Entries for May, 2010

Jivin J’s Life Links 5-31-10

by JivinJ, host of the blog, are continuing to investigate the infection of a growing number of women (22 right now) who were infected with Hepatitis-C after getting abortions at an abortion clinic in Melbourne. Marie Stopes International is partnering with China to kill more Chinese unborn children…

Memorial Day salute: Armed Forces Medley

The National Symphony Orchestra performed the “Armed Forces Medley” during the 2007 Memorial Day Concert on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Watch their stirring rendition, which originally aired live on PBS… In memory of all who served our blessed country in the line of duty, to protect us and our freedom, but did [...]

New Stanek poll: Should Obama have upheld presidential Memorial Day tradition at Arlington?

I have a special Memorial Day poll question up (bottom right side of home page): Rather than carry on the usual presidential tradition of commemorating our fallen soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day, Commander in Chief Obama will have VP Biden take his place and instead attend a ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial [...]

Sunday funnies 5-30-10

My Top 5 favorite political cartoons for the week… by Steve Benson at last week’s announcement that scientists had created an artificial cell… by Kevin Kallaugher at

Quote of the Day 5-30-10

In observance of Memorial Day… The LORD is pleased with those who fear him, with those who wait with hope for his mercy. Praise the LORD, Jerusalem! Praise your God, Zion! He makes the bars across your gates strong. He blesses the children within you. He is the one who brings peace to your borders [...]

Quote of the Day 5-29-10

“You almost have to think of it as an alien.” ~ Aborting mother Carmen, 28, at the New Woman All Women Health Care abortion mill in Birmingham, AL, “for her second abortion in 3 years,” on refusing to view an ultrasound now mandated by the state prior to abortions, as quoted by The New York [...]

Weekend question: Is Mississippi’s last standing abortion mill on the brink of closing?

UPDATE, 4:35p: I’ve been giving this more thought, and if for whatever reason this abortion mill needs an infusion of cash, this means either it isn’t making enough money to set aside an allotment for improvements, or it is mishandling its money. And an additional question, what exactly would it mean to the abortion industry [...]

Update on Cedar Rapids Planned Parenthood’s worse than thought dismally attended event featuring pro-abort rock star Cecile Richards

Read backstory Pro-Life Action League blog. I wrote on May 21 it was pretty pathetic that Planned Parenthood of East Central Iowa Is Anybody There? blog. found photos of the event at PP of E Central IA’s

Pro-life activists to challenge new fence around Washington, DC, Planned Parenthood

in 2009…

Senate committee passes amendment repealing ban against privately funded abortions on military bases

Yesterday behind closed doors pro-abort US Sen. Roland Burris (D-IL, who took Obama’s place) offered an amendment in the Senate Armed Services Committee to strike a 14-yr-old ban against privately funded abortions at both domestic and overseas military facilities. The ban has been in place since Congress overturned President Clinton’s 1993 authorization in 1996. Public [...]

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So a brief blog post today on one of the more utilitarian reasons that I have heard for abortion/contraception – it saves money….

This sounds to me like something I heard from a colleague last year that the reason that New York’s prison population was down… because of Roe v Wade – since then, thousands of poor people have had abortions and a large number of those aborted babies would’ve committed crime and ended up in jail.

I should have suggested to him that an even better way of reducing prison population would be to kill everyone inside, but that would’ve made things awkward and I had only half-finished my drink at the time (and so no quick escape from the awkwardness).

Surely these sorts of arguments are completely beside the point when it comes to abortion. Either abortion is killing of the most innocent, in which case utilitarian arguments like this are sickening and deeply perverse, or abortion is nothing more than a medical procedure, in which case how much money it may save the state is neither here nor there… unless the state is thinking of using it as an argument for compulsory abortion as a cost saving device, a la China?

So, as with most abortion arguments, they are a smokescreen which obscure the real argument: are we killing a human being or not?

~ Marcus Roberts, Mercator Net, March 28

[Graphic via chillertv.com]

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