Posted on 01/22/2005 7:00:29 AM PST by NorthOfTheRiver
While I sipped my tea and listened to the rain patter, the History Channel dug up a dead civilization and found a large sewer that held thousands of baby bones, victims of infanticide, a common practice of this ancient, forgotten society.
Anthropologists tell us two of the biggest indicators of a doomed civilization are the practice of infanticide and human sacrifice. In other words, cultures and species that kill their own young do not survive. If history really does repeat itself, then American society may also be doomed to extinction.
What will future archaeologists discover when they dig up America? We have a highly sophisticated form of disposal of our young, before birth rather than after. But are we, in reality, practicing a sanitized version of infanticide and human sacrifice?
(Excerpt) Read more at illinoisleader.com ...
Excellent - thank you for the perspective.
Warning GRAPHIC photos and stories from Priests for life website. Tears still falling!!
http://www.priestsforlife.org/resources/abortionimages/index.htm
Show the American people what an abortion is!
From the inception of his pro-life work, Fr. Frank Pavone has been urging the mass media to show the American people what an abortion is. Abortion is a reality which is so horrific that words alone can never convey its meaning.
Fr. Frank serves on the board of the Center for Bioethical Reform, which makes it a priority to share with the nation the world's largest collection of images of actual abortions. In conjunction with that organization, a series of careful analyses of what the pro-life movement can learn from other social reform movements is being prepared.
We present here some of the grim reality of abortion. Only seeing such images can bring us to the kind of indignation needed to sustain the sacrifices that will be necessary to finally bring an end to this injustice.
These images are arranged according to the gestational age of the children who were killed. You will note that below the link to each image is a link to a document signed by a pathologist who attests to the medical accuracy that particular image. Each document was also notarized. This pathologist, Dr. Abigail Allen, worked specifically with the remains of aborted children.
It is especially critical to show people the images of babies aborted in the first trimester. It is in regard to such children, who constitute 90% of abortion victims, that the myth persists that they are not really children at all.
We thank all of you who have contacted us to tell us about how these images have affected you. Please use them to show others this horrible reality.
God, have mercy. Amen.
Galleries of Images of Aborted Children
Gallery 1: Chronological Photo Index of first trimester aborted babies.
Gallery 2: Photographs of late-term abortions.
Gallery 3: Photographs of aborted babies at various stages, retrieved from dumpsters.
Gallery 4: Photographs of children killed by salt-poisoning abortion.
The story and photo of Baby Malachi.
Medical Illustrations of Abortion Procedures
Suction Curettage Abortion: Description and Diagrams
D&E (Dilatation and Evacuation) Abortion: Description and Diagrams
Partial-birth Abortion Diagrams
Photos of some of the tools used in abortion.
Below are links to the same images as in Galleries One and Two above, but without the thumbnail index and browsing window features.
Images of Aborted Babies - Archive 1
Images of Aborted Babies - Archive 2
Images of Aborted Babies - Archive 3
"Out of all the video games I have played and all the movies I have ever seen, I have never seen anything more violent than the pictures of these aborted babies." Chris Daly Age: 19 Orlando, Florida
Bishop Povish comments on the Graphic image project (July 2001)
Click here to go to a website where you can order signs and 3 x 5 inch cards containing the graphic images.
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