I’m going to the one in Orlando.
Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky’s Corporate Office, 200 S. Meridian Street
FYI - This location is closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Not that this should stop the protest, just sayin’
It's uphill, because women want to rationalize, because abortion is the final safety net allowing them to slut around.
And because White Knights.
We need to make the brand toxic. By restoring femininity as a virtue.
And one which will attract men that women don't just 'settle for'.
Out of sight, out of mind, really seems to apply to abortion.
And believe it or not, I saw some sort of feminist organization that was pro-life but they must be an extreme minority like pro-life atheists and pro-life democrats.
LORD, rescue the unborn from abortion.
Forgive us for our complacency. We say,
“We knew nothing about this,” but You
who weighs the heart knows everything.
Proverbs 24:11-12
“Premeditated Butcherhood” is my working name for the organization although the “Baby Chop Shop” is catching on.
Be in Allentown Pa. Wearing a black shirt, brown shorts and black bandana. Say "hi".
At least a thousand in St. Paul.
Our event in Birmingham UK finished about three hours ago. I mention this so that FReepers can get a feel for the international response.
It was very prayerful. About 40 of us were there: many of us with signs saying “Planned Parenthood sells baby parts”.
BTTT!
Big crowd here in Fort Worth, had to park 1/4 mile away. Don’t know how to get pictures from my phone to this post. By the way no media here.
Just wrapped up in Virginia Beach. Some impressionsa and take aways:
1. Overwhelmingly positive response by passers by. What struck me was black passers by were overwhelmingly positive. Honking horns and such. Only a couple of one finger salutes..by whites.
2. Lots of fellow Catholics and Christians to talk and pray with. Great bunch of folks. More people showed over time and we had about 250 people I reckon.
3. Most enduring image was the flag on planned infanticide grounds. It was windy and US flag was frayed and torn in half. Below it on the pole wasn’t the Commonwealth flag but a rainbow flag.
Just stated that there’s 4000 at St. Paul location.
Shortly I’ll be at one of the featured PPs, the Mar Monte Alameda clinic in San Jose, California.
There was a small counter protest in favor of PP... they were so desperate they showed up with a small, boisterous marching band playing songs like "when the saints go marching in"! We found it utterly ironic, and the height of distasteful depravity to be "celebrating" the butchery, dismemberment and selling the organs and body parts of these dear little innocent lives. The irony was not lost on the passers by or on those peacefully protesting PP's atrocities and crimes against humanity. Many likened their "band" to having a marching band right outside the gas chambers at Auschwich as the Jews were being led to the "showers" to die.
Just back from protest in Las Vegas, there was about 200 of us there at the Charleston location.
We had reportedly 200 in Annapolis MD, with a positive response from the cars going by. There were prayers, songs and many signs - many young families and people of all ages.
Here are the pictures from Annapolis, MD:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/coath8zwqly6xlf/AABEyz8tKAiQ_VjWUMcYaDGma?oref=e
between 200 and 300 in Virginia Beach VA .....and PP looked closed for the morning.......so I would say that meant no abortions were down............
San Diego turnout was around 300+, I think. It was actually more than I expected because it wasn’t well publicized here. There were at least two news stations covering it, and there were local politicians there, as well.