Baby Left in Trash Bin Dies

Pro-Life News
A newborn boy found abandoned in a trash bin in northwest Denver late last week was taken off life support at St. Anthony Central Hospital and died at 10:35 p.m. Monday. The mother, Griselle Suarez, is currently in custody and is being held on investigation of first-degree murder.

• Dumpster Mom Held on Murder Count
• See Womb Walker video clip
• $1.2 Billion Bill Subsidizes Promiscuity
• Alabama's Chemically Induced Abortions
• German Medicine 'Is Still Haunted by Nazis'
• Up to Half Pregnant Teens Get Abortions

Sodomites Burned In Effigy

Abominations
Evangelist Chuck Spingola had a "burn permit" for 1:30 as the parade was scheduled to pass. The duralogs were lit, [a]nd a few rainbow flags were torched as decadent paraders passed by. Then two sodomites swinging from a rope were burned in effigy. It was a glorious representation of the fires of hell.

• Preachers Kicked Out of 'Gay' Church Service
• Three Sodomites Arrested at 'Pride' Parade
• Tampa-Area Teacher Faces More Sex Charges
• 'Gays' Threaten to Expose Sodomites in Congress
• Bush Promoting Homosexual Agenda
• Pro-Sodomite Court Bars Internet Porn Ban

Bush's Mexico Agreement Reached

Freedom of Speech
U.S.-Mexico officials signed an agreement Tuesday to eliminate double Social Security taxation, providing relief to thousands of people who work in both countries. U.S. Social Security Commissioner Jo Anne Barnhart and Mexican Social Security Institute Director Santiago Levy signed the agreement at an economic development workshop.

• Bush's Social Security Agreement With Mexico
• Court says Foreigners Can Use U.S. Courts to Sue
• U.S.-Mexico Plan for Sending Illegals Home
• Pork Party by Rep. Ron Paul
• House Passes 'National Concealed Carry for Cops
• The War on Guns
• Internet Bug Grabs Banking Info

Army Recalling Thousands

Politics
As many as 7,500 retired and discharged soldiers who are not members of the National Guard or Reserve will be "involuntarily recalled" to active duty for possible service in Iraq or Afghanistan. It will be the first time the Army has relied on the Individual Ready Reserve, as this category of reservists is known, in substantial numbers since the 1991 Gulf War.

• Army to Recall Thousands of Soldiers
• Blast Kills 3 U.S. Marines in Baghdad
• Father of Executed American Blasts Bush, Media
• Judge Approves Push for D.C. Slot Machines
• FAHRENHEIT 9/11 Grosses $28,529,000
• Powell Threatens Country with U.N. Resolution
• Iraqis to Get Legal Custody of Saddam Today
• Sources: More Soldiers May Face Abuse Charges

Baby Killer Gets Plea Bargain

Pro-Life News
Under terms of the plea agreement, Michael A. Harney, 48, will receive a 25-year prison term when he is sentenced July 21. Harney entered the guilty plea during a hearing before Marion Superior Court Judge Robert Altice. The woman still has physical scars and lost her unborn baby as a result of the attack.

• Prosecutors Bargain With Baby Killer
• Two Men Sentenced to Life
• No Clues in Dead Baby Case
• Abortionist Drops Suit on Partial 'Birth' Ban
• Protesters Remain at Clinic
• ‘Choose Life’ Plates Won’t Get Rehearing
• Figures Show Scale of Abortion Crisis

WOMB WALKER

Sodomite Parade 'Manured'

Abominations
Police said a dump-truck load of cow manure was spread along the parade route at about 6:30 a.m. Sunday. Authorities are investigating, they said, and criminal mischief and littering charges could be filed. Protesters along the route heckled the marchers and held signs such as "Sodomy is a Sin that God forgives If We Repent." "What they're doing is an abomination to God," said John Lauritzon, of Conway.

