Pierce Brosnan and the anti-choice whaling flak
I am not an environmentalist, as the term is understood today, but I am certainly an environmental steward, in keeping with
Entries Tagged ‘Japan’
Using Google Labs to show the world depopulation crisis
Moderator Chris turned me on to this yesterday via the blog available options. Below is a chart showing the crashing world fertility rate (although Africa’s remains high), while meanwhile life expectancy is increasing. The chart
“Babies,” a spring documentary release by Universal Pictures art house
Missed this one. Thanks to moderator Chris for the heads up. On November 12 the art house films division of NBC Universal’s Universal Pictures, Focus Features, announced its film releases for 2010. And one of them not only appears to have a great pro-life theme, it looks very good. Here’s the trailer for
Jivin J’s Life Links 11-12-09
by LifeSite and also for sale. Maybe he needs some cash to pay for
(Prolifer)ations 8-7-09
by Kelli Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs…
Tie your tubes and save the planet!
by Carder Forget the fact that Europe and Japan are in under-population crisis mode. Americans need to get on the hard-core population control bandwagon. From the
Whale Wars – when terrorism is heroism
In November 2008 Animal Planet began airing a reality show Wiki: The program follows Paul Watson, founder of the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary in the name of scientific research. Environmental groups dispute the Japanese claim of research “as a disguise for commercial whaling, which is banned.” So at present, although controversial, the killing is considered […]
Jivin J’s Life Links 2-20-09
by Wesley Smith comments on the recent case of a woman in Japan being implanted with the wrong embryo, having an abortion and then suing the government-run hospital: As for me, I think it is all upsetting, and – yes I will say it – the field increasingly epitomizes a society that thinks we are […]
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.