I can only say I will NEVER vote for someone who supports killing babies. It is a traitorous action to our country, as America is losing lawful citizen's reproductive sustainability. We, will cease to exist as we are overrun.
The scientific evidence is overwhelming that the unborn feel pain, and the recent successful survival and development a child weighing mere ounces confirms that although the baby still relied on assistance (as do all), it was able to survive outside the womb. http://www.abort73.com/HTML/I-C-2-development.html
Anyone supporting the murder of these children can not ever be considered conservative- regardless of how it is spun.
I will never compromise my integrity by voting for one evil over another, and neither should any other American. Don't buy into the politics and the media polls. The only way this nation's long term survival has a chance is if we live by an honor code and make a stand.
Showing posts with label abortion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abortion. Show all posts
Friday, October 12, 2007
Friday, October 5, 2007
Goldberg Goes Whoopi Over Abortions
Goldberg lectured Hasselbeck that Americans ought to "revere" women, who have had abortions.
I don't watch the View, and won't, simply because I cannot stand inane, and insane prattling. I liked Whoopie on Star Trek: TNG, but knowing what I just learned about how she trivializes murdering children, I just can't think of her the same...
I don't watch the View, and won't, simply because I cannot stand inane, and insane prattling. I liked Whoopie on Star Trek: TNG, but knowing what I just learned about how she trivializes murdering children, I just can't think of her the same...
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
No Charge for Dead Babies
I don't usually reprint a whole article, but this one deserves it... sick, just sick. Our country really needs to get back on track.
Joseph Farah
Between the Lines
Posted: September 25, 20071:00 a.m. Eastern
I told you so.
I hate to say it, but I told you so.
Back on Aug. 9, I told you about the case of Christy Freeman, an Ocean City, Md., mother suspected of killing her newborn, or possibly unborn, baby in 2004 along with three others.
The remains of the children were all found at her home last month.
At first, investigators didn't know what to charge her with. Finally, they decided murder was the appropriate crime.
But, though the bodies of these victims were found in her possession, how could it be proved she killed them after birth? That was the question. If she killed them one minute before they were born, she was home free because Maryland, like many other states, expressly protects women who murder their own unborn children for any reason or no reason at all.
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Also, it was unclear to prosecutors whether there was any crime in keeping the remains of dead babies.
Welcome to the world after Roe v. Wade.
Do you really want to make the argument this activist judicial ruling didn't cheapen life in America?
The case began when Freeman, a taxi driver and mother of four offspring who survived her household, went to the hospital after giving birth. Police searched her home for the baby and found a recently deceased infant under the bathroom sink. They also found three more sets of older baby remains, two in a trunk in the living room and one in a recreational vehicle parked outside the house of horrors.
When an examination found the fresh remains were from a stillborn, prosecutors dismissed murder charges. But they also charged her with killing one of the other children found in the trunk. Investigators believe she gave birth to twins on a toilet in 2004 and allowed one of them to die.
But now that charge, too, has been thrown out.
No crime, no punishment. Presumably, Freeman will be permitted to play devoted mother to the four surviving children.
The case hasn't received much publicity outside the area. No wonder. I don't think most journalists know what to make of such a case. After all, there weren't supposed to be people like Freeman anymore – not after abortion was made "safe and legal." Contraception was supposed to free women of unwanted pregnancies, and taxpayer-subsidized abortions were supposed to ensure that messiness like this would never be necessary.
Yet, here it is – staring us in the face.
There's a slight chance you might see Freeman's face flashed on the news. But there's no chance you will ever see the gruesome images of those four little ones whose lives were snuffed out.
And that's why it remains so easy for America to tolerate this national crime, this national shame, this national sin known as abortion on demand.
As I wrote last month about this case: "God knows what possessed Freeman to do what she did. Men and women have always done evil things and always will. It's their nature. And that is why government has a responsibility to rein in the worst of man's excesses – to keep us, at a minimum, from killing one another, to protect the innocent."
I also wrote: "It will be interesting if it turns out that no crime was committed. It's quite possible that four dead babies in your house is nothing more than, say, a health code violation, thanks to Roe v. Wade."
About this, I was wrong. It's not even a health-code violation. It's not even a reason to remove children from your care.
It's simply a non-event.
I really hate to say it, but I told you so.
Joseph Farah
Between the Lines
Posted: September 25, 20071:00 a.m. Eastern
I told you so.
I hate to say it, but I told you so.
Back on Aug. 9, I told you about the case of Christy Freeman, an Ocean City, Md., mother suspected of killing her newborn, or possibly unborn, baby in 2004 along with three others.
The remains of the children were all found at her home last month.
At first, investigators didn't know what to charge her with. Finally, they decided murder was the appropriate crime.
But, though the bodies of these victims were found in her possession, how could it be proved she killed them after birth? That was the question. If she killed them one minute before they were born, she was home free because Maryland, like many other states, expressly protects women who murder their own unborn children for any reason or no reason at all.
(Column continues below)
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Also, it was unclear to prosecutors whether there was any crime in keeping the remains of dead babies.
Welcome to the world after Roe v. Wade.