• Town's People Spread Cow Manure in Protest
• Teacher Charged With Student Sex Surrenders
• Teacher Faces More Sex Charges
• Sodomite Priest Arrested at Airport
• Police May Go After Priests Who Hid Abuse
• 'Homophobia' Blamed for Priests' Abuse?
• Study: TV Reality Raunchier Than Fiction

Bush Backs Condoms

Pro-Life News
President George W. Bush has said for the first time that the United States should endorsed the use of condoms to prevent the spread of AIDS, an important issue among conservative groups who have fought Bush over the adoption of a "U.S. Condom Policy." Pro-sodomite Republicans have complained that Bush has been too slow to embrace "effective methods" of preventing the sodomite-spread disease. "Once again we see President Bush supporting the homosexual agenda substantially while paying lip service to conservatives over family values," a Washington activist observed.

• Bush Backs Condom Use
• Man Arrested for Singing 'Joy to the World'
• Stem Cell Research Likened to Nazi Lab Work
• Hitler Was Pro-choice
• Prescribing Ritalin, Killing Our Children?
• Planned Parenthood Fundraiser in "The OC"
• Roe v. Wade and Homosexual "Marriage"
• Two Babies Found in City Trash

Sodomite Parade in Tel Aviv

Abominations
Thousands participated on Friday in Tel Aviv's 7th annual Gay Pride parade and celebration, which included performances by artists on floats and thousands of men and women who came to express their support for filthy sodomites in Israel.

• Sodomite Parade in Tel Aviv Attracts Thousands
• 'Gay' Jailed for Paedophile Porn
• Explicit Comics for "Young" Sodomites?
• Medical Consequences Of What Homosexuals Do
• Woman Raped Sues Sheriff's Office
• Lewinsky Speaks Out on Clinton Memoir

Beheading threat for Marine

Politics
A US Marine and a Pakistani driver face beheading by an Islamic group unless Iraqi prisoners are freed. The kidnappings, apparently carried out by two different groups, are the latest targeting foreigners in Iraq in the violent run-up to the handover of sovereignty.

• Military Confirms Marine Missing in Iraq
• Terrorism Connection WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTOS
• U.S. Transfers Sovereignty to Iraqi Govt.
• Lessons of another Reconstruction
• NATO to Back Plan on Training Iraq Forces
• Majority Now Calls Iraq War a Mistake
• 'Fahrenheit 9/11' a No. 1 Hit Across America
• FAHRENHEIT 9/11 hits $21,958,000

SWEET LIES

Freedom of Speech
If I have learned anything about human nature in my near half century here on planet earth, it is that a lie is acceptable, even pleasing to our ears, if it is what our heart wants to hear. The truth is, our ears love sweet lies as much as our tongues love sugar.

• Wolves cloning sheep
• Spiritual Carnage: The United Methodist Church
• The Church Backs A Secular Israel!
• Moody Bible Institute has Turned to the Left
• The Two Sons and the Father's Vineyard
• The Conquering Power of Christianity

Pediatricians Slam Sodomites

Abominations
The American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) takes strong exception to the current clinical report: “Sexual Orientation and Adolescents” (Pediatrics, June 2004) by Barbara L. Frankowski, MD, and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). The report explicitly endorses referring families to Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG). This action is scientifically improper and demonstrates an anti-heterosexual viewpoint.

• American College of Pediatricians Slam Sodomites
• 'Gay' Gets Only 8 Years for Sex With Boys
• Police Investigate Sex Cruises
• Grand Jury Indicts Sodomite on Rape Charges
• Lesbians Seek Country Club Privileges
• Presbyterians Wrangle Over Sodomite Clergy
• Pastor Pleads Guilty to Child Molestation

Baby Stabbed in Standoff

Pro-Life News
A man who took a baby hostage stabbed the infant during a standoff with police before officers shot and wounded the man in the hip. The baby was flown to a Salt Lake City hospital Friday night with stab wounds to some internal organs.

• Baby Stabbed in Hostage Standoff
• Baby Found Abandoned In Dumpster
• Waagner's Sentencing Postponed
• Archbishop: Pro-Aborts Must Go to Confession,
  but What About Bush, he's a Methodists?
• Father Who Punched Daughter Gets 5 Years
• Teens Choosing Abortion Over Babies

Rudolph Trial Delayed

Pro-Life News
A federal judge on Thursday delayed the trial of serial bombing suspect Eric Robert Rudolph until next year. U.S. District Judge Lynwood Smith in Birmingham, Ala., granted Rudolph's request for more time and tentatively set opening arguments to begin May 24 after jury selection.

