The tiny corpses are then bought, stored in household refrigerators in homes of those involved in the trade before they are removed and taken to clinics where they are placed in medical drying microwaves.

Once the skin is tinder dry, it is pummelled into powder and then processed into capsules along with herbs to disguise the true ingredients from health investigators and customs officers.

~ Richard Shears and Rob Cooper reporting on the confiscation of “thousands of pills filled with powdered human baby flesh discovered by customs officials in South Korea,” Daily Mail, May 7

[HT: Hot Air]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli

We welcome your suggestions for additions to our Top Blogs (see tab on right side of home page)! Email Susie@jillstanek.com.

• At Ethika Politika, Mandy Jade Kramer describes the “real war on women”:
  

  Femininity, not just femininity, but true femaleness, in its purest, most natural, genuine form, is being attacked. It is downright hated. Real life-giving, life-affirming, God given femaleness is being ragingly stamped out, and those who possess this trait (females) are punished and forced to change. Under the guise of equality with men, those who claim to advocate better, or equal, treatment for women, are actually not treating them equally to men at all. They are treating them worse.

• At National Review, Michael New debunks Guttmacher’s misleading claim that a decline in teen birth rate is the result of increased contraceptive use.
• Big Blue Wave examines the views of teens in the latest survey by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy.
• In this election cycle where so many seem to think the economy and social issues are unrelated, American Life League describes how abortion actually impacts our economy.

• At The Leading Edge, Brendan Malone reviews and recommends a book by Australian feminist Melinda Tankard Reist entitled, Getting Real: Challenging the Sexualisation of Girls:
  

  What I really liked about this book was the fact that it went beyond just examining the actual problem of child sexualisation itself, and even included commentary which explored this problem as being a symptom of a much bigger problem of the cultural loss of an authentically human and virtuous sexual ethic.

• At the Washington Times, Anna Franzonello dissects Planned Parenthood’s position on sex-selection abortions:
  

  In the interest of ending gender-based killings, it is worth repeating: Planned Parenthood does not deny it is a willing participant in sex-selection abortions unless it becomes illegal. Planned Parenthood is case in point why laws against sex-selection abortions, which have been enacted in four states with bipartisan support, are important and effective.

For anyone still inclined to believe Planned Parenthood genuinely cares about gender bias, and who is tempted to adopt its “strategy” of “nonjudgmental discussions” and wishful thinking to end gender-based killings: Remember, so long as it is legal, Planned Parenthood will take cash, check or credit card to abort the unwanted girls.

• Live Action says the OK Supreme Court’s decision to “invalidate the Oklahoma Personhood Act” may have put the personhood issue on the fast track to the U.S. Supreme Court.
• Abortion Recovery International plans to hold a Share Symposium from July 16-18 in California:
  

  The theme for 2012… sends a very personal message to: psychologists, therapists, counselors, pastoral caregivers, those leading recovery programs, to those providing awareness opportunities, to the church, resource centers, as well as other community agencies (celebrate recovery groups, rape and sexual abuse counselors, eating disorder specialists, nursing and medical staff etc.)Register here.

It may be above President Obama’s pay grade to know if preborn babies are human, but the White House Visitors Office knows.

This morning its director, Ellie Schafer (pictured above with President Obama) issued a memo to Congressional offices instructing that preborn babies must be registered along with their mothers before visiting the White House. Click to enlarge:

Shafer also breached pro-abortion protocol by calling the baby, well, a baby… repeatedly: “We have received a number of calls regarding how to enter security information for a baby that has not yet been born,” wrote Schafer. “Crazy as it may sound, you MUST include the baby in the overall count of guests in the tour. It’s an easy process. The baby’s security information should be entered as follows….”

Ironic that for the purposes of the security and safety of the presidential household and staff the White House acknowledges preborn babies, while on the other hand President Obama devotes an inordinate amount of energy and the peoples’ money trying to thwart the security and safety of those same babies.

Douglas Johnson, National Right to Life legislative director, noted in a press release about the WH memo: “Notably, the newsletter provides no guidance on what the staff should do if an unborn baby is first registered for security purposes, but then aborted.”

by LauraLoo

Ah, another heartwarming story involving Levi Johnston (21) who is expecting a baby girl later this year with his girlfriend Sunny Oglesby (20).

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHrGOlPdydo[/youtube]

The name Breeze Beretta (named after Levi’s favorite type of gun) is strange but I’ve heard way stranger names.

Email LauraLoo with your Lunch Break suggestions.

