Rick's Culture of Life vs. Culture of Death Issues: Phill Kline's Hearing Reveals Planned Parenthood Ignored at Least 164 Cases of Child Rape

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Phill Kline's Hearing Reveals Planned Parenthood Ignored at Least 164 Cases of Child Rape

Vendetta of Pro-abortion cabal hearing against former Attorney General of Kansas, Phill Kline, is beginning to backfire. Kline drops a surprising charge against Planned Parenthood. This is a follow-up of my earlier post of February 9.

Planned Parenthood in Kansas, Tiller, Ignored 164 Cases of Child Rape

by Steven Ertelt
Topeka, KS
LifeNews.com
2/22/11 7:16 PM
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Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline dropped a bombshell during a hearing today in a case involving pro-abortion pushback against the charges he filed against a Planned Parenthood abortion business.

The man who was the top pro-life attorney in the state of Kansas is in the middle of hearings on nine counts of alleged ethical violations before the Kansas Attorney Disciplinary Board. The trial is estimated to go on for two weeks and is the latest phase in a protracted, multi-year effort to distract from the 107 counts of wrongdoing, including 23 felonies, against a Johnson County, Kansas Planned Parenthood abortion center.

The politically-motivated charges claim Kline acted improperly during his investigations of abortion clinics, even though recently released documents show that investigators for the Disciplinary Administrator cleared Kline of any wrong-doing in 2008. Read Story at Lifenews.Com

This persecution of Phill Kline even emanates from the highest court of Kansas, the Kansas Supreme Court, of which one pro-abortion justice, Carole Beier, an appointee of former pro-abortion Governor Sebelius, called for the ethics investigations against Kline.

A big supporter of Governor Sebelius, Planned Parenthood has friends on the high court. In fact, even before Kline filed his charges, Justice Carole Beier, a Sebelius appointee and former lawyer with the pro-abortion National Women’s Law Center, called for an ethics investigation of Kline.

Indeed, the Kansas high court is so inclined to wield its power on behalf of the abortion industry that it even silenced a fellow judge who agreed with Kline’s findings, barring his testimony.

Again, the case against Planned Parenthood is ongoing, with three lower court judges now having found probable cause for it to move forward. Read article: Persecution Against Phill Kline by Jill Stanek.

As I have written in past posts on this web site, the abortion forces in Kansas will not tolerate any interference in their macabre business of killing pre-born defenseless human beings. Their purpose is to intimidate any future prosecutors to ignore illegal actions against Planned Parenthood, or any other abortion business. This is the culture of death in action.

4 comments:

Al said...: I've been following this story. IMHO, the corruption starting from Sibelius on down ranks right up there at the top of the list for the all time corrupt administrations. & I am including Tamminy Hall, Dailey the elder etc in that list. the Mafia wishes it had to ability to corrupt like Planned Parenthood actually did.

Of course, the media is ignoring this, like the recent arrest of pro-abort terrorist Theodore Shulman, Gosnell ETC. But then the truth is the last thing the MSM wants out there when it comes to the abortion industry.; March 1, 2011 at 5:08 AM
Rick Mann said...: Al, I'm going to follow this story right up to its conclusion. This is one of the most miscarriage of justice cases I've seen in Kansas for a long time and I am 79.

The Abortion industry is killing this country, morally and physically. We MUST effect a majoy change come next election.; March 4, 2011 at 7:27 AM
Alexa said...: I stumbled on this blog and find it interesting you're an NRA member!

I wonder why you feel it is perfectly fine to own and potentially use guns to kill others, and yet you are against abortion even in cases of rape? This seems hypocritical to me. What gives you personally the right to choose whether or not to kill a stranger with a gun (you have this right as soon as you purchase a gun), but women don't have the right to choose whether or not to kill a life that is leeching off of their body for nourishment?; March 4, 2011 at 11:27 PM
Rick Mann said...: Alexa, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. The questions you raise deserve a response.

To begin with, I am a Christian, and believe in the Ten Commandments. Are you familiar with the Sixth Commandment? If you have learned them from the King James Version, you will probably remember it as, “Thou shalt not kill.” However, this is incorrect. The original meaning reads, “You shall do no murder.” Self-Defense is not murder; it is killing in defense of your life or the lives of others.

In Numbers 32:23, Joshua warned those who would not fight for their country that their sin would find them out. The expressed meaning of this verse is that it is dishonorable and a sin not to fight in defense of one’s country when called upon to do so. According to the Apostle Paul’s instructions in 1Timothy 5:8, if you do not provide for your own household you are worse than an infidel (or unbeliever) and have denied the faith. When read in context, this verse speaks of taking care of your family financially. Clearly, this verse extends to include the physical care and protection of your family. It would do no good to be diligent in paying the bills yet refuse to offer defense against someone who would enter your home with the intent to kill your family.

You say, “but women don't have the right to choose whether or not to kill a life that is leeching off of their body for nourishment?” Now, there are two ways we can look at this–Devine creation, or evolution. The Bible states: "The Lord called me before my birth. From within the womb he called me by my name...He said to me, `You are my servant'..." (Isaiah 49:1,3 TLB); "For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb" (Psalm 139:13). Psalm 127:3, “Sons are a heritage from the LORD, children a reward from him” [NIV]. Aborting a fetus would be murder. So, is God’s gift leeching off of the mother’s nourishment? Or is she being a good steward nourishing her baby to birth, and loving him as she rears him.