• Judge Delays Rudolph Trial to 2005
• Michael Reagan: I'm With My Dad on Stem Cell Research
• Judgment and Mercy Come to Gateway City
• Baby Murdering Sodomite Lovin' Supreme Court
• Lawsuit Over 24-Hour-Abortion-Waiting Reg
• Brits Legalize Post-Natal Abortion
• Another How to Murder Babies Regulation:
  The Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act of 2004

Patriot Act Invoked

Freedom of Speech
A one-paragraph memo -- saying the FBI wanted to use the part of the law that allows investigators in terrorism and espionage cases easier access to people's business and library records -- was in a stack of documents the government has released under court order, as debate persists over whether use of the anti-terrorism law violates civil liberties.

• Court: People Can't Keep Names From Police
• Wireless Devices Help Police Fight Crime?
• Grooming an Establishment Elite
• Homebuyers as Terrorist Suspects
• GLSEN's Deceptive 'Marriage' Curriculum
• Mad Cows In Washington, D.C.
• Experts Study Developing Internet Attack

Lesser of Two Evils is Still Evil

Politics
I refuse to keep voting for the same choice of evil under the guise of the lie from hell called “the lesser of two evils” over and over. I’d rather do with much less bread and give up a great deal of the circuses than to cast the pearl of my vote for evil.

• The Lesser of Two Evils is Still Evil
• Why Vote Second Party?
• The Con Game Called Democracy
• UN Oil-for-Food Program: Scams R Us
• Hiding the Gulag
• ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’ ban?
• The "NAFTA Draft"
• Court Won't Order Cheney Papers Released
• Government Prosecutors Questioned Bush

Anglicans' fake Bible

Abominations
The Archbishop of Canterbury, leader of the world's 70 million Anglicans, has personally backed a New Testament that seems to promote sexual license. Instead of censuring fornicators and adulterers, this translation of the New Testament has St. Paul advising Christians not to go without sex for too long and it deletes prohibitions against sodomy.

• Archbishop Endorses Fake Bible
• HIV 'Gays' Sodomize 13-Year-Old Boy
• Sodomite-Friendly Colleges
• Gender-Neutral Beds-and-Bath Come to Campus
• Man Gets Only 60 Days for Raping 12-Year-Old Girl
• Convicted Rapist Arrested in Armed Sex Assault

Pro-Lifers Picket Ball Game

Pro-Life News
Pro-Lifers cried foul over Wednesday's Tucson Sidewinders baseball game. The organization "Face The Truth Arizona" picketed outside Tucson Electric Park. Proceeds from the game are going to Planned Parenthood, which provides abortion services.

• Pro-Life Group Pickets Baseball Game
• Chemical Abortions Overtaking Surgical Abortions
• Mom, 18, Charged With Murdering Her Newborn
• Changes After Baby's Body Found in Laundry
• Both Sides Draw Near to Rudolph Trial Date
• U.S. House Presses on Stem Cell Funding
• Challenge To Partial-Birth Ban Wrapping Up
• Girl Scouts/Planned Parenthood
  Connection Exposed

Clinic Shooting Update

Efrain Gutierrez of La Quinta was standing outside the clinic, where he said he protests at least three to four times a week. Gutierrez said he heard a gunshot and saw the suspect leave.

US Troops Loose UN Immunity

Politics
The Bush administration on Wednesday dropped a resolution to renew an exemption from the 'International Criminal Court' after it failed to get enough votes in the U.N. Security Council. Members cited worldwide anger over the Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal and strong opposition from U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan.

• Bush Drops UN Immunity for U.S. Soldiers
• Muslim Attacks in Iraq Kill at Least 23
• Two US soldiers Killed
• Muslim Attack on U.S. Base Injures 5
• U.S. Soldier Killed, Six Wounded in Attack
• S. Korean Beheaded by Muslim Captors

Abortion Clinic Shooting

Pro-Life News
Jefrey FitzHenry warned the mother of his unborn child what the consequences would be if she murdered their child by abortion. A short time after issuing that warning in the waiting room of a Palm Desert abortion clinic, FitzHenry pulled out a gun, pointed it at his former girlfriend's head and pulled the trigger.