This compelling new video just released by ProLifeWisconsin includes shocking statements about “savages,” the “manifestly unfit,” and the “benefit” of slavery to the “Negro,” all made by ignorant U.S. Supreme Courts past. Someday the ignorance of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court, which legalized the slaughter of 55 million preborn children and counting, will also be recognized…

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnmSKVGIulQ[/youtube]

Those of us on Facebook have heard the stories – or even personally experienced – having status updates and graphics censored. I, myself, am cautious about posting abortion photos on Facebook, because I’ve heard they are a trigger for getting banned. (I still post them, but sparingly, and so far have escaped notice.)

And we’ve also heard or experienced having our videos banned on YouTube, classic examples being some of Live Action’s video exposés on Planned Parenthood.

Now, a new group, World Life Organization (of which I’ve been asked to be a board member) has introduced Prolifebook, a powerful and censor-safe social networking tool for pro-lifers and pro-life groups.

ProLifeBook looks and works like Facebook but is tailored to us. Creator and lead web developer Todd Bullis explained in a press release:

This tool will allow pro-life people and groups to communicate real time the activities they are involved in and promote collaboration amongst groups like never before. This is the first social networking site of its kind that is designed specifically for pro-life activism. We wanted to create a way for pro-life activities and networking to be shared world wide without censorship that often occurs to pro-life groups that try to use other conventional social networking sites.

A classic example of Todd’s latter point is this video, which YouTube promptly deleted but which is now up on PLB, showing workers and construction companies at a Planned Parenthood currently being built in Ft. Worth, Texas. Videos like this are easily shared on PLB…

In addition, groups can form their own pages and list events that are posted on the PLB calendar.

World Life Organization president Don Cooper explained, his new group “is about making the pro-life movement more effective by leveraging today’s technology to promote synergy amongst groups. This is one way to help unify the pro-life movement and increase its influence globally. We are very excited about this new and powerful tool.”

Republican Congressman… Chris Smith provided indisputable evidence of the victory: AIDS prevention events in African countries achieve successful results when they are founded upon abstinence and fidelity. From the House of Representatives, Smith drew a bill to revive the President’s Emergency Plan for HIV/AIDS.

After citing the reports of the U.S. State Department and the Department of Health and Human Services – which prove the infallible measure of abstinence and fidelity in these programs – Smith pointed out that both measures have been an important factor to halt the spread of AIDS in Uganda, Kenya and Zimbabwe. These three provinces have shown declining HIV/AIDS spread rates. Reports indicate that this decline is due to the extension of abstinence and fidelity.

~ Clemente Ferrer, Salem-News, May 7

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Last week the Obama campaign unveiled a slideshow entitled, “The Life of Julia,” which was intended to show how much Obama, via the American taxpayer, has done and plans to do for women.

An honest feminist would be insulted by “The Life of Julia,” because its basic assumption is that women are unable to make it on their own without the patriarchal government’s assistance from cradle to grave.

I have been pondering “The Reproductive Life of Julia” under the Obama administration and have developed my own slideshow.  Click on any of the individual slides in this post, and they will appear in enlarged slideshow format…

(View Illinois state Sen. Barack Obama’s vote in favor of K-12 comprehensive sex ed here, Obama’s endorsement of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States’ sex ed guidelines here, and the SIECUS material referred to above here.)

(View U.S. Senator Barack Obama’s vote against the Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act here.)

(View funding for school health clinics in Obamacare here; that 1 in 5 teens have genital herpes here; that Romney would repeal Obamacare here; and that Romney would promote abstinence education here.)

(View ACOG study, which found that 9% of women get pregnant every year on the birth control pill, and 18-21% get pregnant using condoms here, and meta-analysis of 22 worldwide studies, published in British Journal of Medicine September 2011, which found mothers who have abortions experience an 81% increased risk pf mental health problems. Separate effects: increased risk for anxiety disorders 34%; for depression 37%; for alcohol use/abuse 110%; for  marijuana use/abuse 220%; and for suicide behaviors 155% here.)

(View risk of preterm birth after abortions here; Romney on Supreme Court justices here; and that Obama believes Constitution a “living document” here.)

(View Illinois state Sen. Barack Obama’s opposition to the Born Alive Infants Protection Act here; and that induced abortions can lead to infertility here.)

(Read studies on the link between abortion/hormonal contraceptives and breast cancer here; view the 2009 study co-authored by National Cancer Institute’s chief of Environmental Epidemiology Branch finding a link between abortion/hormonal contraceptives and breast cancer here.)