The link between abortion and breast cancer is non-existent. The link between abortion and mental illness is non-existent – it’s all based on junk science.
These are the same people who believe the earth is flat.
~ Late-term abortionist Dr. Susan Robinson, in a Google+ chat following the PBS airing of the controversial documentary After Tiller, as quoted by Life News, September 3
[HT: Kel]
by Kelli
In a new video at WND.com, Molotov Mitchell takes on PBS (and their taxpayer-funded, supposedly politically neutral stance) for their decision to air the warm and fuzzy late-term abortionist documentary, After Tiller, throughout the month of September.
Click image to view. Expect a little surprise in the beginning:
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I wrote on August 22 that Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast was having trouble getting workers to help build its new 8,000 sq. ft. abortion clinic in New Orleans (photo above).
This is thanks to the diligence of pro-lifers, aided in no small part by Archbishop Gregory Aymond of New Orleans, who in January published a letter in the Clarion Herald promising to blacklist any person or business that “participates in actions that are essential to making this abortion facility a reality.”
Now, after 15 months of trying to line up contractors, a desperate Planned Parenthood has finally turned to “women, minority, and disadvantage [sic] businesses” for aid, yesterday holding a job fair to try to woo them….
Bear in mind the population of New Orleans is 67% minority and that the abortion industry targets minorities for abortion. Nationwide, 79% of Planned Parenthood abortion clinics are located near minority communities, including this one. While Blacks and Hispanics comprise only 13.2% and 17.1% of the population respectively, according to the Census Bureau, they get 35.7% and 21% of all abortions respectively, according to the CDC.
So Planned Parenthood asking minorities to help build abortion clinics is akin to having Jews build gas chambers.
Interesting that in its report on the job fair, BestOfNewOrleans.com helped spotlight Planned Parenthood’s penchant for “ethnic cleansing,” as it aptly described it.
All other services Planned Parenthood touted are already provided in New Orleans, and at any rate Planned Parenthood performs fewer services every year of all other than abortion, which it continually commits more of.
An inside source tells me that while 500 businesses were invited to Planned Parenthood’s abortion job fair, only 30-40 people showed up.
Also on hand was a diverse group of 30 pro-lifers helping educate attendees on what they were getting into, because Planned Parenthood clearly hid the fact that any minority businesses signing on to help construct its clinic would be helping lead to the slaughter of their own babies, the grotesque “and more” in its flyer.
Greeting prospective abortion collaborators was news of Planned Parenthood’s “and more” plans, a huge sign on the median facing the meeting place…
Planned Parenthood’s hired pitchman was local businessman Terrence Rice, pictured below carrying a box while little children tried to hand him pro-life flyers…
Also on hand was Planned Parenthood New Orleans’ general contractor Larry McNeely, who illegally tried to hide the name of his company, Barre McNeely Investments, LLC, from curious pro-life eyes by calling it “BMI, LLC” on state contracting documents. McNeely is the man below to the right of a Planned Parenthood employee…
Here are more faces who attended the Planned Parenthood strategy meeting to kill babies. If you are local and recognize any of these people, please implore them not to take Planned Parenthood’s blood money….
As a sidebar, one passerby who wasn’t attending Planned Parenthood’s meeting was convicted by pro-life signs showing images of abortion victims and said he was going to go home and tell his pregnant daughter not to get the abortion she was planning!
by Kelli
I’m told that Christians hate science and go for mystical mumbo jumbo.
But when the topic turns to abortion, it’s fascinating that prochoice rhetoric instantly turns to blather about the “mystery” of when human life begins and what human life is: all that stuff that is just so far above Obama’s pay grade that he has no idea what to say, all that stuff about “ensoulment” that so preoccupies and befuddles Nancy Pelosi. It’s all such misty and mysterious and fogbound and Cloud of Unknowingy stuff!
Meanwhile, Christians are going, “Yo! 46 Chromosomes! It’s human. Conception is when the organism began. Here: watch this National Geographic documentary if you have any questions.”
~ Mark Shea, Patheos.com, August 28
[Image via National Geographic]
Abortion proponents and news outlets have recently enjoyed publicizing the antics of pro-choice husband and wife “troll” team, Grayson and Tina Haver Currin, who began in March to hold off-putting signs next to those being held by pro-lifers at the A Preferred Women’s Health Center abortion clinic in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The couple’s attempt to make light of murdering babies even made international headlines, like in Denmark…
And they’ve spawned other trolls, like in front of the San Francisco Planned Parenthood…
The only problem is, abortion clinics don’t want them there. These people think they’re cute, but they’re hurting business. Quoting Kelsea McClain, a North Carolina clinic escort, or “deathscort,” as pro-lifers call them, at RH Reality Check:
When clinic patients see a stranger standing in front of their clinic with a poster, they automatically assume, “Oh. That person is here to harass me.” They don’t take the time to read the poster, gather context clues.… So it can appear like a sea of people is there to protest you and your abortion, when in reality it’s a few antis and some awesome supporters.
When we escort, we have on hot pink vests that say “Clinic Escort.” Yet daily we have patients run from us, thinking we are protesters trying to accost them.
