Dr. Alveda C. King
Posted on 09/15/2007 8:30:24 AM PDT by wagglebee
Pro-Life Ping
“The womb is a sanctuary, not a tomb.”
This bears repeating, far and wide.
Great phrase.
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Abortion is a human rights violation - of the worst kind.
The right to life is in our Declaration.
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Until she can get her brothers and sisters out from under the thumb of the dems, blacks are stuck with the pro-choice status quo. While there is some room in the republican party for the pro-choice, there is no room in the dem party for the pro-life. Them’s the facts.
She's right, of course.
Abortion is a human rights violation - of the worst kind.
The right to life is in our Declaration.
5 posted on 09/15/2007 9:35:17 AM MDT by Regulator
Amen !
Preach it sister, preach it!!
Amen!
And let us not forget that the Declaration DOES NOT GIVE us the right to life, it ACKNOWLEDGES that it is ENDOWED to us by our Creator. Therefore, government has NO LEGITIMATE RIGHT to take it from us.
The question is, will the right recognize this and help to welcome these people to our side?
Dr. Alveda C. King
Thanks for posting this.
I hope so. And I hope the blacks get educated as to who Margaret Sanger is.
Hurray for Alveda! A ttue daughter of her fathers legacy.
Not a cheapo, no morals, power and fame grubbing leech, who uses Dr. Kings fame and then betrays the Dr’s ideals by sucking up to every group of crooks, perverts, and the Dem +Death Culture, for money.
Abortion: The one topic the left likes to keep race out of (because it definitely doesn’t suit their purposes).
Say it loud and often Dr. King! 48,589,993 abortions since 1973 it’s got to stop!
you might be interested to do some research on WHY JJ was there and the despicable things he is purported to've done to capitalize on the publicity surrounding it - ?used it for a springboard ... ,
Here's just one instance: and this claim comes from Andrew Young, who was, as you noted - at King's side.
"Of the myriad of boasts and pronouncements made by Jackson over the course of his public life, perhaps the most controversial is his claim that it was he who was the last to hear King speak as he cradled the fallen civil-rights leader's head. Immediately after King died on April 4, 1968, Jackson headed to Chicago to attend a service at city hall in honor of King. Jackson spoke to those gathered, including Chicago's then-mayor Richard Daley, telling them, "I come here with a l heavy heart because on my chest I is the stain of blood from Dr. King's head." While there is little doubt that Jackson was on the balcony when King was shot, Jackson did not cradle King's head. Civil-rights activists Ralph Abernathy and Andrew Young both have maintained with disgust that Jackson placed both of his hands in King's blood and wiped them on his shirt -- the same shirt he wore for the city-hall service and an appearance on the Today show.
GOOGLE it
Why do we let these things slip into the Sargasso Sea of amesiac oblivion?
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