“Disaster plans leave disabled behind”
In the midst of a national debate on healthcare rationing of the elderly, disabled, and informed comes this, posted on Drudge this morning. in the
Entries for the ‘Eugenics’ Category
“My Sister, Alicia May” and Reece’s Rainbow
by intern Heather B. It’s time to make room on the bookshelf for another gem:
Nixon would have aborted Obama
When I watched the new documentary here) I was shocked to learn President Nixon was pro-abortion and pro-population control of blacks. The above still shot comes from that film. Then on June 23 the Nixon Presidential Library released 154 hours of secret audiotapes Nixon made during the most critical point in U.S. history re: abortion, […]
Commemorating Juneteenth, a new film: “MAAFA 21 – Black genocide in 21st century America”
Today is known as Juneteenth, “ Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, [which] commemorates the announcement of the abolition of slavery in… TX [a mostly Confederate state] in 1865. Celebrated on June 19, the term is a portmanteau of June and nineteenth, and is recognized as a state holiday in 31 of the United States,” according […]
The baby blog hoax
In an interesting set of coincidences, the charlatan identified in the story below, Beccah Beushausen, apparently lives in the same Chicago suburb as me, Mokena, IL, established her p.o. box in Oak Lawn, where Christ Hospital is located, and asked that donations be sent to the local pregnancy care center I support, Associated Press, June […]
Rare identical triplets born
In this day of abundant In vitro fertilization, it is rare to hear of naturally conceived triplets, let alone this. From
Glenn Beck to cover Clinton/Sanger today
by Kelli Glenn Beck is set to air his show at 5pm EST today on Fox News, covering the topic of Hillary Clinton and her acceptance of the Margaret Sanger Award. Sanger was the founder of Planned Parenthood and a strong proponent of eugenics. For more information on Glenn Beck, see NY Daily News.]
Blacks vs. pro-lifers on Obama at Notre Dame?
On April 5, Palm Sunday, the pro-life student group 95% of the black vote. Then I spotted an April 6
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.