[8mmMauser]

October dawns with the Terri Legacy churning.

The Execution of Terri Schiavo

by David M. Huntwork

"The essence of civilization is that the strong have a duty to protect the weak. In cases where there are serious doubts and questions, the presumption should be in the favor of life."

"I urge all those who honor Terri Schiavo to continue to work to build a culture of life where all Americans are welcomed and valued and protected, especially those who live at the mercy of others.”

– President George Bush

The crime is complete, the deed is done, and the long battle is over. Terri Schiavo is dead.

The Execution

(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, update to 9/30.)

[floriduh voter]

http://www.northcountrygazette.org/

Chock full of related news today's date.

Crist has big campaign war chest. Florida is doomed.

[BykrBayb]

If my wife was in such a state I would allow physical therapy. I would want her to go outside in the sunshine and to receive friends and flowers. I would want her to have her teeth cleaned and life threatening infections treated. I would allow ‘pet therapy’ and for the blinds to be opened in her room. Even if she had told me she wanted no exceptional medical measures taken, I would make sure her existence while she was still alive was as pleasant and comfortable as possible. Common sense and natural compassion call for such simple measures yet these were the things that Michael denied Terri for many years.

How can anyone disagree with those sentiments? And yet, some do.

[TheSpottedOwl]

Both articles are great. All I can think of when I force myself to read Felos' comments, is George Orwell's, "Brave New World". The confidence in which he explains his philosophy, is jarring to say the least. His mindset is discordant, however he knows that after accomplishing the murder of Terri Schiavo, his ultimate goal is within his reach.

I know that when one mentions Adoph Hitler and the Nazis, one is supposed to lose all credibility. My bf and I watched a fascinating documentary on "The Battle of the Bulge" Sunday, on the History channel. My dad, my uncles, and my bf's male relatives fought the Nazis in that war. His family escaped Germany, and he has definite opinions, as I do, about the parallels between Hitler's eugenic program, the Holocaust, and the emerging euthanasia movement.

I can just hear the laughter, and see the eyes rolling. You know who you are, but think about this: Did anyone forsee the slippery slope of legalized abortion? Who could have imagined that there would be a procedure called partial birth abortions, when that fraudulent piece of work was made law? None of us could imagine the coming barbarity, and none of us knows what lies ahead for us living in today's reality.