• Father Stands Trial in Abortion Clinic Shooting
• Court Refuses to Hear Forced Abortion Case
• Deal Reached on Trial for Eric Rudolph
• WALK ACROSS AMERICA proclaims the Gospel
• A Toilet Mom Charged
• Mother Smothers Infant Daughter, Kills Self
• Trucks With Aborted Fetus Images
• Planned Parenthood's Girl Scouts Director
• **WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTOS**
  The Way Al Qaeda Does It
  The Way U.S.A. Does It

Priest Pleads Guilty

Abominations
A Catholic priest acknowledged to a judge that he orally sodomized a 14-year-old boy nearly three decades ago. Under a plea agreement, the Rev. James Hargadon, who had worked in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville, pleaded guilty to sodomizing Todd D. Robertson in 1976 in a church rectory and was sentenced to eight years in prison.

• Sodomite Priest Pleads Guilty
• 'Gay' Doctor's Arrest Led to 49 Boys
• 14-Year-Old Charged in Rape of Sibling
• Sodomite Appointed to Spanish Political Post

Botched Aborted Babies Left to Die

Pro-Life News
Aborted babies which survive NHS terminations are being left to die, doctors and midwives claim. When injections supposed to end their lives in the womb fail, some babies are placed in dishes and left in side rooms, the Daily Mail reports. At least nine are known to have survived terminations in recent years. Most of the cases involve terminations at around 23 weeks, when babies have a chance of survival with ventilation and special care.

• Gov Overhaul to Avoid Babies Born Alive
• Baby Delivered in Toilet Bowl
• Dead Baby Found in Nebraska River
• Parents Murdered 4 Children
• Planned Parenthood's Ticket Proceeds
• New Zealand Baby Killer in the Olympics
• Rudolph Change of Venue Hearing Today
• Judgment pulls up lame in Kansas City
• Pro-Life Billboards On the Streets
• Clone Wars End With No Bill

NJ to fund Stem Cell Research

Pro-Life News
New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey is expected to allocate $6.5 million in the fiscal 2004-5 budget to fund embryonic stem cell research, making New Jersey the first state in the United States to use public funds for that purpose.

• New Jersey to Fund Stem Cell Research
• Eric Robert Rudolph: Who Is He?
• State to Continue Offering 'Morning After' Pills
• Cloning, Budget Await Debate
• Newborn Abandoned in Portable Toilet

Pastor Arrested On Gay-Sex Charges

Abominations
The pastor of Grace Peace for Life Church has been jailed on allegations he molested three teens between 1999 and 2001, authorities said. The Rev. Carlos Dasilva, 38, was charged with child molestation and was being held Saturday on $1 million bond. Dasilva's accusers, who are now between 17- and 18-years-old, told investigators that he engaged in sodomy, oral sex or other lewd acts with them.

• SoCal Pastor Arrested On Gay-Sex Charges
• Nine Arrested in Anglican Church Sex Scandal
• Sex-Abuse Priests Still Working
• 'Gay' Youth Counselor Convicted
• 'Gay' Sodomises Five-Yr-Old Boy

Scout Leader Accused of Sex Assault

Abominations
A Halifax County Health Department worker and longtime Boy Scout leader faces some serious charges. Police first arrested Charles "Sandy" Boykin in May. They charged him with molesting a 13-year-old boy over a seven-month period, beginning last fall. Since the May arrest, police searched Boykin's home computer and charged him with disseminating pornography. Lawson said the investigation is far from over.

• Boy Scout Leader Accused of Sexual Assault
• Bishops Unable to Reach Agreement on Sodomites
• Episcopals Develop Ceremony for Sodomites
• Anglican Church to Face $60 Million Sex Payout
• U.S. Senate Hate Crimes Amendment Vote

Bishops Keep Status Quo

Pro-Life News
U.S. Catholic bishops have decided politicians are obliged to "work toward correcting morally defective laws," but they did not go so far as to say Catholic politicians who support abortion should be denied Communion. The majority of bishops voted to use teaching and persuasion rather than public threats against politicians who support abortion or sodomy.