More from Britni de la Cretaz of Hollaback! Boston, about a July 25 counter-protest at the Boston Planned Parenthood (photo below, click to enlarge):
[Abortion-minded mothers] just see a hundred people standing at the door.… If one person cancels her appointment because there are too many people standing at the door, are we harming the people we’re trying to help?
Directly in front of the Planned Parenthood. Blocking it even. Perfect.
Another reason why pro-abortion protests don’t help the cause, according to Katie Klabusich at Truthout on September 2:
Recently, untrained groups have been cropping up to “counter-protest” without permission – sometimes even after requests from the clinics that they not do so. Boston’s clinics in particular [see above] have had to deal with unwanted pro-choice activists on the sidewalks attempting to be supportive by bringing signs and yelling.
The intentions of these rogue groups and individuals like Grayson and Tina Haver Currin – who have been photographing themselves with irreverent signs mocking picketers in North Carolina – may be good, but their presence can escalate an already tense situation.
“This can create confusion or more chaos if the counter protesters are not all peaceful,” said Benita U., a clinic escort organizer in Illinois.
In other words, abortion proponents know their own kind and admit they can become hostile, violent even. Which we already knew, and which makes perfect sense since they promote killing babies.
But one positive result of their creating mayhem is again, fewer abortions. Police cars, flashing sirens, and officers milling about don’t exactly make for a good welcoming committee.
I never expected these counter-protests to last. Once the adulation dies down, they’ll skulk away. And abortion supporters aren’t like mailmen anyway. They’re more like the Wicked Witch of the West - they melt at the sight of water in the form of rain or snow.
But as long as it’s sunny and warm and they’re out there, pro-lifers can rest assured they’re helping stop abortions.
[Top three photos via Saturday Chores; bottom photo via Boston Feminists for Liberation on Facebook]
by Hans Johnson
Sara Hellwege, a student from Atlanta at the Frontier Nursing University, applied as a nurse/midwife to the Tampa Family Health Center. In an email exhange, Director of Human Resources Chad L. Lindsay, saw Hellwege was affiliated with the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG) and asked if this would prevent her from prescribing contraception. She quickly replied:
Yes, I am a member of AAPLOG. Due to religious guidelines, I am able to counsel women regarding all forms of contraception, however, cannot Rx it unless pathology exists — however have no issue with barrier methods & sterilization.
To which Lindsay answered: “Due to the fact we are a Title X organization and you are a member of AAPLOG, we would be unable to move forward in the interviewing process.”
Hellwege has filed complaints with the center, the EEOC, and HHS, as well as a federal lawsuit. Says Alliance Defending Freedom’s Senior Counsel Steven H. Aden: “Willingness to commit an abortion cannot be a litmus test for employment. All we are asking is for the health center to obey the law and not make a nurse’s employment contingent upon giving up her respect for life.”
From WFTS (click image for video):
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[HT: TheBlaze]
by Carder
As I’ve begun to get into the research materials, it’s started to come home to me that we’ve all taken on a huge responsibility…The women who were brutalized by this Gosnell monster — they can tell their stories. But all his victims, all those babies — we’ve got to figure out a way to speak for them somehow…
What really grabbed me about this is that, here you have the worst serial killer in American history — the banality of evil made flesh — and yet there’s this powerful bureaucratic inertia that provides him cover…Even when he’s discovered, there’s this real reluctance to bring the truth to the public.
The Gosnell murders were an inconvenient truth that no one wanted to tell.
~ Bestselling novelist Andrew Klavan (pictured), sharing his thoughts on the Kermit Gosnell movie project, in which he has been hired to write the screenplay, The Hollywood Reporter, September 2
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli
In contrast to most important health indicators – births, deaths, cancer, HIV, STDs, etc. – there is no national reporting law requiring that abortions or their complications be reported to national health officials or agencies. Our model legislation has been designed to address this void. And to require women and girls be given all the information available before having an abortion or taking a life-ending drug.
Where is the dignity of the human person in any of this?
Nine years later, not much has changed. Medical professionals still shun abortion.
The article presents a favourable view of the very tragic act of suicide, and even encourages people to read excerpts from the suicide note that the victim left behind which promotes suicide as a positive thing.
These parents who chose life in the midst of difficulty are the real heroes – not those who profit from killing such children. The documentary Choosing Thomas is especially inspiring (screenshot from film, right). Thomas’ mother summed up the dignity of her son’s life with these words: “We didn’t terminate because he was our son.”
Obstetricians have bought into the notion that “quality of life” trumps “right to life.” They are not encouraged to wait and see what happens at birth, to give the baby a chance to fight, or — most disappointing of all — to see what the baby actually has to offer the world himself by being given the chance to exist. Yes, maybe he will die in his mother’s arms after he is born. Yes, maybe he will suffer. But suffering should not determine a person’s inherent value….
Viewing only certain, select lives as valuable represents a miserable failure to the suffering, or “unfit” of the world. These can become the direct victims — of Margaret Sanger’s eugenics, abortionists’ brutality, or “progressive” countries’ euthanasia. But the direct victims of these actions are not the only ones victimized by this worldview. Indeed, every human to whom it is suggested that his value is measurable by another person suffers a grave injustice.
[Photos via BBC News, 37days.com]
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.
