RAGE!

What a sick country America has become under these secular progressives!

An abortionist who claims to have destroyed more than 20,000 unborn children and who once was Hillary Clinton's OB-GYN says he is doing "God's work" when he terminates a pregnancy.

"Embryos and fetuses spontaneously aborted – most, but not all of those 'canceled' by 'God' – are ... luckless human souls," wrote William Harrison, referring to an ancient poem describing the plight of mankind. "But a few spontaneous abortions occur in desired pregnancies with no discernable abnormalities. For those girls and women and their families whose circumstances would make their babies 'luckless human souls,' I 'cancel' them before they become babies."

Harrison's comments came in an e-mail to Warren Throckmorton, whose work has been published by journals of the American Psychological Association, the American Mental Health Counseling Association and the Christian Association for Psychological Studies. He documented his exchange with Harrison on his blog . . . read more

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You wouldn't want to go back to this Kansas, Dorothy - July

If you're not a left-wing advocate of the abortion machine in America and also use Yahoo, you may want to think again about your support for this ISP. Yahoo, as of July 27, 2004, took sides on this issue and was offering this T-shirt from their partner, Planned Parenthood. The shirt proudly reads,"I had an abortion." It looks like Michael Moore may have been right when he told a French audience that Americans are stupid.

We wrote to the Yahoo store and suggested the new and innovative titles below to feature on future shirts from the society that says it represents the shining city on the hill. We don't know if Yahoo and Planned Parenthood will use them, but if you see these quotes you'll know the source.

"I had an affair and got a STD!"

"I killed my spouse and got away with it!"

"I sucked my kid's brains out!"

"I have AIDS from sodomy!"
"You really don't want my blood!"

"I'm a wild girl and on my fourth abortion!"

"I shared my STD!"
"I aborted my daughter and proud of it!"

"I aborted my son and proud of it!"

"I'm one of the 50% the CDC says will have a STD at age 25!"

"I'm just one more of Michael Moore's stupid Americans!"

Lies Continue as Another one Bites the Dust

An artist killed herself after aborting her twins when she was eight weeks pregnant, leaving a note saying: "I should never have had an abortion. I see now I would have been a good mum."

Emma Beck was found hanging at her home in Helston, Cornwall, on Feb 1 2007. She was declared dead early the following day - her 31st birthday.

Her suicide note read: "I told everyone I didn't want to do it, even at the hospital. I was frightened, now it is too late. I died when my babies died. I want to be with my babies: they need me, no-one else does." . . . read more

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In a very brief encounter while I was visiting a summer resort in New Hampshire in the 1990s and waiting for dinner to be annouced , one obvious abortion doctor volunteered an opinion. I was sitting on the porch in a nearby rocking chair, the guest smiling as he spoke standing nearby .

"It's only mush," he reminded me without blinking an eye, "You can't even tell it's a child."

I had head the same insensitivity to life in an account of what Nazis had done to Jewish prisoners while I had watched the testimony given by a retired British officer of his experience when entering one of the German extermination camps near the end of WWII.

He said young female Nazi youth guards still kept killing skeletal-looking Jews as some would try to come over the fence in our direction, even while the guards knew we were approaching them.

"It was an unspeakable scene," he said still obviously disturbed by the images decades later. - Webmaster

 

Planned Parenthood Free From Grand Jury Investigation with assistance from liberal establishment and its appointed officials

“The Grand Jury was never given what they asked for and never had time to work through numerous charges against Planned Parenthood, which included violating late-term abortion laws and hiding the statutory rape of children. Planned Parenthood, of course, claims it has been ‘vindicated’ by the Grand Jury disbanding,” said TVC Executive Director Andrea Lafferty.