• Catholics Can 'Commune' With Pro-Aborts
• Prosecutors Want Birmingham Rudolph Trial
• Walk Across America's Memorial Day Service
• Court: Fourth Amendment Protects Clinics
• Police Seek Clues to Dead Newborn's Identity
• Court Agrees to Take Appeal of 'Terri's Law'
• Fetus Found in Hospital Laundry Room

Muslims Behead U.S. Hostage

Politics
Al Qaeda militants said they beheaded a U.S. engineer they had held hostage in Saudi Arabia since last week and displayed his severed head in pictures posted on an Islamist Web site Friday. "As we promised the mujahideen we have beheaded the American hostage Paul Marshall after the deadline that the mujahideen gave to the tyrannical Saudi government passed," a statement signed by the Organization of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula said on al Islah Web site. The Web site showed pictures of what appeared to be Johnson's severed head resting on his body.

• Saudi Al Qaeda Chief Reported Dead
• Hunt Continues after Saudi Battle
• WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTOS!
• Beheading Stirs Anger in Johnson Hometown
• Body of Dead U.S. Hostage Found
• No Time for Negotiations
• Johnson Family In Seclusion Following News

Updated report: Two Pastors Arrested

Pro-Life News
Summary of Events by Bill McGinnis -- Once we entered the facility, their security guard stopped us half way up the drive. Asked us what we were doing there and told us to leave. When we didn’t, he handcuffed Pastor Mark Holick and Pastor Daniel Thompson. He then kept telling everyone else to keep back and used physical force to keep anyone from trying to walk further or talk to any people entering the facility.

Man Murdered Unborn Twins

Pro-Life News
A Lufkin teenager accused of murdering his unborn twin sons made another appearance in court Wednesday. Eighteen-year-old Gerardo Flores was officially arraigned on murder charges. Police say he and his 16-year-old girlfriend worked together to initiate an abortion. Under a new law, the girl cannot be charged in the death of her fetus. The Laci and Conner's law protects unborn children. But that same law (Unborn Victims of Violence Act) also protects a pregnant woman from prosecution in the death of her fetus.

• Man Charged With Murder of Unborn Twins
• Viable Fetus is a Person, Court Says
• Court discards Declaration of Independence
• Christians Rescue Children in Wichita
• A Horse, A Donkey, A Traveling Abortion Show
• Trucks and Plane Display Reality of Abortion

Nationwide Hunt for Sodomite

Abominations
Madras police issued a nationwide warrant and alerted police agencies across the West on Thursday to be on the lookout for a 43-year-old man who likely fled the area, accused of sexually assaulting a 6-year-old Madras boy. Martin Pena-Sanchez faces two charges each of first-degree sex abuse and first-degree sodomy, said Madras police Det. Tanner Stanfill. Anyone with information is asked to contact Stanfill at (541) 475-2424 or 475-2201. “If he’s seen, call your local police agency,” Stanfill said. “If you have a legitimate location for him, you can also call anonymously.”

• 'Gay' Assaulted 6-Year-Old Boy, Nationwide Alert!
• 'Gay' YMCA Camp Counselor Indicted Again
• 'Gay' Choirmaster Guilty of Sex Attacks
• Notorious Sodomite Appeals for New Trial
• Jacko Paid $23M to End Molest Suit

The Texas Abortion Tango

Politics
Larry Flynt, the publisher of Hustler magazine, set his sights on the biggest prize, George W. Bush, once again offering up to a million dollars for definitive dirt. He sent investigative reporters to the heart of Texas, first in 1999. They would look into an allegation that in 1971, George Bush, then about 25 years old, got a girlfriend pregnant and paid for her illegal abortion. Flynt got tantalizingly close to documenting such an episode, but never confirmed enough to justify a press conference.