Do you really want to make the argument this activist judicial ruling didn't cheapen life in America?
The case began when Freeman, a taxi driver and mother of four offspring who survived her household, went to the hospital after giving birth. Police searched her home for the baby and found a recently deceased infant under the bathroom sink. They also found three more sets of older baby remains, two in a trunk in the living room and one in a recreational vehicle parked outside the house of horrors.
When an examination found the fresh remains were from a stillborn, prosecutors dismissed murder charges. But they also charged her with killing one of the other children found in the trunk. Investigators believe she gave birth to twins on a toilet in 2004 and allowed one of them to die.
But now that charge, too, has been thrown out.
No crime, no punishment. Presumably, Freeman will be permitted to play devoted mother to the four surviving children.
The case hasn't received much publicity outside the area. No wonder. I don't think most journalists know what to make of such a case. After all, there weren't supposed to be people like Freeman anymore – not after abortion was made "safe and legal." Contraception was supposed to free women of unwanted pregnancies, and taxpayer-subsidized abortions were supposed to ensure that messiness like this would never be necessary.
Yet, here it is – staring us in the face.
There's a slight chance you might see Freeman's face flashed on the news. But there's no chance you will ever see the gruesome images of those four little ones whose lives were snuffed out.
And that's why it remains so easy for America to tolerate this national crime, this national shame, this national sin known as abortion on demand.
As I wrote last month about this case: "God knows what possessed Freeman to do what she did. Men and women have always done evil things and always will. It's their nature. And that is why government has a responsibility to rein in the worst of man's excesses – to keep us, at a minimum, from killing one another, to protect the innocent."
I also wrote: "It will be interesting if it turns out that no crime was committed. It's quite possible that four dead babies in your house is nothing more than, say, a health code violation, thanks to Roe v. Wade."
About this, I was wrong. It's not even a health-code violation. It's not even a reason to remove children from your care.
It's simply a non-event.
I really hate to say it, but I told you so.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Germany Giving Jail Time for Use of Free Speech!
WorldNetDaily reports that "a 55-year-old Lutheran pastor will spend a year in jail for comparing Germany's abortion rate of 150,000 annually to the murder of Jews in Auschwitz during the Holocaust, according to Salem Voice Ministries. "
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=56420
Another gem from the article is the following unbelievable quote:
"Creationism, born of the denial of the evolution of species through natural selection, was for a long time an almost exclusively American phenomenon," the report says. "Today creationist theories are tending to find their way into Europe … [T]his is liable to encourage the development of all manner of fundamentalism and extremism, synonymous with attacks of utmost virulence on human rights."
This is just unreal! I remember learning that it was a German who started printing the first Bibles on the first printing press... must have been us Americans! Gutenberg sounds American, right? As far as it being the source of extremism, that is wrong too. Creationism synonymous with attacks on human rights? Like them taking away free speech? Sounds like what Germany is doing. The Bible teaches that as much as possible we are to live at peace with all men!
Romans 12:18 "Ist es möglich, soviel an euch ist, so habt mit allen Menschen Frieden."
(from www.biblegateway.com)
Can they be so steeped in denial that they turn to the same methods of oppression as the Nazis? Have they learned nothing? If you say anything out of line they throw you in jail and accuse YOU of violating rights! Next, speaking out of turn or praying will be grounds for an automatic death sentence! Unbelievable, right? Regardless of your beliefs on the matter, who would have thought merely saying chopping up a baby and sucking it out of the womb was bad was grounds for a year in prison?
For facts on abortion, please go to http://www.abort73.com/ Maybe someone could translate and send to Germany since they obviously never even bothered to research WHY a pastor would say such a thing to risk landing in jail. Their court system is even more of a joke than ours!
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=56420
Another gem from the article is the following unbelievable quote:
"Creationism, born of the denial of the evolution of species through natural selection, was for a long time an almost exclusively American phenomenon," the report says. "Today creationist theories are tending to find their way into Europe … [T]his is liable to encourage the development of all manner of fundamentalism and extremism, synonymous with attacks of utmost virulence on human rights."
This is just unreal! I remember learning that it was a German who started printing the first Bibles on the first printing press... must have been us Americans! Gutenberg sounds American, right? As far as it being the source of extremism, that is wrong too. Creationism synonymous with attacks on human rights? Like them taking away free speech? Sounds like what Germany is doing. The Bible teaches that as much as possible we are to live at peace with all men!
Romans 12:18 "Ist es möglich, soviel an euch ist, so habt mit allen Menschen Frieden."
(from www.biblegateway.com)
Can they be so steeped in denial that they turn to the same methods of oppression as the Nazis? Have they learned nothing? If you say anything out of line they throw you in jail and accuse YOU of violating rights! Next, speaking out of turn or praying will be grounds for an automatic death sentence! Unbelievable, right? Regardless of your beliefs on the matter, who would have thought merely saying chopping up a baby and sucking it out of the womb was bad was grounds for a year in prison?
For facts on abortion, please go to http://www.abort73.com/ Maybe someone could translate and send to Germany since they obviously never even bothered to research WHY a pastor would say such a thing to risk landing in jail. Their court system is even more of a joke than ours!
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