Abortion and the Kilby Effect
We have become a culture dominated by asinine priorities in which the superficial is king, and where we worship our court jesters…
We have become a culture dominated by asinine priorities in which the superficial is king, and where we worship our court jesters…
Since Harry Blackmun’s Roe vs Wade decision, the pro-choice lobby has relied on the “no-one-knows-when-life-begins” lie as a rationalization for their baby-killing enterprise.
Over the years, George Orwell’s observation that some things are so stupid only an intellectual could believe them has proven to be frighteningly accurate. The entire pro-choice position is a testament to the fact that the human brain is the only organism in nature that has the ability to intentionally deceive itself.
At the same time we’re being told that America doesn’t have enough money to take care of its own children, we’re also being told that we have enough to pay for the executions of other people’s children.
Pro-Lifers are routinely portrayed as cold-hearted knuckle-draggers who would deny medical treatment to Alzheimer’s ravished diabetics just to satisfy our own personal agendas. Of course, the basis for this depiction is a lie.
No one can be an effective advocate for the unborn without a complete understanding of the fundamental principle guiding the pro-life position. We also need to prevent an important dispute within our movement from derailing all our efforts.
The idea that having a clean place to kill their babies is the cornerstone of women’s equality, is simply a marketing tool of the abortion industry.
Last night, the American people took the Republican Party to the woodshed. Now, frantic pro-lifers across the country are pacing back and forth feverishly wringing their hands. While understandable, this reaction is wholly unjustified. The battle is far from over…
The abortion mafia has unleashed a vicious and deceptive attack against crisis pregnancy centers. Make no mistake about it, their vendetta against crisis pregnancy centers is designed for one thing and one thing only…
A federal judge has ordered a project to provide water to Arkansas farmers shut down, because the noise from the proposed water pumping station might cause stress in nearby woodpeckers.