The Silence Over Terri (Diana Lynn On Why She Must Not Be Forgotten Now More Than Ever Alert)

Worldnetdaily.com ^ | 12/03/05 | Diana Lynn

[floriduh voter]

The death worshippers are obsessed with killing and money.

[Tribune7]

What happened in Florida this past spring was state-sanctioned murder.

Yup

[Pepper777]

**Medical schools are teaching healing but they are also teaching classes rooted in the death cult, in other words, taking playing god to another level. Who lives, who dies.**

I remember Terri's birthday last year, when we still held out hope that she would never again be subjected to the torture of starvation and dehydration. I'm sure you'll remember how a group of kids from a school for the disabled, made birthday cards for Terri. (some of the kids were ironically also on *feeding tubes*) I was so touched by reading about those precious kids making Birthday Cards for Terri.

Michael Schiavo must not have appreciated the love both children and adults felt for Terri. The so called loving husband, promptly FORBID any cards to be displayed in Terri's prison room. He would NOT let Terri enjoy the beauty of those specially made cards or any other cards. How cruel can a person get? As we all know his cruelty would only get worse - worse than we could have imagined. Someone suggested we should pray for those responsible for Terri's death. I agree. Only God himself can change the hearts of the Michael Schiavo's and George Felos' of this world. Their delusion runs so deep.

A while back, I was once again shocked by reading that Michael Schiavo was awarded not only an award of *Guardian of the Year*, but also was one of the key speakers at a conference, which if attended actually gave credits to health/medical care workers. How chilling to consider those in the medical profession are hearing only the side of Michael Schiavo.

How chilling to read a person who neglected to file guardianship reports for years, was honored as the Guardian of the Year. The so called *Rule of Law* required those reports be filed. However the law didn't appear to apply to Michael Schiavo. Unreal~!!

Your suggestion of calling US Congress members is a good one. I'll never forget Rep Tom Dalay's words, as he spoke out against killing Terri. I truly believe Delay was sincere and was touched by the Schindler's fight to save their daughter and sister. The MSM was to blame for Terri's death too. They presented the lies of those who said it was peaceful to die from dehydration.

Common sense was disregarded in order to promote the agenda of death to those who aren't perfect. Just yesterday while listening to the radio, I heard Greenspan's warning to the country. Greenspan said our Country would NOT being able to honor it's commitment to pay the Social Security it has promised to it's people. It was only a brief few words on the radio, so I don't when the Fund will be broken. Who robbed the Social Security/Medicare fund and is now creating an atmosphere of death to make the problem go away? Those FUNDS should have never been used to run the country.

Good to see you, FV~~!! God Bless the Swindler's and the work you all are doing to save others.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

You're operating under the assumption that Terri had the same Constitutional rights as the rest of us. Those who favor exterminating disabled people believe the only right a disabled person has is their murdering spouse's right to privacy.

The only assumption I make (and I do assume it) is a little bit of writing by a forensic pathologist who believes Terry Shiavo may have been in her condition due to a failed attempt on her life by her so-called husband. Her death was the desperate cover-up on his part.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Are the Schindlers Jewish?

That would explain the Left being so adamant about her death... sort of like how they could care less where Chanra Levy went to...

[Ohioan from Florida]

No, they are Catholic. In a way, that's so much better for the Left.

From following Terri's case, though, I've found that there were plenty on the Left who were just as much in favor of Terri's life as on the Right. Terri's case cut through all demographics more than any other that I've seen.

[Ohioan from Florida]

God bless Terri Schindler Schiavo, her family, and supporters! We love you, Terri!!!!

[pickyourpoison]

"It is sickening, wherever it occurs"

Yes, it is..wherever, whenever...this is a sad path that the courts have put us on.

[Pepper777]

"The only assumption I make (and I do assume it) is a little bit of writing by a forensic pathologist who believes Terry Shiavo may have been in her condition due to a failed attempt on her life by her so-called husband. Her death was the desperate cover-up on his part."

I also agree with you and the forensic pathologist, Sir. Your earlier post #26, was excellent.

Concerning your question about the Schindler name - Even though Terri's family is Catholic, the name Schindler is symbolic, imho.

[WVNan]

I had forgotten that Terri and I share a birthday. Her ordeal was very hard for me. I was one of those who became physically ill at what they did to her.

[Ohioan from Florida]

Happy Birthday!

It's just awful what was forced on Terri. What a black mark on this country's conscience.

[cyn]

Remembering Terri on what should have been her 42nd birthday.

Condolences to her family and all who love her.

I deeply regret that we were not able to return her to those who would care for her as she -- and they -- deserved.

[amdgmary]

[Ohioan from Florida]

That's one of my favorite pics of Terri (with her lovely mom, Mary)!

[Ohioan from Florida]

Those are so precious!

[amdgmary]

Those are so precious!

Terri was a doll when she was a youngster.

[cyn]

Yes, mine, too. That photo speaks more eloquently than any words.

Thanks for posting those photos, amdgmary. Will we ever stop hurting? Please give the family our regards.

[IIntense]

"...never again."

If Terri's supporters could not save her life, how can they prevent this from happening to the next "known" victim? Letters and emails were sent, vigils were held, even a special session of congress was called to try to save her. None was enough.

"...we're shamed."

I agree that our country has been shamed by the evil ones who succeeded in putting Terri to death. Should we, as individuals feel "ashamed" that we, in some way, let it happen? Other than the efforts given to halt this judicially-condoned crime, what other options were not pursued? And what of future cases?

Sorry. Wish I had the perfect answers.

[floriduh voter]

Thanks for the great photos of Terri.

[floriduh voter]

I think there is an awareness that what happened to Terri was a crime, a high crime.

If that many people cannot save one person, the culture of death was more ingrained in our society than we imagined.

At least now we know that to be the case.