The other way, is from an evolutionary point of view. Evolution teaches the “survival of the fittest.” The mother is the fittest, so it is justifiable to kill the fetus, which will become a human being if allowed to be born. Another way to look at it, is why does the mother get pregnant in the first place if she does not want a baby? Lack of protection? Lust? You answer.

I do hope this clarifies the problem. Again, thanks for stopping by and commenting. Have a good day.

–Rick; March 6, 2011 at 3:47 PM

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By Rick

“I just checked the senator’s room again to see if he has expired yet,” the young orderly said. “He is still alive.”
“He is?”
“Yes, Nurse Jackson. He seems to be breathing normally.”
“I’ll go in and see him.” She turned toward the medical secretary and told her to call the senator’s family. Amelia Jackson left and went to the senator’s room.

An hour had passed and Senator Reynold Claypool’s two sons and one daughter were present in the former’s hospice room.
“We have two more minutes,” Dr. George Clemmons said to the family. “We need to turn off all of the life-saving equipment,” Turning to the nurse, he added, “Are you ready, Amelia?”.
“Yes, Doctor,” Amelia Jackson replied, moving toward the bed.
The two minutes went by slowly as the two medical personnel waited to terminate the life of Senator Reynold Claypool who had been in a coma since his auto accident ten years ago.
Amelia Jackson turned off the respirator while the doctor pulled out the feeding tube.
“This is a sad way to end a brilliant career,” Dr. Clemmons said. “But we had no choice.”
“I know,” Amelia Jackson said. “He had no choice either. In a coma, he had no say in the matter.”
“I understand,” the daughter said. “We all do.”
“With the respirator disconnected,” Clemmons said, “He won’t last more than a few minutes if that long. I’m going to the cafeteria for coffee. I’ve seen enough people die this week. I’ll let the nurse in the unit know it’s over for the Senator.”
“Fine, Doctor. I’m going to leave the family alone with the senator while I go down the hall to see Mrs. Grover. She’s a sweet old lady and her time will soon be up also.” Both professionals left Senator Claypool’s room.
On her way to Mrs. Grover’s room, Amelia thought, Mrs. Grover is totally innocent of her situation, but the senator is not. It took Amelia not more than twenty seconds to reach the room. “Good morning, Anna. How are we feeling this morning?”
“How are we feeling, Amelia?” I don’t know how you are feeling, but I’m not doing too well. However, I’m hanging in there.” The old woman smiled at the nurse.
“I know you are,” Amelia said, pulling up a chair to Mrs. Grover’s bed. “You are in good humor as always. I wish I could do something to help.”
“You have done a lot,” the old woman responded. “It is really not your fault. The law is the law.”
“Yes, unfortunately, it is,” the nurse answered. “But, it is a felonious act to try to prolong a person’s life that is over 80.”
“It gives me great joy,” Mrs. Grover said, “To live much longer than anyone expected. I think God is allowing me to live just to agitate the government.”
“Even in what pain you must be,” Amelia said. “But I admire you and I hope you live to be a hundred, in spite of the fact pain relievers are the only medicine you are allowed to take.”
“So far, I have outlived my oldest son who put me in this facility for the elderly which was designed for the elderly sick. He didn’t tell me that, but I know from some of my friends who were here and who have passed on. I have also outlived the doctor he talked into placing me here. Is that ironic or what?”
“You make me laugh, Anna,” Amelia said. “I have to go and visit with some relatives of an inmate who just died. I’ll visit you again this afternoon.”
“Thanks, Amelia. You’ve been sweet to me.”
“I don’t know anyone who can not be sweet to you, Anna.” Amelia left the room.

“Father is still breathing,” Fred Claypool, the senator’s older son said.”
“We did not think Father would make it this long,” Darlene said. “He was pretty smashed up when his small hydrogen car was hit by the trash truck. He lost quite a bit of blood before they extricated him from the wreckage.
“He is still breathing?” Amelia asked, surprised. She checked the heart monitor which was the only piece of equipment still hooked up to the old senator. “His heart is showing a steady rhythm. But, you know that this presents a problem.”
“I know,” Curtis, the younger son, said. “We know the law.”
“I’ll let you have more time to be with him,” Amelia said. “But I’ll have to notify the department.”
“Yes, we know,” Darlene said. “The law allows no exceptions.”
“The ironic thing is,” Fred said, “Is that Father was coming home from the senate after the crucial vote on Senate Bill 1005, The Termination of Life Bill. Father introduced an addition to the bill providing that after ten years in a coma, all life support was to be turned off.”
“Which we did,” Amelia said.
“And you are now required to call in the Euthanasia section of the Department of Health and Human Services and they will send someone over to kill father with a lethal injection.
“Unfortunately, that is what will happen.”
“The real unfortunate part of it is that Father voted for the bill and was only forty-six when the accident happened."

Amelia Jackson was at Anna Grover’s bedside a year and two months later as she died on her hundredth birthday.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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