One of the current popular video trends on YouTube consists of men going through simulated labor. It’s an interesting concept and the men have some funny reactions. But when you read the comments underneath the videos you start to wonder if women get a little more pleasure out of them than simply for curiosity or […]
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On May 29, two former Planned Parenthood of Delaware nurses testified before a bipartisan hearing of state legislators regarding unsafe practices they witnessed at two PPDE abortion clinics as well as by PPDE abortionist Timothy Liveright, who I previously wrote “ogled, slapped, [and] played peek-a-boo with patients.”
Great news: Two bottom-feeding abortionists in Michigan have retired.
Both Alberto Hodari (top photo) and Enrique Gerbi (bottom photo) allowed their medical and pharmacy licenses to expire as of January 31, 2013 (Hodari here and here [plus pharmacy at four other locations]; Gerbi here and here).
Pro-life activist Lynn Mills first got wind of Hodari’s retirement in December when a receptionist at one of his five Michigan locations let the news slip. Since then Lynn has been watching for his license to lapse, during which time she noticed Gerbi’s was also expiring. Gerbi was a circuit riding abortionist for Hodari, among others.
At his high point Hodari owned 14 Michigan abortion clinics in 1988.
Abortionist Jacob Kalo has purchased two of Hodari’s remaining mills in Sterling Heights and Southfield, and abortionist Theodore Roumell has purchased his mills in Lansing and Flint. Both Kalo and Roumell are quacks in their own right. Hodari’s Livonia dump in Livonia is presently closed “for remodeling” (see photo below left) and at various times has been up for sale. Hopefully, it will be demolished.
UDPATE 1/25, 8:10p: Watch or rewatch ProLifeCon here: http://www.frc.org/prolifecon
1/24, 11:42a: I’m happy to announce the Family Research Council will again host ProLifeCon tomorrow, an annual gathering of pro-life online activists the morning of the March for Life.
PLC runs from 8:30-11:30a EST. More from FRC:
Our weekend question today comes from moderator Tyler, who writes:
I am astonished why so many people fail to appreciate that four Americans were killed in Libya. I believe this is a pro-life issue. The respect for the lives of these Americans seems to be lost on the MSM, and even the general/world wide public.
The question is: Do Americans still value born life?
Check out this video of John McCain. Why does he have answer such questions and emphasize the loss of life that has taken place in Benghazi? Why doesn’t the MSM appreciate the seriousness of what happened?
Video intro, from YouTube: “After being asked whether the Petraeus scandal was a bigger national security threat than the Benghazi consulate attack, John McCain coldly tells a reporter, ‘That’s one of the dumbest questions I’ve ever heard.'”…
Denver abortionist Reid Goodman really, really doesn’t want anyone to know he commits abortions at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, so much so that he wears a mask to work. Looks somewhat like Jason’s.
This is because Goodman is part of a legitimate practices, Mile High OB/GYN (although it, too, commits abortions).
Pro-life activist Tony Massey discovered Goodman had posted a promotional video for his practice on YouTube (removed this past weekend).
Tony decided to juxtapose Goodman’s happy face (pictured left) with his masked face (pictured above right) in his own video…
Recall my post about Planned Parenthood of Greater Orlando’s CEO Jenna Tosh crying when pro-life activists picketed her Winter Park, Florida, home on August 18.
Jenna was rewarded for her embarrassment by a meet and greet with President Obama when he breezed through Orlando for an August 30 fundraiser.
YouTube won’t remove a video that has contributed to riots and murders of U.S. officials and troops throughout the Middle East, but it quickly removed the video of this pro-life protest. Outing people who kill babies is more dangerous to society than dissing Muhammad. Nevertheless, the video is available now at Pro-LifeTube.com.
After getting the damaging video removed from YouTube, Tosh complained to the Winter Park City Commission, which quickly enacted an “emergency public safety ordinance” that banned public protests within 50 feet of a private residence. On September 10 the Commission voted 4-1 to make the ordinance permanent. A second vote on September 24 will ratify the ordinance.
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat
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.
