Posted on 03/26/2005 9:10:00 AM PST by sockmonkey
breaking
I'm not smearing anyone. I'm a pro-lifer, and I, along with other pro-lifers, are being smeared by the actions of a small vocal extremist minority within the pro-life movement.
Thanks for playing, though.
Yeah, sure I am.
Get a grip.
IMPEACH GREER
http://www.petitiononline.com/ijg520/petition.html
I sincerely hope that you are right! The immediate response from extremists would suggest that you are. Two men were arrested just yesterday for attempts. Bye Bye MS...
"Hopefully, no innocents will be harmed in the aftermath of this.
I think that is why Gov. Bush didn't go in, there could have been bloodshed.
He should have gone in without having a press conference in advance, which allowed Greer to issue his unlawful restraining order on the executive branch regardinging enforcement of the removal law."
Gov. Bush may have made a misjudgement about announcing it early, but he is a decent man and has done much over the years to save Terri, and if anyone faults him, it should be over his judgement, not his motives.
I am not clear on this, but wouldn't the police have stopped them anyway - court order or not - and prevented them from going in as MS, as her guardian, has not allowed anyone in to see her, so could they have gotten in any way even minus the court order to stop them?
This usurpation of power shall be the democrats response to the 2000 election. Not fought out in the arena of ideas, but usurped by 1 district court judge applying his world view.
That was the intent - put that thing in her brain so no MRI could be done.
However, that electrode was to have been taken out after one year. Think how no MRI was done BEFORE that electrode was inserted. To me, that is very revealing.
Talk about pre-meditated murder. Step by step...
Wow. You must be one of those members of the Death Cult I've heard exists here on FR?
Life is the basic issue
What American would have the time to be interested in other (puny) issues since they will be busy defending themselves from killing doctors and bullying judges?
Now we ask the good Lord in his compassion to continue to love and call Terri home. I hate that starvation is becoming an acceptable means to kill someone.
No one has can absolutely say she is not suffering!
Anyone who would vote for Hillary, as the previous poster stated were his/her intentions, is a moron. Voting/not voting for Jeb is a whole other case.
This attempt to save Terri reminds me of the attempt to convince the Taliban not to destroy the millenia old statues of Buddha. College students from all over the country wrote the Taliban, pleading with them to respect the ancient artifacts. The Taliban went ahead and destroyed the statues. They probably got even more enjoyment out of it than they would have otherwise, because they saw how their actions hurt good-hearted people. Of course, we all know how the Taliban fared in the end, because Sept. 11 happened soon after.
I think, like the Taliban, Judge Greer is enjoying everyone's pain. Not only does he get to kill a woman, but he gets to watch everyone who cares about her suffer along with her. To an evil mind, suffering is like an aphrodisiac. It is true that Terri's starvation leads to a state of euphoria--for Greer, Felos, and Schiavo.
I know the goal of Felos and Greer is to set us on the path that leads to wholesale killing of every disabled person. I hope enough eyes have been opened that the laws will be fixed. Otherwise, the killing will become more frequent and more blatant.
How clever.
Nah, no way you're getting off on rubbing salt in the wounds. Not you.
Well, be of good cheer. Looks like you'll be able to celebrate the death of Terri any day now.
While I agree with you I don't have much hope of this happening. As I remember, the idjits in Pinellas had a chance to chuck Judge Mengele (Greer) in the 2004 elections and instead re-elected him. IMHO those who voted for him share some of the responsibility for what is happening now.
LQ
It appears that this vile pretend Judge got his 40 pieces of silver from George $oro$ to set up this case law precedent to legalize Euthanasia in America.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1371254/posts
Soros and Schiavo
DiscovertheNetwork.com ^ | March 26, 2005 | Richard Poe
Posted on 03/26/2005 7:44:59 AM PST by venizelos
"We should consider laws that permit next of kin to decide to forgo life sustaining medical interventions even when a patient's wishes are not known," said George Soros in a speech of November 30, 1994, delivered at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
In that speech, Soros announced the launch of his Project on Death in America, a program designed to steer U.S. medicine toward a rationing system whereby only the fit received proper care, while the unfit – such as Terri Schiavo – were written off and allowed to die. In the same speech, Soros said:
"Can we afford to care for the dying properly? The number of people dying in the United States currently stands at 2.2 million annually. Increases in cancer and AIDS deaths and the aging of the baby boomers will cause this figure to climb faster than the population… The fear is that the dying of the elderly will drain the national treasury. … Aggressive, life-prolonging interventions… are much more expensive than proper care for the dying."
Over the next ten years, Soros' Open Society Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation poured $200 million into Project on Death in America.
Remember that it only took $140 million for Soros and his fellow Pewgate conspirators to bamboozle Americans into surrendering their precious right of free political speech, via the McCain-Feingold Act of 2002 (see "Pewgate: The Battle of the Blogosphere.") How much more could they buy with $200 million?
The change in the legal and medical climate which paved the way for Terri Schiavo's bureaucratic murder arose directly from the work of Soros' Project on Death in America.
Saving Social Security – the Hard Way
In the Schiavo case, judges are now setting guidelines that will hold life-and-death significance for each and every one of us. Sooner than we think, we will grow old and feeble, unable to defend ourselves physically. As we lay in our beds, nurses will come bearing syringes. They will put us down like dogs in a veterinarian's office.
This is the solution that many among our elites have quietly devised for sparing the U.S. government the financial burden of providing medical entitlements to 76 million aging baby boomers. This is their plan to save the New Deal, the Great Society and the Social Security system.
It would seem that Terri Schiavo had the misfortune to be targeted as a test case for a wide-reaching change in medical policy. That, I believe, is why her would-be killers - those in black robes as well as white ones - run roughshod over the law with such fearless confidence. Powerful forces stand behind them. Hundreds of billions of dollars in future medical entitlements are at stake. And we all know that money talks.
He is in contempt of Congress. Unfortunately they are all on spring break, and from what I understand they'd have to come on back to DC in order to actually "get him" on it, and that will take too much time.
It's almost as if MS, Felos, Greer had all this planned to the minute!
Hey, if my pointing out radical stupidity bothers you so much, feel free to ignore me.
Saint Terri? Come on...
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