[bassmaner]

Terri was murdered by the Pro Euthanasia thugs of America.

... that have something to hide and money to be made.

And a leftist agenda to push (I'm sure the DU crowd is popping corks in celebration now at their "victory" over the "Religious Right").

[Grampa Dave]

Re the money and power involved in the murder of Terri: Once again we see the work of George $oro$ in the Eugenics of America or as he has labeled it. $oro$ via his connections invested 45 Million $'s to promote Eugenics/Euthanasia for the rest of us. How much did those pushing the murder of Terri get?:

"Project on Death In America".

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Open Society Institute Examines Impact of $45 Million Press Release OSI's Project on Death in America published a special report, Transforming the Culture of Dying, which reviews nine years and $45 million devoted to improving care available to patients and their families at all stages of serious illness. more Project on Death in America: January 2001–December 2003 Report of Activities This final three-year report describes the 2001–2003 grantmaking program of OSI's Project on Death in America.  more more publications

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