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  • RETROACTIVE ABORTION

    03/06/2006 7:58:27 PM PST · by Coleus · 36 replies · 900+ views
    Common Voice ^ | 03.06.06 | Jim Kouri
    While Americans continue to struggle with the moral and legal issues surrounding partial-birth abortion, the Europeans have moved on to legalizing euthanasia for fully born children. Call it retroactive-abortion. Child euthanasia is still illegal in Holland and doctors are terrified of being prosecuted, but there is a growing number of physicians and poltician who are advocating legalizing doctor-assisted euthanasia for babies and very young children. Each year in Holland at least 15 seriously ill babies, most of them with chromosomal abnormalities, are helped to die by doctors acting with the parents’ consent. But only a fraction of those cases are...
  • Oregon Health & Science University first to try stem-cell shots for child disease

    03/10/2006 10:18:42 PM PST · by Coleus · 12 replies · 653+ views
    OregonLive.com. ^ | 03.10.06 | ANDY DWORKIN
    Oregon Health & Science University will be the first, and maybe only, hospital to give a risky experimental stem-cell transplant to children dying of a rare nerve-destroying disease. In the coming months, as many as six children with Batten disease will travel to OHSU for injections of neural stem cells, primitive cells that can form new brain and nerve cells. The stem cells are taken from human fetuses, with their mothers' agreement, and processed and purified by a California company, StemCells Inc. At OHSU, a surgeon will inject the stem cells into eight areas of each child's brain. The theory...
  • Stem Cell Innovations Produces Human Stem Cells; for Use in Government Funded Laboratories

    04/22/2006 9:17:46 PM PDT · by Coleus · 13 replies · 430+ views
    Press Wire ^ | 03.29.06 | Varsha Gupta
    SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J.-- Dr. James H. Kelly, Chief Executive Officer of Stem Cell Innovations, Inc. (OTCBB: SCLL), will present data today at the Keystone Symposium on Stem Cells in Vancouver demonstrating that the Company has produced multiple lines of human pluripotent stem cells. Because these cells are derived from fetal tissue, not early embryos, they are eligible for use in laboratories funded by the National Institutes of Health.  Stem cells are cells that can produce additional stem cells as well as one or more other types of cells. Pluripotent stem cells can develop into most, if not all, of the...
  • Bush Admin Asks China to Release Forced Abortion Activist Chen Guangcheng

    08/11/2006 9:32:36 PM PDT · by Coleus · 9 replies · 415+ views
    Life News ^ | 08.11.06 | Steven Ertelt
    Bush Admin Asks China to Release Forced Abortion Activist Chen Guangcheng Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- The Bush administration has asked China to release an activist who is being held by local officials in the eastern city of Linyi after exposing a brutal campaign of forced abortions and sterilizations there. This is the second time Bush representatives have pressed for his release, this time more formally.  Assistant Secretary of State Ellen Sauerbrey said she made the request during a meeting of the China-U.S. Global Issues Forum, going on in Beijing.  "We believe that there has been a certain violation of normal...
  • ALL's Judie Brown: 'Most Important' Pro-Life Bill Could End Abortion If Passed

    08/02/2006 4:38:23 PM PDT · by wagglebee · 21 replies · 2,872+ views
    Agape Press ^ | 8/2/06 | Jody Brown and Bill Fancher
    (AgapePress) - One of the nation's premiere pro-life leaders says a bill currently before a House committee could bring an end to abortion in America. Ironically it originated with strong sponsorship from the Republican Party -- a group she contends is not as "pro-life" as some people think.The Right to Life Act, sponsored by California Congressman Duncan Hunter, contains no exceptions for an abortion or compromises any pro-life principles, says Judie Brown of American Life League (ALL) -- and that's why she calls it "the most important piece of pro-life legislation under consideration today."H.R. 552, which now has 100...
  • Abortion war snares police chief

    07/25/2006 9:19:35 PM PDT · by Coleus · 24 replies · 946+ views
    Star Telegram.com ^ | 07.25.06 | BUD KENNEDY
    Police in a small Texas town say a 13-year-old girl was raped. But the ensuing pregnancy has turned into a small-town morality play, with anti-abortion Catholics complaining because Dublin police drove the girl from a belated rape examination to a Fort Worth Planned Parenthood abortion clinic. Dublin Police Chief Lannie Lee says his officer drove the girl and her family to a Fort Worth hospital on June 23 for an examination in connection with the May incident. When the family decided to consider an abortion, the officer had to go along to collect any remains as evidence, Lee said. A...
  • Marxism and Abortion

    07/09/2006 7:55:13 AM PDT · by paltz · 25 replies · 946+ views
    forerunner ^ | 11/88 | forerunner
    Marxism and Abortion 11/88 A recent article in The Tribune, the official newspaper of the Communist Party of Australia, expounded upon the Marxist view of abortion, adding new understanding to the international debate over the rights of the unborn. "Human Life and Fetal Images," an essay by Rebecca Albury, appeared in the Australian publication on August 10 of this year. Albury made the following statements about the teachings of Karl Marx and their relationship to the unborn: * A Marxist believes that personality and human value are imparted by the external and economic environment, not by any inherent spiritual value,...
  • Poo-Poo on Paulson, A Manchurian Candidate for Treasury Secretary?

