Today I wish to speak of two very different men, both of whom are African-Americans, both of whom are warriors, one of whom has gone to jail, and the other who may very well spend his remaining years rotting behind bars. One is a hero to me, and a mentor. The other is so twisted [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Abortion’
Fratricide, Genocide, and the Fate of the African-American Community
Posted in Abortion, tagged Abortion, genocide, Kermit Gosnell, Philadelphia, Walter Hoye, Women's Medical Society on January 22, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Kermit Gosnell and the Legality of Mass Murder
Posted in Abortion, tagged Abortion, Dr. Kermit Gosnell, First Degree Murder, Grand Jury, Mass Murder on January 22, 2011 | 2 Comments »
For those who may not have heard of Dr. Kermit Gosnell, the notorious late term abortionist in Philadelphia (City of Brotherly Love) was arrested and charged with eight counts of first degree murder. One was a mother and the others were very late term babies, beyond the 24-week limit under law, who were born alive, [...]
NARAL Blogging for “Choice” (Part I)
Posted in Abortion, tagged Abortion, Blogging for Choice, NARAL on January 21, 2011 | 23 Comments »
Today, NARAL is hosting a “Blogging for Choice Day”. So, my friend Jill Stanek is countering with a “Ask Them What They Mean By ‘Choice’” Blog Day Read the link at Jill’s if you want to get in on disrupting their day on twitter and FB by asking them what exactly it means to “choose”. [...]
Lincoln, Abortion, and Recompense
Posted in Abortion, tagged Abortion, Abraham Lincoln Second Inaugural on January 18, 2011 | 5 Comments »
On March 4, 1865, Abraham Lincoln gave his Second Inaugural Address. The Civil War had raged all throughout his first term, and was winding down. Over 600,000 men died in that war, more than any other in American history before or since. Addressing its causes, purpose, and God’s role in the affairs of the nation, [...]
Radio Interview with Pastor Clenard Childress on Black Genocide (Part I)
Posted in Radio Interviews, tagged Abortion, Black Genocide, Gerard Nadal, New York City Council, Pastor Clenard Childress, WBLI on January 7, 2011 | 7 Comments »
Pastor Clenard Childress is one of the national leaders in black pro-life movement, and features in the explosive documentary Maafa 21. Pastor Childress has a Sunday morning talk show on WBLI, a very large, liberal black radio station in the New York Tri-state region. We discussed Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood, and their seven decade record [...]
Archbishop Dolan’s Embarrassment and New York’s Shame
Posted in Abortion, Bishops, tagged 41%, Abortion, Archbishop Dolan, Chiaroscuro Foundation, New York City, Penn Club on January 7, 2011 | 17 Comments »
Today Archbishop Dolan joined an interfaith, interracial group of New Yorkers and the Chiaroscuro Foundation to decry the recently released NY City Department of Vital Statistics data that show 41% of all pregnancies in New York City in 2009 ended in abortion. For blacks, that number is 60%. I was fortunate enough to have been [...]
Census 2010: New York State Aborts Three Times as Many Citizens as it Gains
Posted in Abortion, tagged 2010 Census, Abortion, New York on January 4, 2011 | 15 Comments »
The 2010 Census data have been released on State growth between 2000-2010. The data report Population Change, Population Density, and Apportionment of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The Census reports that New York State grew by an extremely modest 2.1% over the past ten years, from 18,976,457 to 19,378,102, a gain of only [...]
Catholic Bishop Right to Push Back Against Culture of Death
Posted in Abortion, Biomedical Ethics, Bishops, tagged Abortion, Bishop Thomas Olmsted, ERD's, LifeNews.com, Saint Joseph's Hospital, Sister Margaret McBride on December 28, 2010 | 32 Comments »
My article in today’s LifeNews.com Bishop Thomas Olmsted, of the Phoenix, Arizona Diocese took the extraordinary step last week of removing Saint Joseph Hospital’s Catholic status. The measure comes after last May’s confrontation between Sister Margaret McBride, the hospital’s administrator who gave permission for an 11-week pregnant woman with a severe case of pulmonary hypertension [...]
Coming After Christmas—Blood Money
Posted in Abortion, Planned Parenthood, tagged Abortion, Blood Money, Planned Parenthood on December 18, 2010 | 1 Comment »
It’s been a rather grueling month for us here as we continue the fight against Intro 0371-2010, the NYC bill that will protect child predators and muzzle the CPC’s and PRC’s in the Abortion Capital of America. So, as Christmas approaches, the blogging is going to focus on those aspects of the movement, the science, [...]
Herod’s Host
Posted in Abortion, Christmas, tagged Abortion, Bill 371, Crisis Pregnancy Centers, Herod, Jessica Lappin, Pregnancy Resource Centers, Speaker Christine Quinn on December 8, 2010 | 5 Comments »
What would I have done? Would I have had the courage to stand against the tyrannical King who ordered the slaughter of innocents? Would I have helped Mary and Joseph, or any other mother and child escape the murderous wrath of a jealous King? I’d like to think that the answer is yes. While there [...]
Abortion Distortion: The Fog of Human Despair
Posted in Abortion, tagged Abortion, Florence Thomas on November 27, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Pro-abortion, feminist psychologist Florence Thomas has recently created a stir with the publication of her own experience with abortion. Among other noteworthy quotes, Thomas describes the child of the womb as a “tumor”, and that it is the love of the mother which “humanizes” the baby. Read the rest here. “I remember the nights of [...]
The ABC Literature: #7 !!!
Posted in Breast Cancer, tagged ABC Link, Abortion, breast cancer-abortion link on September 29, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Those following daily are beginning to get confortable with the jargon (I hope). For ease of newcomers following along , please consult the glossary of terms that I’ve written to make the terminology very understandable. Also, consult the post that explains the essential background. Title: Pregnancy related protection against breast cancer depends on length of [...]
The ABC Literature: #1
Posted in Breast Cancer, tagged ABC Link, Abortion, Breast Cancer on September 21, 2010 | 31 Comments »
Today begins the inexorable presentation of the scientific literature on the abortion/breast cancer (ABC) link. I’ve written a brief and simple glossary of the terms used (such as case-control, nulliparous, parous, relative risk, confidence interval, etc.) and their significance here. Please consult it as often as is necessary and ask questions liberally. This gets easier [...]
Ella: Untangling the Ball of Lies (Part II)
Posted in Abortion, tagged AAPLOG, Abortion, Contraception, Ella, ellaOne, FDA on September 14, 2010 | 3 Comments »
My article in today’s HeadlineBistro. The first part of this series showed how the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) newest contraceptive drug, Ella (Ulipristal acetate), is in reality an abortifacient like RU-486. It argued that FDA’s marketing of Ella as strictly a contraceptive that denies its abortifacient capabilities, which are abundantly evident to most informed [...]
Saint Augustine, Biology, Abortion
Posted in Abortion, Fathers of the Church, tagged Abortion, Saint Augustine on August 28, 2010 | 38 Comments »
Today the Church celebrates the life of Saint Augustine, Bishop and Doctor, as in Doctor of the Church. He was certainly no doctor of biology, though the pro-abortion folks love to celebrate his primitive understanding of embryology as somehow an indication that the Church has not always condemned abortion as it does today. Pro-aborts claim [...]
