Tuesday, February 23, 2010

How Sick Can The Abortion Industry Get?

The following shows that providing abortions is a macabre business:
Officials Find Dozens of Frozen Dead Babies After Legal Abortion Death Probed

by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
February 23, 2010

Philadelphia, PA (LifeNews.com) -- Officials investigating an abortion business in Philadelphia after a woman died from a botched legal abortion last November have made a grisly discovery. The found dozens of apparently late-term unborn children who were killed in abortions as long as 30 years ago.

The "Shop of Horrors" case involves the West Philadelphia abortion center Women's Medical Society run by Kermit Gosnell. Read Rest of Article here.

Would it be appropriate to suggest that doctors who work in abortion mills are 'serial killers,' terminating the life of one pre-born child after another? Pro-abortinists claim that it is not murder to abort a 'fetus'-- a word they like to use as they don't want to think they are killing a potential human being -- as Roe V Wade made it legal.

Wrong. Roe V Wade was an illegal decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. It violated the Tenth Amendment by taking the option from the states to determine whether abortion was legal or not, just as murder, rape, running a red light, etc. is determined by each state.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Deja Vu! 107 Charges Against Planned Parenthood Stalled by Kansas Supreme Court

Dorothy, we're still in Kansas where pro-abortion public officials are still stonewalling the charges Phill Kline filed against Planned Parenthood.
Pro-Life Group Wants Court Action on Illegal Abortions at Kansas Planned Parenthood

(LIFENEWS.COM, All Right Reserved)
by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
February 18, 2010

Topeka, KS (LifeNews.com) -- A pro-life group is calling on the Kansas Supreme Court to get moving on 107 charges Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri is facing that it potentially engaged in illegal abortions. Operation Rescue says the state's high court has stalled on the case for months.

Former state attorney general Phill Kline, as the then Johnson County District Attorney, filed 107 charges, including 23 felonies, against the abortion business for allegedly violating state law.

The Kansas Supreme Court held a hearing in the case involving the Overland Park Planned Parenthood abortion center last May. Read article here.

The following courtesy of Operation Rescue; partial list of events: (Click here for the Operation Rescue timeline).
September 21, 2004 – At the request of Attorney General Phill Kline, Judge Richard Anderson issues subpoenas for 90 abortion records from Planned Parenthood and Tiller’s Women’s Health Care Services (WHCS). The abortion clinics were ordered to produce the records by October 5, 2005.
October 4, 2004 – Both Planned Parenthood and WHCS file motions to quash Kline’s subpoenas.
October 5, 2004 – District Court Judge Richard Anderson rejects the abortion clinic’s motion to quash subpoenas for abortion records and orders them to produce the documents by October 15, 2004.
February 3, 2006 – The Kansas Supreme Court rules that Kline is entitled to the abortion records. They establish a complicated redaction process to insure that the records will contain no patient identifying information. The Court says that the subpoenas must be reissued, and Kline promises to do so at an impromptu press conference in Wichita.
October 24, 2006
– Kline finally receives posession of 90 hotly contested abortion records, three years after he asked for them and nearly 9 months after the KS Supreme court ruled that he was entitled to them.

Why is it taking so long to prosecute Planned Parenthood on these charges?

Pro-abortion forces, including the Tiller Clinic's pacs, have contributed millions to influence ligislation and court actions to fight Phill Kline's fight to convict both Tiller, when he was alive, and Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Missouri. (Dr. Tiller's killer should be tried and sentenced to the maximum allowed by law).

Review the following web sites:
Kansas Meadowlark web site.
Tiller's Political Influence.

Planned Parenthood has an 'Action Center,' which receives donations in order to elect public officials who are 'pro-choice:'.

