Scientist Considered Father of Birth Control Pill Dies

newsmax ^ | 31 January 2015

[fella]

Carl Djerassi, the chemist widely considered the father of the birth control pill, has died.

Stanford University spokesman Dan Stober said Djerrasi died Friday of complications of cancer at his San Francisco home. He was 91.

[Arthur McGowan]

Dr. John Rock has a lot to do with the creation of the Pill.

He was fertilizing eggs and destroying them as early as 1950. Catholics called for his excommunication, but Cardinal Richard Cushing (now, if not then, a notorious homosexual) just winked at Rock. Cushing, of course, fawned over the Kennedys for decades.

[fella]

"It has encouraged fornication, adultery, and abortion, and wrecked marriage for those who have remained married, those who have divorced, and those who have never married."

All things that Madison Avenue and Hollywood need for their "Sex Sells" campaigns. And lets not forget how our politicians use "Sex Sells" to get elected.

"The acceptance of contraception leaves no logical objection to homosexual activity or homosexual marriage. Where no logical objection exists, no objection survives very long."

The more deviant the perversion the more money that can be generated by those seeking validation of their life style choices.

[Steve0113]

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