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There are two other aspects of Surgi Center that should receive Government attention.

One is that the abortionist, in this late term abortion, starts the procedure on one day, then releases his/her patient before the procedure is done, and then completes it the next day when the patient returns.

Sometimes these "patients" end up at the emergency ward at Grady Hospital or even Northside Hospital in Atlanta. But this is covered at Grady, at least, by people who know people in the emergency room at Grady Hospital.

The other problem with this Abortion Clinic is that there are rumors of Medicaid fraud. Dr. Malloy has a normal practice where he can charge Medicaid, and it has been found in the past that abortionists use a legitimate practice for delivering babies for changing abortion charges to.

How do we get the government to investigate and prevent such fraud? How can the women be better protected by sanity conditions? How can women be protected against abortionists who start a procedure on one day, and complete it on the next day -- releasing the patient inbetween?

There were times in my earlier days when I was a little fuzzy on the right and wrong of abortion; not proud of that. Occasionally, I‘d see those protest signs which graphically depicted the realities of abortion. The pictures were so a shocking that I had to reject even thinking about them.

Consequently, I did not think about the subject at all. Later, when I examined the honest facts of abortion and all of its implications, without the shocking reality that caused me to recoil from the subject, I became a devout pro-lifer. How can we claim to be a beacon and purveyor of light and life to the world, while this atrocity at home continues?

IMHO, it is much more effective to enlighten someone with the truth, then to shock them with reality.

God bless you in your good work. For the ideals you fight for here at home, our brave men are fighting for abroad. You honor their sacrifices with your work.

I have a question:

If abortion clinics are required to give their patients information about adoption, etc., shouldn't adoption services be required to provide their clients with information about abortion? Should Catholic couseling services be required to hand out information about birth control?

This may be something yall have already covered but I have been thinking lately that these women also need to be aware of what happens to their aborted baby afterwards. They need to have a choice about donating the child to research or not and be aware of how much money PP will receive for their baby. This is a business (a horrible business, I know) and until it's not profitable they have no incentative to stop.

Supposedly some of those were involved in witchcraft.

Uh-huh. Love the solid "journalism" here.

Surprised you didn't have a thrilling expose' of an actual Black Mass.