Pro-Abortion Kansas Supreme Court Justice is part of the opposition to charges filed agains abortion clinics in Kansas:
Alpha Medical Clinic and Beta Medical Clinic et al. v. Hon. Richard Anderson In a unanimous decision authored by Justice Carol A. Beier, ruled that three federal constitutional privacy interests are threatened by Attorney General Phill Kline's subpoenas for patient records from two Kansas abortion clinics and, therefore, Shawnee County District Judge Richard Anderson must reconsider whether the subpoenas should issue under tightly drawn restrictions. The court declined the clinics' request to hold the attorney general in contempt of court for alleged violations of an order sealing documents and proceedings related to the inquisition.

Posted from Kansas Liberty.Com
The threat by Kansas Supreme Court justice Carol Beier to bring ethics charges against her nemesis, former Attorney General Phill Kline, was apparently broadened Monday to include Kline's former assistant, Stephen Maxwell.

A Supreme Court administrator served Maxwell with a formal complaint alleging Maxwell violated several ethics rules. The complaint was written by Stanton Hazlett, disciplinary administrator. The Board for Discipline of Attorneys is an entity within the Kansas Supreme Court. If Maxwell cannot successfully refute the charge, Beier, who is up for retention in the 2010 fall election, will be one of the justices who decides his fate. Read entire article here.

I have been following the cases against the late Dr. George Tiller and Planned Parenthood in Kansas for several years and have read various accounts in several local area print media: The Kansas City Star, The Wichita Beacon, The Topeka Capitol-Journal, and the Lawrence Journal World. Of these four, only the Lawrence Journal-World was halfway unbiased in some of their reporting. The other three are solidly pro-choice and hate anything pro-life, and have refused to publish the true facts of the case. They have consistently defended both Tiller and Planned Parenthood, and have railed against Phill Kline and have done all they can to destroy his credibility.

I will follow this case and provide updates when new developments occur. Meanwhile, this year, As the Kansas Supreme Court has done it part in subverting justice, I will do all I can on this web site, through email, and other means, to see that none of the justices, especially Justice Bierer, on the ballot for retention are retained.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Attitude of Pro-Abortion Supporters at the Tim Tebow Ad

After viewing this ad several times, I can not understand how pro-abortion groups could find this offensive to them. The only conclusion I can come to is that the culture of death syndrome breeds guilt that accompanies supporting the aborting of the pre-born.



The only thing pro-abortion supporters could come up with was Tim tackling his mom toward the end of the commercial. They were just compelled to find something wrong with it!
Full Story at Focus On The Family Web Site; click here.

Thursday, February 11, 2010

The Left’s Consistent anti-Pro-Life Hypocrisy

Commentary

Since both before, during, and even now after CBS aired the Focus on the Family commercial profiling Tim Tebow and his mother, Pam Tebow, for not aborting him as she was advised to do by her doctors.

Pro-abortion groups–not pro-choice, as Pam Tebow was, who chose to bring her fetus to term–condemned the ad; condemned CBS; condemned Focus on the Family; and anyone else that approved the commercial.

Alterian, Nielsen, and Zeta Interactive surveys, proved the Tebow ad was the most discussed this year’s Super Bowl commercial on the Internet by both who supported and those who condemned the ad.

However, an interesting comparison exists between this and the ongoing hatred for former Alaskan Governor, Sarah Palin. Her rise in popularity is scaring the Democrats and liberals, but her refusal to abort her down syndrome baby infuriates pro-choice, i.e., pro-abortion forces. They have shown their hatred for anyone who would truly exercise the option of being pro-choice, and choosing to bring their babies to full term.

Their choosing to bring their children to term, in spite of recommendations of doctors, in comparison shows the hypocrisy of supposedly pro-choice people who blatantly use the term to cover the grisly practice of aborting fetuses.

It seems hypocrisy is consistent!

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

"Maafa 21" a film alarm call to black Americans on abortion's impact

From Southtown Star, All Rights Reserved

[FYI, a subject I have been reporting in this web site since February 2007--Rick.]

February 10, 2010

By Fran Eaton

There's a justified outrage brewing among a growing number of black Americans, thanks to a shocking documentary circulating titled "Maafa 21."

