by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Big Blue Wave points out that in officially atheist countries like Vietnam (which has no restrictions on abortion), the doctors who perform these abortions feel sadness and conflict about killing these “unlucky” babies. The alarmingly high abortion rate in Vietnam, as well as the
by JivinJ, host of the blog, it has become much more difficult to get an abortion: But getting an abortion, once so routine here that South Korea was known as “Abortion Republic,” is no longer easy. In recent weeks, the government has begun enforcing a long-ignored ban on the procedure for the first time….
by The Philadelphia Inquirer has an article in which they attempted to discover how abortionist Kermit Gosnell could have stayed in business so long when such horrible conditions were found at his clinic: Interviews with state officials, former patients, lawyers, doctors, and activists on both sides of the abortion debate reveal that numerous opportunities to […]
UPDATE, 1:38p: Scott Roeder March 9. by Scott Roeder admitted on the stand to killing abortionist George Tiller and at the end of his testimony Judge Warren Wilbert ruled that the jury couldn’t consider Roeder guilty of only voluntary manslaughter: In his testimony, Roeder did not dispute any of the evidence brought against him by […]
UPDATE, 1/29, 12:46p: James O’Keefe the explosive interview yesterday about James O’Keefe between MSNBC’s clearly biased reporter (as evidenced by his tweets) David Shuster and Big Journalism’s Andrew Breitbart. Breitbart shepherded O’Keefe on the release of his ACORN videos and hired him as well. Also at the link is Breitbart’s post, “How David Shuster lied […]
by Carder Aftershocks abound from the Scott Brown victory in MA last week. Not to be excluded are The Daily Caller, January 23: EMILY’s List, one of many progressive activist groups recovering from Tuesday’s coup.. in MA… has left some Democrats questioning the group’s coordination with candidates and its narrow focus on pro-choice women. [JLS […]
by Wesley Smith lists what he considers that top 10 stories in bioethics over the last decade. A NJ policeman
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.
