US Senate to convene emergency session. (Schiavo) Fox news. Tom Delay speaking now

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[Ravi]

Just heard on Fox that U.S. Senate will convene today in emergency session regarding Terri Schiavo.

[mafree]

...isn't it amazing to watch people defend this on the grounds that his wife isn't really alive, implying the marriage contract loses it's teeth based on her incapacited condition rendering his co-habitation and child producing justified, but then turn around and argue for her death based on the viability and sacrosanct nature of the marriage contract?

AMEN!! Best question on this thread!

[Petronski]

Well put.

[Just mythoughts]

Haven't you heard that Terri can't have an MRI cause they implanted a metal object into her brain, or some have claimed?

Look like all their bases have been covered or so they think.

[Petronski]

If an MRI truly cannot be done because of the implant (not yet ascertained), there is still the option of removing the implant and/or PET.

[Cold Heat]

There is a document signed by Hamesfahr that is a affidavit and legally binding. It it, since he is your guy of record, he states she had a MRI.

I have it. It is in a form that will not copy otherwise I would give it to you.

So go find it! It is out there.

if I find a URL I will post it, but not tonight.

[Just mythoughts]

"If an MRI truly cannot be done because of the implant (not yet ascertained), there is still the option of removing the implant and/or PET."


Sorry I forgot to add sarcasm, you are correct.

[jonrick46]

For the first six months a baby is quite helpless and must be cared for mush like a PVS patient. I don't think babies have much problem being babies. When you compare the level of care of a baby to Terri Schiavo, there is not much difference. Do we call for a withdrawal of the feeding teat the first time the baby shows discomfort and cries?

[Cold Heat]

Take your conspiracy crap to Jeff Rense. Or some coolaid lover.

I don't but a bit of it.

Comprende?

[FBD]

you all have provided some very valuable information on this thread.

Thank you.

[Just mythoughts]

"Take your conspiracy crap to Jeff Rense. Or some coolaid lover.
I don't but a bit of it.

Comprende?"

Read Mark Levin's new book, might actually teach you a thing or two, that is unless you are tooooooo incited to read with understanding.

[Miss Behave]

I stongly second that emotion.

[Cold Heat]

I read it.I have a signed copy.

You folks are pitiful. Just pitiful!

[UCANSEE2]

"You've had a long day,"(from BigSkyFreeper)

We all have. And a long weekend. And it ain't over yet.

Maybe it would help if every poster on all the Terri threads took a second to take a breath, and realize that everyone is stressed, tired, and has concerns one way or the other and has the right to discuss and debate those issues.

Although we all have strong convictions, and tempers have flared, it is not because any of us are "BAD", or "EVIL". It is because we are all human.

Terri's case has brought forth a SUITCASE full of issues, which bred 'factions' during our discussions.

We have:
The Judicial Court Issue
The Euthanasia Issue
The State Law Issue
The Federal Law Issue
The Hospice Staff Issue
The Roman Catholic Church Issue
The women's hygiene Issue
The Money Issue
The Medicare Scam Issue
The Right to Life Issue
The Right to Die Issue
The Right to decide for others issue
The Right to have no decision issue
The Right to be tortured Issue
The PVS/Coma/Braindead Issue
The hearsay/heresay/whosay/Isay Issue
The gastronomy tube/Life Support Issue
The Heart Attack/Cardiac Arrest Issue
The Diet/Bulimia Issue
Terri Schiavo-Schindler
Judge Greer
Michael Schiavo
George Felos
George Bush
Jeb Bush
Dr. Gambone/Hammersfahr/Wolfson/etc.
The Schiavo Family
The Schindlers
Rush Limbaugh (how'd he get in here?)
The Florida Attorney General
The Pope
Moose
Cheese

(Help, someone stop him.)

The biggest problem we have is we all think we are talking about the same thing, and yet poster A seems to be discussing ISSUE X , with poster B who is discussing ISSUE Y.

It's remarkable that posters heads don't explode after a while.

[UCANSEE2]

"You've had a long day,"(from BigSkyFreeper)

We all have. And a long weekend. And it ain't over yet.

Maybe it would help if every poster on all the Terri threads took a second to take a breath, and realize that everyone is stressed, tired, and has concerns one way or the other and has the right to discuss and debate those issues.

Although we all have strong convictions, and tempers have flared, it is not because any of us are "BAD", or "EVIL". It is because we are all human.

Terri's case has brought forth a SUITCASE full of issues, which bred 'factions' during our discussions.

We have:
The Judicial Court Issue
The Euthanasia Issue
The State Law Issue
The Federal Law Issue
The Hospice Staff Issue
The Roman Catholic Church Issue
The women's hygiene Issue
The Money Issue
The Medicare Scam Issue
The Right to Life Issue
The Right to Die Issue
The Right to decide for others issue
The Right to have no decision issue
The Right to be tortured Issue
The PVS/Coma/Braindead Issue
The hearsay/heresay/whosay/Isay Issue
The gastronomy tube/Life Support Issue
The Heart Attack/Cardiac Arrest Issue
The Diet/Bulimia Issue
Terri Schiavo-Schindler
Judge Greer
Michael Schiavo
George Felos
George Bush
Jeb Bush
Dr. Gambone/Hammersfahr/Wolfson/etc.
The Schiavo Family
The Schindlers
Rush Limbaugh (how'd he get in here?)
The Florida Attorney General
The Pope
Moose
Cheese

(Help, someone stop him.)

The biggest problem we have is we all think we are talking about the same thing, and yet poster A seems to be discussing ISSUE X , with poster B who is discussing ISSUE Y.

It's remarkable that posters heads don't explode after a while.

[tarheelswamprat]

re: Two more neurologists speak on the value of MRIs in Terri's case:

Thanks for posting this information.

[Just mythoughts]

"I read it.I have a signed copy.
You folks are pitiful. Just pitiful!"

The same right back at you.

[Petronski]

You'll have to post it. It doesn't google. All I'm finding is testimony that Terri can swallow and needs no tube.

[Aliska]

Do we call for a withdrawal of the feeding teat the first time the baby shows discomfort and cries?

It could very well come to that, the criteria being whether the baby is still wanted or not, and if the cause of the crying is due to some genetic defect not caught and gotten rid of pre-birth, then there will be a selection process because we little gods have to make this world perfect, and defectives need not apply.

Eventually legally blind people will be inducted into the selection process . . .

Everybody has a genetic imperfection. I guess the last one to go will have to off their own lights.

It won't go that far. I'm being sarcastic.

[BykrBayb]

This is an excellent point, that bears repeating. Mafree, thanks for mentioning it later in the thread, or I would have missed it.

And isn't it amazing to watch people defend this on the grounds that his wife isn't really alive, implying the marriage contract loses it's teeth based on her incapacited condition rendering his co-habitation and child producing justified, but then turn around and argue for her death based on the viability and sacrosanct nature of the marriage contract?

[Cold Heat]

BTW, One of my hobbies that I have I share with mark. It is the study of the Nine.

But you see, you are so damn dense that you think I am sooooostoooopid, because I disagree with everything you have said.

Well, you are wrong, and Holdonnow is wrong to become a part of this insurrection.

I also disagree about his defense of Hannity. Hannity is a LPee FR hater.

But I liked his book. And I listen to his show.