Military Hospitals Slated to Become Planned Parenthood’s Biggest Competition
By: Veronica (Diary) | August 11th at 11:48 AM |
As excerpted on FOX Nation: While we were watching Kagan’s confirmation last week, an amendent sponsored by Senator Ronald ”Blago-pal” Burris (D-Ill.) and spawned by the Senate Armed Services Committee’s 15-12 vote in late May, will allow abortion procedures in clinics or hospitals on military installations worldwide. The amendment to the 2011 National Defense Authorization Act passed the Senate along a partyline vote, with the exception of Ben “Cornhusker Kickback” Nelson. The Washington | Read More »
Abortionists and “Studies”: Writhing Reflexes of the Unborn Isn’t Painful and Never Requires Pain Medication [Updated]
By: Veronica (Diary) | June 29th at 02:25 AM |
[Edit]: A summary that exposes deeper ramifications: New Scientist, a popular site with over 3 million unique visitors a month, initially responded to the nation’s first abortion ban based on fetal pain in April 2010 with a simple “briefing” that wasn’t widely repeated throughout the web. The article focused on discrediting Nebraska’s 20-week abortion “Fetal Pain” restriction as “debatable.” Late last week, New Scientist followed | Read More »
The Definitive Answer on Obama: Why Americans Don’t Understand Their President
By: Veronica (Diary) | January 11th at 12:00 AM |
Originally posted in RedState on January 11, 2010 The Definitive Answer on Obama: Why Americans Don’t Understand Their President Although R2P is a term that is vibrantly articulated and discussed among academia, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and foreign policy think tanks, it remains a closely guarded secret from the American public. Wesley Clark, Converence on the Future of the Responsibility to Protect, What | Read More »
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