    06/04/2006 10:15:23 PM PDT · by Coleus · 10 replies · 825+ views
    Town Hall ^ | 06.03.06 | Jonathon Burns
    For anyone who has seen The Manchurian Candidate, the recent nomination of Hank Paulson for Treasury Secretary should be a big scare. In the film, private interests brainwash a candidate for the presidency. By using psychological triggers, the private (or I suppose we could call them “special”) interest manipulates the unknowing candidate as a puppet to do their bidding.  On Tuesday President Bush announced his nomination of Henry “Hank” Paulson for Treasury Secretary. Paulson, currently the CEO of financial giant Goldman Sachs, is generally well-regarded by his peers on Wall Street. During his tenure, Goldman has seen some of the...
  • NJ Right to Life Annual Banquet Dinner featuring Ann Coulter Wednesday, April 26, 2006

    02/05/2006 6:44:57 PM PST · by Coleus · 21 replies · 1,229+ views
    NJ RTL ^ | 02.05.06 | Marie Tasy
      February 5, 2006Dear Pro-Life Friends:Please mark the date and make reservations now!  NJRTL will hold our Annual Banquet Dinner on Wednesday, April 26, 2006 from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the East Brunswick Hilton, located right off Exit 9 of the NJ Turnpike.We are very pleased to announce that our featured speakers for this year's Banquet are Ann Coulter and Msgr. James Lisante.  Please call our office to reserve tickets now.  Please consider hosting a table for family and friends. Student rates available. VIP Packages are also available which will include a photo and private reception with speakers.  Seating for the banquet is limited.   Reservations...
  • For Republicans, abortion issue is radioactive

    04/05/2006 9:33:51 PM PDT · by Coleus · 99 replies · 1,206+ views
    NorthJersey.com ^ | 03.27.06 | DICK POLMAN
    PHILADELPHIA -- Republicans in Washington are always willing to weigh in on the issues that are important to their conservative base -- Iraq, immigration, taxes, federal spending, the Medicare drug plan, the Dubai ports deal, you name it. But, lately, hardly anybody in the GOP camp seems eager to address the historic event that transpired this month out on the high plains and now threatens to roll eastward, to the U.S. Supreme Court. It is, of course, abortion. For the party of the elephant, the new South Dakota law -- which prohibits the procedure for every woman in the state,...
  • Abortion lessons from Latin America

    03/21/2006 11:50:24 AM PST · by Crackingham · 26 replies · 1,055+ views
    LA Times ^ | 3/21/6 | Marianne Mollmann
    Abortion is illegal in most countries in Central and South America, though the law waives criminal penalties for women who have abortions in certain circumstances: after rape or incest or if their life or health is endangered by the pregnancy. Over the last five years, I have interviewed dozens of women and girls who faced unwanted pregnancies and had abortions in Argentina, Mexico and Peru, all countries that limit access to contraceptives, sex education and abortion. The most common tale I heard was one of desperation. My experience in Latin America carrie with it three clear lessons for South Dakota....
  • Rape and Incest....Is Abortion Ever Okay?(Important legal perspective midway)

    03/09/2006 11:44:59 AM PST · by cpforlife.org · 179 replies · 8,610+ views
    Rape and Incest… Is Abortion Ever Okay? Many advocates for life are challenged with myths and tough questions. Is abortion the answer in some cases? No! All life has value and therefore should be respected and protected. Much of the truth about abortion receives little attention in public discourse, for it exposes what we, as a nation would rather not see. Following are myths and questions frequently raised by abortion proponents, and facts about the "hard cases" in the abortion debate. ACCEPTING ABORTION FOR HARD CASES SUCH AS RAPE AND INCEST IS ONLY SENSIBLE. DOESN'T ABORTION NEED TO BE AVAILABLE...
  • Against Abortion, But Pro-Choice?

    03/10/2006 9:57:55 PM PST · by Coleus · 19 replies · 539+ views
    CERC ^ | 2003 | FR. WILLIAM SAUNDERS
    Sometimes I have met Catholics — especially where I work — who say, "I am personally against abortion, but I am pro-choice." To me, that makes no sense, but how can I argue with them? The pro-abortion movement has made great gains using the "pro-choice" label. First, the "pro-choice" label numbs our moral sensitivity because its masks that anyone really is for abortion, ignores scientific and medical evidence and diverts attention from the act itself. Secondly, the idea of being "pro-choice" seems to appeal to Americans who cherish freedom and the idea of being free to choose rather than being...
  • When there's no such thing as consent (statutory rape)