• The Scandal that Could Have Sunk G.W. Bush
• Teddy Gives The Pope Hell
• Bush Has a Lot to Answer for on Iraq Torture
• GOP Defeats Effort to Subpoena Torture Papers
• Torture Memos Reveal Fascist Mentality
• Bush's 'Apex' of Unlimited Power

Roy Moore Blasts Sodomites

“If I have anything to do with it,
it will remain against the law.”

Freedom of Speech
Judge Roy Moore has criticized a play opening this Friday in Birmingham. The play, entitled “Judge Roy Moore Is Coming To Dinner," is set in Birmingham and deals with the issue of two men who get married and then return to the state. The fictional representation of Moore uses actual words the former chief justice used in a ruling he made in 2002. “This sort of ‘theater’ promoting homosexual marriage is a result of federal activism in our court system,” said Moore. “Homosexual marriage represents a degradation of our morality and a denigration of our society. In Alabama, it is against the law, and if I have anything to do with it, it will remain against the law.”

• Judge Roy Moore Blasts Sodomite Play
• Senators Discuss Religion, Federal Authority
• Billboards teach Ten Commandments
• Anti-Terror Laws Target Americans
• Hackers Unleash Mobile Phones Virus
• Welcome to Stepford. No batteries required.

Jihad Road Rage

Politics
The U.S. Army is bringing murder charges against a soldier who fatally shot at close range an Iraqi man who already was badly wounded in a vehicle after a high-speed chase in Iraq. The incident took place after U.S. forces engaged in a high-speed chase after coming across a motorcade in which the Iraqi was driving one of the vehicles. The man's vehicle was hit by gunfire and he was seriously wounded, while a passenger in the vehicle was less seriously wounded, according to that statement. The U.S. soldier approached the car and shot the wounded drive to death at close range, according to the statement.

• U.S. Soldier Charged With Murder
• Soldier Dies of Wounds After Muslim Attack
• Wolfowitz: Troops to Stay in Iraq as Long as Needed
• CIA Contractor Indicted in Prison Abuse
• G-8 Gets Boost From UN Iraq Vote
• Our Globalist President
  Pushing for a Standing UN Army

12 Arrested at Clinic

Pro-Life News
Police arrested 12 abortion protesters Wednesday at a clinic where late-term abortions are performed. The protesters got down on their knees and started praying, blocking the entrance to the parking lot of abortionist George 'Tiller the Killer's clinic. Police Capt. Gary Tabor said the 12 were booked into the Sedgwick County Jail on trespassing charges. He said several also were charged with resisting arrest after they failed to follow officers' orders to put their hands behind their backs. Julie Burkhart, a spokeswoman for the clinic, said of the protesters: "We believe that their conduct was illegal and probably violated federal law."

• Police Arrest 12 At Abortion Clinic
• Abortions at Military Facilities
• Protest at Fresno Planned Parenthood Clinic
• United Way gives local Planned Parenthood $56,000
• City Council Votes to Fund Planned Parenthood
• Baptists' Disagreements on Abortion Lead to Schism

Incest Dad Get 50 Years

Abominations
A upstate New York dad was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison yesterday for raping his 11-year-old daughter, who later hanged herself. Timothy Lucie, 46, stood stone-faced as Onondaga Count Judge William Walsh imposed back-to-back sentences of 25 years to life for his conviction on first-degree rape and sodomy charges.

• Dad Gets 50 Years in Prison for Incest
• 'Gay' Accused in Child Sex Assaults
• Sodomite Gets Only 23 Months
• Man Stabbed Neighborhood Pedophile
• Jesuit Priest Accused of Sex Abuse

Senate Passes Sodomite Protection Bill

Abominations
Legislation to strengthen federal hate crimes laws to cover sodomites overwhelmingly passed the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. The legislation was passed by a 65-33 vote as an amendment to a defense bill. Both Republicans and Democrats hope the large bipartisan margin will ensure the hate crimes measure remains part of the bill after negotiations with the House of Representatives.