“What we see in Kansas is a shameful example of the power of the abortion industry to shield itself from true justice. “What we have in Kansas is ‘Moriarty Special Interest Justice’ – where the legal system sides with the target of the investigation to hamper a citizen-instigated Grand Jury. Moriarty and McClain should be investigated for effectively derailing a legitimate Grand Jury inquiry into the criminal activities of Planned Parenthood." . . . read more

Planned Parenthood and The Maggie Award

According to July 2005 issue of Citizen Magazine, published by Focus on the Family, Oscar-like awards are given out annually by Planned Parenthood, which they affectionately call their Maggie Awards, after their founder, Margaret Sanger.Citizen reports that Planned Parenthood sees Ms. Sanger as a social reformer who has won worldwide renown, respect, and admiration. Maybe they're talking about the membership of the ACLU, its own founder right-in-line with Ms. Sanger, a dedicated individual for introducing communism and socialism to America . . . an anti-patriot at best concerned about people leading a nation who could actually think for themselves.

We mention this because Citizen reports Ms. Sanger had an unsavory background, to say the least, from what we read in their report:

"Sanger was a rather unsavory character in her own right. A fan of eugenics - the early 20th Century campaign to 'improve' the human race by eliminating 'the unfit' - Maggie Sanger railed against people she called 'human waste,' 'human weeds' and the 'unceasingly spawning class of human beings who never should have been born at all.' "

Ms. Sanger might have been an inspiration not only for Planned Parenthood, but for Peter Singer, professor of the "ethics department" at Princeton University. Singer at least compromised her thoughts, saying parents should have a 30-day trial period before sending the little booger to the Soylent Green** processing plant.

But you never can make these elitists happy, Singer deciding that having sex with animals was a better plan to screw-up America's young adults, informing them "If your dog can tell you when it wants to go out, it can tell you other things, too."

We guess all those millions of women, who had left their unborn back at the Planned Parenthood Clinic in pieces for its Parts-for-Profit plan, must have known their mutilated loved one was being viewed by the PP abortionist as pieces of human waste . . . this mother's "human weed" that would have only cluttered up Planned Parenthood's stunning field of beautiful flowers formed by a sea of mediocre heads representing its membership, all singing "We're here, and you're not" . . . a membership that obviously has no problem with Sanger's beliefs falling in line with one of the prime objectives of the Third Reich.

Gee, and we thought that's why all those British and American servicemen died on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in 1943 . . . to eliminate and rid the earth of all the pariahs of the world who had thoughts like those of Ms. Sanger's brought to light by Citizen, a magazine that is extreme careful with its words.

What Ms. Sanger thought about aborted human beings could be no less than what the Third Reich thought about secular Jews. It should be no surprise then, that the objectives of the ACLU and Planned Parenthood have now guaranteed that some of Hitler's goals for the Third Reich are now alive and well in America. But PP doesn't have to worry about all those moms and dads, who lost loved ones on the beaches of France in 1943, coming back to haunt them.

The dead have no physical power on this earth, except for those whose services are required during elections in Cook County, Illinois.

"They treat the unborn as if they were your grandma's paper dolls."

** Soylent Green movie trailer

 

Abortion's dead poets society

June 7, 2006,
Kathleen Parker

If you are a secular progressive, this is the world you have created. Do not leave it on any other doorstep. By your own acts, you have proven Darwin wrong . . . that the strongest of the species actually do not survive when entering the world of Planned Parenthood.

Webmaster

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"Words are things; and a small drop of ink,
Falling like dew upon a thought, produces
That which makes thousands, perhaps millions think."

Lord Byron (1788-1824), from "Don Juan"

Lord Byron never finished his masterpiece, the epic poem "Don Juan," but he might never have begun it had he been conceived today. For Byron was born with a slight deformity - a clubfoot - that nonetheless left intact whatever degree of self-esteem is necessary to support a galloping libido. He further reduced his handicap to irrelevance by swimming the Hellespont (today's Dardanelles Strait) in tribute to Leander and Hero, the drowned lovers about whom he wrote a verse.Clearly, Byron's flair for the poetic didn't stop at the water's edge. So much, meanwhile, for the handicap of a clubfoot, which in those days sentenced one to a lifetime limp. Today, medical advances make it and other minor deformities a temporary inconvenience . . . read more