The film links the founders of Planned Parenthood to a sinister black genocide plan, and conservative blacks are determined to get the word out. "Maafa 21" is the center topic of this month's Freedom's Journal Magazine, an online publication produced by Matteson resident Dr. Eric Wallace.

FJM is launching its third year, and it is the first time a black genocide conspiracy has been discussed, Wallace said. Read article here.

More information on Maafa 21, and where you may obtain a copy on a previous post on this web site: Click here.

Saturday, February 6, 2010

ACLU could sue over license plate


By Julian Walker
The (Norfolk) Virginian-Pilot
The Roanoke Times

RICHMOND -- A lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia has threatened state lawmakers with a lawsuit if they don't approve a proposed state license plate with an abortion-rights theme.

Sen. Janet Howell, D-Fairfax County, is carrying a bill to create a plate bearing the slogans "Trust Women" and "Respect Choice."

Her legislation comes one year after lawmakers approved an anti-abortion plate proposed by then-Sen. Ken Cuccinelli, the current attorney general, that reads "Choose Life." Read Article Here.

Comment:
Where in the U.S. Constitution we find it states that a state must equally support every ideology on license planes, in legislation, or in any other state matter.

I noticed the ACLU did not mention the First Amendment on Freedom of Speech. The intent of the First Amendment also grants the right 'not to speak' as well as the right 'to speak.' Apparently, they did not want to raise this issue.

The pro-abortion forces want to be mentioned everywhere pro-life issues are, but they try their best to prevent other pro-life issues, such as the Planned Parenthood trying to prevent CBS from airing the Tim Tebow pro-life commercial. They have the First Amendment right to object to it, but not to prevent it.

Pro-abortion supporters are like the supporters of other left-wing ideologies; freedom of speech for them, but not for those who have contrary opinions. How do you spell, 'hypocrite'?

Monday, February 1, 2010

Fetal Harvesting, Billion Dollar Industry

A new article from Lifesite News reminded me of something I had read years ago. the harvesting of the bodies of aborted pre-born babies has been going on for years. Following are only three examples out of many:
Documents Raise Spectre of Fetal Harvesting in WU Late-Term Abortion Scheme
By Peter J. Smith
Lifesite News, All Rights Reserved
MADISON, Wisconsin, January 29, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Pro-life advocates say they have obtained documents that raise serious questions over the possibility of fetal harvesting and conscience violations behind the University of Wisconsin's plans to begin performing late-term abortions at the Madison Surgery Center.
The Alliance Defense Fund and Pro-Life Wisconsin say that documents they obtained via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request illustrate the efforts of UW officials and abortionists over several years to add second-trimester abortions at MSC. Read Story.

Stem Cells from Aborted Fetuses Used to Treat Heart Disease
By @prolifeblogs on June 6, 2005 12:47 PM
Medical companies, funded by financial opportunists, are using stem cells from aborted fetuses to treat heart disease according to a presentation at the Annual Meeting of the International Society of Minimally Invasive Cardiothoracic Surgery. In a session titled "Late Breaking News", two investigators revealed that during the past 90 days they have injected fetal liver cells from 8-12 week old aborted children into the hearts of patients at a clinic in Ecuador. Source.

Skin cream made from aborted fetus?
Dr. Amy, the skeptical OB
It sounds like a horror story made up by an anti-abortion group, but it is not. Neocutis, a Swiss “cosmeceutical,” is being marketed as a “Bio-restorative Skin Cream with PSP™” for “sensitive, stressed and irritated skin.” PSP are processed skin-cell proteins and the manufacturer, Neocutis SA, is honest about where they came from:
Inspired by fetal skin’s unique properties, Neocutis’ proprietary technology uses cultured fetal skin cells to obtain an optimal, naturally balanced mixture of skin nutrients including cytokines, growth factors and antioxidants. Source


All aspects of the abortion industry are evil to the core!