Posted on 09/28/2007 2:19:45 PM PDT by wagglebee
Their agenda is death period.
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Satan lights a cigar, and his demons raise a cheer everytime an abortionist murders an unborn baby.
It is evil. Plain and simple.
Only one who is evil, or is deaf, dumb or blind would argue otherwise.
Well, she went there for a killing and got two.
“Satan lights a cigar, and his demons raise a cheer everytime an abortionist murders an unborn baby.”
Are you talking about the feminists?
You get involved in that particular business and you are not a Christian anymore.
“Rapin’ Osathanondh”
How is that pronounced? Mxyztplk?
According to Massachusetts State Senators, it is bad for one to own ammunition...but you can rip all the live babies from a woman’s womb they can get their hands on...
I wonder how much longer God is going to withhold His Wrath from Western Society.
The doctor’s malpractice insurance will cover the lawsuit, and the doctor will simply move to another state and continue murdering.
In this state he would be prosecuted, and face 10 years in prison.
“No, a Christian doesn’t receive or perform abortions.
You get involved in that particular business and you are not a Christian anymore.”
Theologically, that’s pretty arguable.
(Note I don’t disagree that they’re disgusting and evil people doing evil things -— but calling a person “not a Christian” is a bit above our pay scale.)
Abortion is an abomination on mankind.Pets and orphaned animals are treated better.Many souls will burn in hell over this.The reasoning of the coat hanger days has long since passed.IF there were a smart abortion DR.,and I am saying if,he would be wise to never disclose his profession to me.
I certainly hope so.
Hyannis, MA – Eileen Smith has come forward in order to keep her daughter’s abortion death from being “swept under the rug.” Her 22-year old daughter, Laura Hope Smith, died on September 13, 2007, during an abortion done by Rapin Osathanondh at Women Health Clinic in Hyannis, Massachusetts.
http://www.operationrescue.org/
Early reports indicated that Laura died of hemorrhage, but Smith says that her daughter died on the abortion table. “There was no bleeding. She stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest,” said Smith.
Ten days after Laura’s death, Smith met privately for one hour at a public place with Osathanondh. He would only meet with Smith alone and refused to allow even allow her husband to accompany her. Osathanondh admitted that Laura died during the abortion but refused to admit he did anything wrong.
Laura was born into abject poverty in Hondurus on May 25, 1985, and was abandoned at an orphanage. An American couple that adopted Laura abused her terribly and gave her up. Laura was then adopted by Tom and Eileen Smith, a Christian family that lovingly raised Laura in the Cape Cod community of Sandwich.
Death Threats (5 incidents)
On December 27, 2001, abortionist Rapin Osathanondh, head of the Brigham and Women’s Hospital abortion mill, threatened to kill five of his nurses. During a staff meeting, he said “I’m going to execute people. I’m going to kill you. I’m going to execute you, Texas-style.” The incident is alleged to have occurred just a day after Michael McDermott allegedly gunned down seven co-workers at a Wakefield office. The timing of the incident only heightened the nurses’ fear, sources said.
A police report says Osathanondh was suspended, but a hospital spokesperson said the he has voluntarily stepped down pending resolution of the matter. According to the police report, the nurses said Osathanondh was upset about some forms that had “disappeared” from the nurses station. Sources said the incident occurred just days before a planned inspection by the agency that accredits hospitals.
The complaint said “All of us . . felt threatened and afraid and voiced our concerns to each other. Everyone felt something should be done, but we were afraid of retribution and making [the doctor] more angry and provoking him into doing something — like shooting us.” The police report identified the nurses as Kathie McCarthy, Martha Hester, Silleta Davis, Lenor Rodriguez and Samantha Legara.
In early 2001, the Brigham and Women’s Hospital abortion mill’s late-term abortion program shut down. Predictably, people who never met an abortion they didn’t like immediately began crying “victim.”
Melissa Kogut, executive director for the Massachusetts chapter of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League (NARRAL, now NARAL Pro-Choice America), defended Osathanondh, saying that “He clearly cares about the right to choose. I was sorry to read that he’s not going to be practicing, because we do have a provider shortage in Massachusetts.”
The Boston Globe called this late-term abortion program “the biggest of its kind in the region,” and said that its closing caused a “crisis” for women reminiscent of the desperate search for abortion providers 30 years ago.”
What is the “crisis?”
The Globe said that the late-term abortion programs at other Boston hospitals are literally “swamped,” and that “Those too poor to travel are faced with choices thought long past: having the baby despite tests showing they or their fetus are at risk, or getting an abortion outside the hospital setting recommended for the high-risk operation.”
We have to ask ourselves a pertinent question here. The Boston Globe and other big-city newspapers have repeatedly quoted the pro-abortion line that late-term abortions are “tragic but rare.” If they are so “rare,” why are several late-term abortion programs in a small area of Massachusetts “swamped?”
The Globe said that about 2,000 women seek abortions after 14 weeks gestation each year in Massachusetts, almost all of them for fatal fetal birth defects.
Pam Nourse, spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, demonstrated the pro-abortion fixation on abortion when she heartlessly said “Is there a problem? Absolutely yes. We know about at least one person who fell through the cracks. ... She had to go ahead with her pregnancy.”
Dr. Benjamin Sachs, chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Beth Israel Deaconess, said that “The vast majority [of late-term abortions] are for women with serious medical problems. They are people like very, very young girls who are the victim of rape or incest, and women who discovered a fetus with major birth defects.”
This, of course, is completely at odds with the statistics that show such cases make up less than one percent of all abortions.
References: “Abortion Practitioner Steps Down After Threatening Nurses.” Boston Herald, February 17, 2001; Lisa Lipman. “Doctor Who Allegedly Threatened Nurses Appears in Court.” Associated Press, February 20, 2001; “Abortion Practitioner Steps Down After Threatening Nurses.” Steven Ertelt’s Pro-Life Infonet at
http://www.prolifeinfo.org/infonet.html, February 21, 2001; Larry Tye. “Access to Late-Term Abortion Declines.” Boston Globe, March 19, 2001, page A01.
She has to meet her maker with that action on her.
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