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Howard Dean's experiments on children Posted: December 12, 20031:00 a.m. Eastern By Cliff Kincaid© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com While Howard Dean is a Northeastern liberal, he's no Michael Dukakis. So says William Kristol of the Weekly Standard, writing in the Washington Post about Dean's chances to win in 2004. In 1988, the former Massachusetts governor lost to George H.W. Bush after being branded a dreaded "Massachusetts liberal." By contrast, the media have labeled Dean a "conservative" or "centrist" on some issues. But the truth about Dean's embrace of the radical homosexual agenda could put the former Vermont governor on the far, far left side...

Med Schools: Four That Flunk June 29, 2003 By JACK DOLAN And ANDREW JULIEN, Courant Staff Writers Idaho regulators investigating complaints involving 12 patients revoked Dr. Brent E. Woodfield's license after concluding that he didn't understand "the basic principles of the practice of medicine." For Dr. Anacleto Capua, accused of misdiagnosing fatal conditions in three patients, refresher medical courses were recommended by Florida authorities concerned about his medical skills. Hitting the books might have helped Dr. Narpat Panwar, who flunked the U.S. medical licensing exam seven times before passing - only to be accused later in New York of botching...

Technology and Life's Dominion TCS The thirty years since Roe v. Wade has seen a remarkable explosion of medical technology - technology that has made abortion easier and safer, that has allowed it to move from hospital procedure to outpatient procedure, and that has brought the mortality rate down from 4.1 per 100,000 to 0.6 per 100,000. Yet, despite the improvements, the number of physicians who are willing to perform abortions is at the lowest it has ever been in thirty years. According to a recent study by the Alan Guttmacher Institute, only 1,819 physicians in this country, most of...

<p>A conservative preacher once told me he thought "a little socialism was good." I was dumbfounded. He did not realize this was tantamount to saying a little evil is good.</p> <p>In the early 1900s socialism was regarded as a crazy idea invented by revolutionaries and Marxists to disrupt civilization and bring down governments. But today the majority of Americans behave as socialists — whether they know it or not.</p>

Meet Bill Frist –heir to Lott throneSenator championed confirmationof pro-abortion Satcher, fights fat Posted: December 19, 20029:30 p.m. Eastern By Joseph Farah© 2002 WorldNetDaily.com WASHINGTON – Everyone knows Sen. Bill Frist, R-Tenn., is the upper house's only physician. But who is this man who appears likely to become the next Senate majority leader? Opponents of abortion on demand are likely to be deeply disappointed. While Trent Lott, R-Miss., had promised to bring to the floor for a quick, early vote a bill restricting partial-birth abortion, Frist championed the nomination by President Clinton of former Surgeon General David Satcher, a fervent supporter of...

Laredo physician donates JFK items BY CELINA ALVARADO Times staff writer Friday marked the 39Th anniversary of JFK's assassination, and in commemoration and celebration of JFK's accomplishments, and as a tribute to conspiracy theorists, Laredoan Dr. Reynaldo Godines donated books, DVDs, videos, and calendars to the Laredo Public Library, Saturday. The two books, a VHS series, calendars and the two DVD movies all provide tremendous research on the conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of JFK. The two donated books include Crossfire-The Plot That Killed Kennedy, a New York Times bestseller written by Jim Marrs, and Bloody Treason - The Assassination...

Ayman al-Zawahiri, considered Osama bin Laden's top aide, has been killed in Afghanistan, Russia's ITAR-TASS news agency reported yesterday, citing informed sources. In a report from Islamabad, the agency cited sources as saying that al-Zawahiri was not killed in fighting but in a special operation carried out by unidentified individuals. It did not give any date. On September 11, a London-based Islamist said al-Zawahiri had recently married two widows of a comrade killed in the US-led campaign in Afghanistan. An Afghan military chief said in December 2001 that Zawahiri had been injured and possibly killed in an air attack near...

Check to see if your congressman voted AGAINST this bill and FREEP him if he did and congratulate your congressman who voted FOR this bill. Our NJ Congressional Delegation, including 3 Roman Catholic Congressman: Pascrell, Pallone and Menendez, voted Against allowing Doctors and Hospitals right to choose to not commit abortions.The legislation passed 229-189 with NJ 4-8-1 with Marge Roukema not voting.To see the vote tally visit:http://clerkweb.house.gov/cgi-bin/vote.exe?year=2002&rollnumber=412This is not a partisan issue.  37 Democrats voted for HR 4691 The Abortion Non-Discrimination Act.  24 Republicans, including Rodney Frelinghuysen, voted Against allowing medical professionals and institutions right to choose to not commit...

Point Pleasant - The Chief of Pediatrics at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Dr. John F. Wiltz, was arrested late Tuesday night after a raid by sheriff's deputies netted 150 marijuana plants.The Mason County Sheriff's Department, in conjunction with the Jackson County Sheriff's Department, announced that a search warrant was executed at a residence on Oshel Road at 10:08 p.m.The marijuana plants found were being cultivated in a very sophisticated indoor growing system in a room built into the garage."There were several timers, the lights hung down and rotated," said Chief Deputy Gordon Clark of the Mason County Sheriff's Department. "We've run...

LONDON (AP) - A public inquiry announced Friday that family doctor Harold Shipman - Britain's worst serial killer - murdered 215 of his patients in a spree likely "unparalleled in history." The inquiry's head, High Court judge Dame Janet Smith, said there was also a "real suspicion" Shipman had killed 45 more people between 1975 and 1998. Shipman, 56, was convicted in January 2000 of murdering 15 of his patients - all elderly women - by injecting them with heroin. But police said at the time that he may have killed scores more. Shipman maintained his innocence, and no motive...