    03/08/2006 10:31:49 PM PST · by Coleus · 31 replies · 4,927+ views
    NorthJersey.com ^ | 03.05.06 | KIBRET MARKOS
    Jennifer Santangelo of Lyndhurst was walking home from school one day, wearing her blue and white uniform, when a 31-year-old man said hello and began chatting with her.  He was nice, she said. He gave her a box of pens and offered to let her into his nightclub for free, she said, if she handed out fliers for him.  Santangelo, then an eighth-grader at Sacred Heart School, had never been in a nightclub before. So she gave out some fliers in the coming days, threw out the rest and showed up at the club. The man let her in, she...
  • Abortion Ban Supporters Hit by Vandalism

    03/03/2006 5:29:31 PM PST · by Coleus · 22 replies · 886+ views
    Family.org ^ | 03.03.06 | Wendy Cloyd
    Abortion Ban Supporters Hit by Vandalism by Wendy Cloyd, assistant editor South Dakota pro-lifers are targets of eggs and threatening calls.Pro-abortion activists in South Dakota have apparently begun punishing supporters of an abortion ban.  The bill to ban abortion sailed through both houses of the state Legislature last month and is now at the governor's desk awaiting his signature.  Leslee Unruh, founder of the Alpha Center, a pregnancy-resource agency, fought hard to get the message to lawmakers that abortion kills innocent babies and hurts women.She said she and her family have now become targets.Her house has been splattered with eggs....
  • A 'Culture' of Inverted Sexuality

    05/20/2002 5:43:35 PM PDT · by JMJ333 · 108 replies · 1,287+ views
    CERC ^ | Patrick Fagan
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABSTRACT: The massive social and psychological disorder we see all around us is not the making of the "gay community." Our current problems — including even the gay-rights" movement itself — arose as a result of disorders that first became prevalent among heterosexuals. If we want to take the mote out of our "gay" brothers' eyes maybe we should first remove the beam from our own. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It is impossible to look at the changes in our culture over the last few decades without realizing the extent of the changes wrought by the new sexual mores. The thesis of...
  • EU Uneasy with Poland's Move to Right

    02/22/2006 4:34:30 PM PST · by Coleus · 17 replies · 832+ views
    NPR ^ | 02.19.06 | Rachel Martin
    EU Uneasy with Poland's Move to Right by Rachel Martin Weekend Edition Sunday, February 19, 2006 · Poland's new conservative government intends to clean up corruption and re-instill moral values in Polish society. The cultural shift is already causing waves in the European Union.Warsaw. Ruling Conservatives in Poland reached an agreement to form a coalition with Populist formation Samoobrona and ultra catholic extreme-rightist party League of Polish Families (LPF), French newspaper Le Figaro reads today. The agreement eliminates the risk of new parliamentary elections only four months after the last vote. Government of Conservative Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz was in...
  • The third way in abortion debate (SF Chronicle trots out "Safe legal & rare" = pro-life)

    02/14/2006 9:48:17 AM PST · by presidio9 · 52 replies · 811+ views
    San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Tuesday, February 14, 2006
    FOR MANY staunch supporters and opponents of abortion rights, the search for a third way on the issue seems like so much phony political positioning. -snip- But there is a new argument on abortion that may establish a more authentic middle ground. It would use government not to outlaw abortion altogether, but to reduce its likelihood. And at least one politician, Thomas R. Suozzi, the county executive of New York's Nassau County, has shown that the position involves more than soothing rhetoric. -snip- This is a matter on which no good deed goes unpunished, and Suozzi was immediately denounced by...
  • Study finds home abortion 'safe'

    02/15/2006 4:33:20 PM PST · by presidio9 · 40 replies · 1,122+ views
    BBC News ^ | Wednesday, 15 February 2006
    A pilot study into whether women could have abortions at home has shown early signs of success, it has been reported. Women less than nine weeks pregnant can safely have the medical abortion outside hospital, the Department of Health backed project found. None of the 172 women, who took tablets supervised by a nurse in a health centre, suffered serious complications, Nursing Standard reported. But anti-abortionists say the process is too traumatic for women. The pilot could pave the way for women to have abortions at home, in GP surgeries and in family planning clinics. In a medical abortion, a...
  • UN Data Show Banning Abortion Doesn't Increase Maternal Mortality

    02/19/2006 7:43:35 PM PST · by Coleus · 12 replies · 876+ views
    Catholic Family & Human Rights Institute ^ | 02.17.06 | Bradford Short
    Dear Colleague, One of the old chestnuts of the pro-abortion movement has turned rotten. They say laws against abortion result in higher maternal mortality. New statistics direct from the UN indicate they couldn't be more wrong. In fact, it seems pro-life nations actually have lower maternal mortality rates. This information must be used immediately by everyone concerned about this issue but particularly by those in countries where abortion is against the law: Ireland and Poland especially. Spread the word far and wide. Yours sincerely, Austin Ruse President Action Item: Read the report here.UN Data Show Banning Abortion Doesn't Increase...