her website. Ferrar sponsoring a bill that would force Catholic hospitals to dispense the morning-after pill. And Ferrar maintains a HB 3318….
UPDATE, 10:33a: CNSNews.com, April 28: President Barack Obama is expected to wear the traditional doctoral robe featuring the cross and prayer of the Virgin Mary when he speaks at… Notre Dame next month, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told CNSNews.com White House Correspondent Fred Lucas on Monday….
Last night the only question President Abortion took on the issue was a well-crafted one by CNN White House correspondent Ed Henry that combined current events with a call to accountability on a campaign promise and a dig couched with humor: In a couple of weeks, you’re going to be giving the commencement at Notre [...]
UDPATE, 7:35a: Friend Patte S. tells me these clips are from the movie Lake of Fire. Ah, ok. _______________ The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform Southwest posted this rather incredible video April 11. I don’t know how CBRSW got permission to film or got hold of this film, taken inside the Madison Abortion Clinic in WI [...]
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.
Having ended its first week, earlier chapters of the [abortionist Kermit Gosnell] trial were much more charged. Those included gruesome and revolting descriptions of dead babies – oh, excuse me, I mean fetuses, not babies, not even the one that was seven months along [gestational age depicted in image, right] who could have walked Gosnell to the bus, he reportedly joked.
It’s nice to have fun on the job.
Jurors nearly sobbed when they learned that Gosnell reportedly cut the spinal cords of dozens of fetuses and babies, which means the state believes at least some survived birth, allowing Gosnell to be charged with murder.
It’s amazing that what separates human from nonhuman, baby from fetus, is the thickness of the wall of the mother’s belly.
Uh-oh. This is heading where maybe it shouldn’t.
~ Stu Bykofsky, Philadelphia Inquirer, March 22
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