Posted on 07/23/2012 9:38:26 AM PDT by Tau Food
HAW RIVER, N.C., July 23, 2012 /Christian Newswire/ -- On Tuesday, July 24th, 2012, Operation Save America will conduct a press conference at the Stericycle plant in Haw River at 10:00 am. This press conference will cover our recent mailer to the entire community that exposes Stericycle's complicity in the American holocaust. > > >
"At this Stericycle plant in Haw River, the abortion industry from reportedly over 20 different states dumps the remains of the mutilated bodies of their victims. The smoke stacks of Stericycle take care of the rest as these precious children made in the image of God are incinerated."
(Excerpt) Read more at christiannewswire.com ...
Obviously they shouldn’t be killed in the first place but once they are what do you think they should do with the remains?
How about a decent burial and service?
The Nazi SS would have given their stamp of approval to this inhuman disposal of murdered unborn babies.
I don't think any human being should participate in the abortion "business."
Do you?
FR went through this discussion last week. You were part of it. Expecting a different outcome?
...inside both Bain and the Romney campaign, there is a strong belief that either the Obama campaign or a Democratic ally wants to use another Bain investment against Romney late in the campaign but cannot do so with any credibility under the February 1999 departure scenario.
f course, if everyone knows that Romney wasn’t at Bain at the time, the attack won’t work. So in order to drive down turnout among pro-life voters, the Obama campaign needs the electorate to believe Romney was at Bain from 1999 to 2002.
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UPDATE: More useful information from Steven Ertelt of LifeNews.com here.
Among the highlights:
Bain Capital sold off 40 percent of its shares in Stericycle in 2001 and sold the rest by 2004.
Stericycle apparently began contracting with abortion clinics in 2007.
The pro-life community only became aware of Stericycle’s role in abortion clinics, and campaigning against its work, in 2011.
Despite the fact that the timeline contradicts the smear, I’ll bet you a doughnut that somebody tries to discourage pro-life turnout by telling likely pro-life audiences that Mitt Romney “profited from abortions” this autumn.
The obvious purpose of this press release is to announce that a press conference will be held tomorrow at Stericycle’s plant.
Are you affiliated in some way with Stericycle? A shareholder, perhaps?
You didn’t answer the question. The answer to the question you came back with is in the post you are responding to.
Do you seriously think that the people who disdain life in this way would EVER consider paying for the cost of a “decent burial?” Do you think the women who pay to have the abortion are going to pay for it? Be real. It’s a monstrous business from start to finish. This is just one part of it.
Only when the hearts of men are changed will this diabolical stuff end; and that is never going to happen. Nothing new under the sun.
There is no evidence that Stericycle waited until Romney and Bain got out of the business before trafficking in fetuses. Romney, Bain and Stericycle have thus far failed and refused to support your claim that trafficking in fetuses was delayed until Romney and Bain got out of the business.
There is no evidence that Stericycle waited until Romney and Bain got out of the business before trafficking in fetuses. Romney, Bain and Stericycle have thus far failed and refused to support your claim that trafficking in fetuses was delayed until Romney and Bain got out of the business.
Stericycle apparently began contracting with abortion clinics in 2007.
The pro-life community only became aware of Stericycle’s role in abortion clinics, and campaigning against its work, in 2011.
I used Stericycle for several years, and didn't know about their involvement in the abortion industry until last summer. When I found out, I terminated their services.
I do not like Romney, but this dog just won't hunt.
On the other hand, it illustrates just how desperate Team Obama is, and how much they fear losing this fall.
Maybe you can clear this all up.
On what date did Stericycle first contract with an abortion provider? What was the name of the first abortion provider that retained Stericycle?
Why has Romney, Bain and Stericycle avoided making the claim that trafficking in fetuses did not occur while Bain was operating Stericycle?
I've made no such claim, you're full of crap. Your post is a deceit. Why? I don't give a damn about Romney, but I give a real big damn about the truth.
Here again is the source of my post...
Left-Wing Blogs Falsely Attack Romney on Abortion, Stericycle
Same way I see it. This is an attempt to manufacture a false narrative and create a smear campaign.
It's gutter politics, but it's all the left has.
That article provides no evidence to support the claim that Stericycle was not involved with the trafficking in fetuses until Romney and Bain quit operating Stericycle. I assume that Romney, Bain and Stericycle would have made that claim if it was true.
It's gutter politics, but it's all the left has.
This thread concerns the scheduling of an anti-abortion press conference tomorrow at Stericycle's "plant."
In post 6, you began posting about Romney and Bain and their association with Stericycle. Prior to your post, no one had mentioned Romney or Bain.
Why did you inject Romney and Bain into this thread?
I’m not sure how you would pull off a “decent burial”. The state doesn’t treat these victims as being persons. The mothers, killers that they are, might possibly have some say in what is done with the remains, except once you call them non-persons, there are laws about medical disposal that could preclude most humane methods.
Obviously, the dead and decapitated babies could care less how their bodies are disposed of. And the mothers could care less, or they wouldn’t have killed them. And the state can’t care less, or they wouldn’t let it happen.
Given that the law wouldn’t allow a burial, it seems hard to fault a company for not providing one.
Now, I think a company could advertise a respectful treatment and cremation of the bodies, but that would cost money, and then they’d still be accused of “profiting”. I guess you could set up a pro-life-run non-profit and bid for this job, but then you are participating in the abortion business.
I guess we could protest every method of disposal, in the hopes that by preventing any disposal capability, we might get abortion clinis shut down. But protesting the abortions themselves hasn’t stopped them, so I hardly see how protesting the companies that provide the necessary disposal of the bodies could stop the slaughter.
I think protesting the plant is still a good thing, I just don’t think we should pretend that we have a solution within the confines of current law. The solution is to stop killing babies.
No evidence? It's about as clear as these things get.
Whai's your agenda, sport? Are you working for Obama?
More from the article...
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On its documentation page, the Stop Stericycle campaign lists documents showing contracts and other information linking the business with abortion clinics. The first document offered as proof comes from 2003 — anywhere from one to four years after Romney had left Bain Capital and coming at the time Bain itself had divested from Stericycle.
Most of the documents cover the period between 2007-2009, making it appear Stericycle launched a concerted effort during those years to drum up business from abortion companies. Again, that time period is well after Romney was no longer involved in the company or Bain Capital, which had sold off its Stericycle holdings three-four years prior.
While the pro-abortion, pro-Obama side of the political divide would love to sow seeds of doubt with pro-life voters as it attempts to secure another four years for the abortion president, pro-life voters can rest assured that their attempts are misleading and disingenuous.
You make the accusation, you should provide the proof.
Instead you make the smear and claim it’s up to Romney to disprove it.
This is typical democrat demagoguery.
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