[wagglebee]

According to officials, the Alabama Women's Center for Reproductive Alternatives was found to have been forwarding after-hours medical emergencies to non-medical personnel, routinely failing to document the gestational age of the unborn baby, and releasing abortion patients without following the mandatory 20-minute recovery period, according to a statement from Operation Rescue.

Infanticide IS NOT a "reproductive alternative," IT IS MURDER.

[wagglebee]

Pro-Life Ping

[wagglebee]

Moral Absolutes Ping!

Freepmail wagglebee or little jeremiah to subscribe or unsubscribe from the moral absolutes ping list.

FreeRepublic moral absolutes keyword search
[ Add keyword moral absolutes to flag FR articles to this ping list ]

Operation Rescue is doing wonderful work shutting down abortion mills.

[LowOiL]

YES... YES.... YES... shut them down now PING

[az wildkitten]

AS A NURSE, I am amazed these places are able to pass the multitude of inspections required by the many regulatory organizations. I worked in a hospice home care organization and had to go through inspections by the state, Medicare, and the health department to get licensed. We had to spend $100,000's to put in adequate "safety" measures to open. Gosh, I guess they are more worried about people who are dying than those coming to life.

[FaithfulCatholic]

Praise to You, Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
I just saw the news about the Huntsville slaughterhouse. New Womens in Birmingham is in trouble, Summit is closed! We have prayed and worked so hard here in Birmingham. So have the Huntsville Faithful.

[listenhillary]

One time "Closure" ping

[TeenagedConservative]

Health violations LOL. What is the murder of the child, an moderately unsafe procedure?

I don't understand why conservatives don't demand that abortion clinics close at once, and threaten to march for the unborn if they don't.

And if it comes to it, war. What cause could be more just than the lives of our children?

[Deepest South]

Way back in 1984 Legal Action for Women (LAW) began a systematic approach to stopping abortions through the legal system and the laws that were currently "on the books"


Abortion facilities operate in a grey zone and for the most part state regulators are afraid to go after them for violations that would shut down anyone else.

Law found for an example one clinic in S. Florida that operated under 54 different names in a variety of Florida telephone books but they all went to the same telephone number.

Florida law required all abortions in "abortion clinics" to be reported to state authorities. But if you operated a facility that did abortions and chose not to be licensed as an "abortion clinic" because abortions were not a "majority " of your business you didn't have to report anything.

Some Florida clinics reported abortions beyond 26 weeks, illegal in Florida without two doctors agreeing the abortion was necessary. When LAW made it known about the 26 week abortions, Florida's Department of Vital Statistics announced to the press that those reported abortions were "clerical errors"

Tommy Tucker formerly of Birmingham,AL operated 10 clinics in Alabama and Mississippi. When Angela Hall died of a botched abortion and left behind 5 kids the state got pretty curious about Tommy's business. In testimony from the clinics staff when an ambulance was called to transport Ms. Hall. Tommy canceled it because " those guy's at UAB will kill me" That's because many of Tommy's patients had made that same trip.

Civil lawsuit was filed on the behalf of Ms. Hall's children and Tommy didn't even show up for the trial.

And I could go on and on and on. Every state has it's hacks. Some of my favorite abortionist stories are about the brave abortionists who are looking out for the "rights" of women and then get convicted of sexual assault of their women patients, and then just like a certain former president is defended by the abortion rights supporters.

The only thing that Roe vs Wade did is make dangerous illegal abortions legal, and increase the volume.

[RKBA Democrat]

Thanks for posting this. I'm just tickled pink to see some creative solutions being used to end infanticide. I think buying the building and evicting the infanticide clinic was my favorite to date, though.

I don't think that partisan politics is the best way to end infanticide. This article shows several other alternatives that are delivering results Right Now. And if you think about it, the strategies used compliment other (political) strategies.