Win trip to DC for you and friend for March for Life

Live Action launched an exciting pro-life contest today. Live Action will be giving away two round-trip tickets to the March for Life and a 2-night hotel stay in Washington, D.C.

This will be an opportunity for one person and a friend to be a part of the 2013 March for Life, an historic event this year in that it will be commemorating the 40th tragic anniversary of Roe v. Wade, when abortion was legalized throughout all of America. That decision has left 55 million dead babies in its wake, and counting.

The March offers pro-lifers the opportunity to stand against abortion in the very city that controls its existence.

Enter now to win a trip!

Pro-life video of day: Waiting period satire makes pro-life case

by Hans Johnson

The website Funny Or Die shows that sometimes no argument is necessary. Attempting to ridicule a waiting period to get an abortion in Utah, they show why it would be a shame to deny any child his or her life:

[youtube]http://youtu.be/C7hqwR4I5ew[/youtube]

Email dailyvid@jillstanek.com with your video suggestions.

[HT: Suki]

Columnist: Sex selection abortion “the Achilles heel of feminism”

Sex-selective abortion is the Achilles heel of feminism.

A systematic culling of embryos on the basis of sex ridicules the very notion of “choice,” particularly since it is well known that abortion according to cultural prejudices often leaves no practical choice to the pregnant woman at all.

She takes her abortion orders from her patriarchal authority figures.

~ Barbara Kay (pictured), National Post, December 7

[Photo via theprovince.com]

Pro-life news brief 12-10-12

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat

  • Here’s a study which unsurprisingly finds that if a pro-abortion outfit like the Guttmacher Institute makes a bunch of guesstimates for how many abortions there are, they are often incredibly wrong:

    We found significant overestimations of abortion figures in the Federal District of Mexico (up to 10-fold), where elective abortion has been legal since 2007. Significant overestimation of maternal and abortion-related mortality during the last 20 years in the entire Mexican country (up to 35%) was also found. Such overestimations are most likely due to the use of incomplete in-hospital records as well as subjective opinion surveys regarding induced abortion figures….Here’s a press release on the study which will likely not be reported at any of media outlets which so readily report the Guttmacher Institute’s guesswork.

  • U.S. District Court Judge James Fox has ruled that North Carolina’s “Choose Life” license plate is unconstitutional:

    “…the state’s offering of a Choose Life license plate in the absence of a pro-choice plate constitutes viewpoint discrimination in violation of the First Amendment,” wrote Fox in his ruling….

Republican Rep. Mitch Gillespie of McDowell County sponsored the bill and said he’ll encourage Attorney General Roy Cooper to appeal the decision.

“As long as I am in the General Assembly, my goal will be to get that passed,” he said Monday.

  • A woman in India was allegedly raped by a doctor who then gave her abortion pills without telling her what they were:

    The victim bled incessantly for close to a month after consuming the pills on September 4. She was rushed to state-run JJ Hospital from Nagpada police hospital for treatment by the police.“The MRI reports of the pelvis area suggested that the abortion was incomplete and that remnants of the dead foetus were still in the womb,” said a senior doctor from JJ Hospital.

Pro-life video of the day: Adoption myths and misconceptions

by LauraLoo

November was adoption awareness month in Kenya, but not many people know this because adoption is not a popular topic.  Many misconceptions exist, especially about the people who choose to adopt and the adopted children themselves. 

Featured is a Kenyan mother of three who confirms the myths about adoption are just that – myths. 

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1che_xXDVY[/youtube]

Email dailyvid@jillstanek.com with your video suggestions.

Self-induce an illegal abortion in Mexico? There’s an app for that

¿No Te Baja? which translates as Missed Your Period? makes use of bright colors, engaging cartoon characters and relatable, non-technical, language to inform and guide users through the steps they can take to terminate a pregnancy using Misoprostol….

Misoprostol, a drug used to treat ulcers, is easily available for purchase throughout Mexico, and, unlike in the United States, does not require a prescription. Use of Misoprostol to terminate pregnancy is widespread in parts of Mexico where abortion is illegal, but pharmacy workers often lack the knowledge of how the drug should correctly be administered – and criminalization means that helpful information is scarce.

~ Karin Gardiner describing an app in Spanish designed to assist a person seeking an abortion with the use of the abortion-inducing drug Misoprostol, RH Reality Check, December 3

Stanek Sunday funnies 12-9-12

Here were my top five six favorite political cartoons this week…

by Glenn McCoy at Townhall.com…

 by Chip Bok at Townhall.com…

 by Eric Allie at Townhall.com…

 by Michael Ramirez at Townhall.com…

 and closing with a twofer by Nate Beeler at Townhall.com…

Stanek Sunday quote: “He formed the earth to be inhabited”


The LORD created the heavens. God formed the earth and made it. He set it up. He did not create it to be empty but formed it to be inhabited. This is what the LORD says: I am the LORD, and there is no other.

~ Isaiah 45:18, God’s Word translation


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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.

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