• Senate Passes Hate Crime Protection for Sodomites
• 'Gay' Abused Boys Under Guise of Pagan Rituals
• 'Gay' Allegedly Sodomized 5-Year-Old
• Park 'Pervert' Cop Has 2 Children
• Military Investigator Faces Own Charges

Abortionist Charged With Murder

Pro-Life News
The doctor embroiled in the saga of the 15 aborted babies that were retrieved last month was yesterday charged with murder. Dr John Nyamu was charged alongside two nurses Ms Marion Kibathi Wambui and Mercy Mathai. The two worked at Nyamu’s Reproductive Health Services clinics. The charge stated that between May 23 and May 25, the three murdered two "unidentified persons," one male and the other female. They allegedly committed the offence jointly with other people still at large.

• Abortion: Doctor Charged With Murder
• Waagner called 'Army of God founder'?
• Man Jailed 10 Years for Killing Unborn Baby
• Planned Parenthood Expands Office
• Court Rules City Violated Protesters' Rights
• Alcohol Blamed for Child Abortions?

Bush Targets Baptists
16.3 million-member denomination

Politics
President Bush said Tuesday he was leery of casting himself as "more religious than my neighbor" as he aligned himself on an array of issues with a politically influential Christian group. "I've always said I think it's very important for someone not to try to take the speck out of somebody's else's eye when they may have a log in their own," Bush said. The 16.3 million-member denomination is nationally known for its staunch conservative positions. Moreover, the denomination's Southern base, including Texas, is crucial to Bush's re-election bid.

• Bush Finds Common Cause With Baptists
• Baptists praise Bush message
• Our Globalist President: Pushing For a Standing UN Army
• "Hat in Hand," on "Bended Knee"
• Abortion Foes Demand Communion Abstinence
• Army Gets New 'Urban' Combat Uniform

Videotape of U.S. Hostage

Politics
An Islamic Web site showed videotape Tuesday of a blindfolded American hostage in Saudi Arabia, and said abductors threatened to kill him unless Saudi authorities free al-Qaida prisoners within three days. Paul Johnson, 49, of Stafford Township, N.J., was abducted Saturday by a group calling itself al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.

• Muslims Shows Tape of U.S. Hostage
• Sabotage Shuts Iraq Oil Terminal
• Muslims In Sabotage Overdrive
• Gunmen Kill 2, Wound 3 in Baghdad Attack

Roy Moore Weighs In
on Supreme Court Ruling

Freedom of Speech
Roy Moore is weighing in on yesterday's Supreme Court ruling rejecting a California atheist's challenge to the Pledge of Allegiance. Moore said the original ruling in the case by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals illustrates the need for Congress to pass a measure curbing the power of federal courts to interfere in the public acknowledgment of God. Moore, in a statement, said the Supreme Court dismissed the case on legality and its decision could result in another challenge to the words "one nation, under God."

• Roy Moore Weighs In on Supreme Court Ruling
• Baptists to Take Up State Education
• Man Arrested For Distributing Pro-Life Literature
• Judges Continue To Usurp Legislative Power
• Boycott United Way!
• Feinstein to Offer Semi-auto Ban as an Amendment

10 Percent of Students Sexual Targets

Abominations
While the Catholic Church continues to wrestle with the ramifications of decades of sexual misconduct by some priests, another institution responsible for even more children has its own shameful record of protecting child molesters -- public school systems. As many as 10 percent of public school students are targets of unwanted sexual advances, and the perpetrators are often popular, award-winning teachers, a new report commissioned by the U.S. Department of Education states.

• Youth Sex Cases Up; Ages Decrease
• Welcome To The New 'Gay' Playground
• Porno Actors at Greater Risk of HIV Infection
• Anglican Church Begins Purge of Abusers
• Catholic Church Turned Into Posh Condos
• Bishops to Discuss Sex Abuse and Lawmakers
• University Official Defends Homosexual Pride Exhibit

Soldiers' Abortion-Assault

Pro-Life News
Two Special Air Service (SAS) soldiers who served in Iraq have been accused of planning to bash a girlfriend and the baby she carried, the Herald Sun newspaper said. A 33-year-old corporal and a 29-year-old trooper conspired to beat the woman and bring on an abortion, according to West Australian police charges.

• Dogs Found Eating Newborn Baby
• Planned Parenthood Clinic Opening
• Abortion Rate Still Rising
• Sex Ed Leads to More Abortion
• Kindergarten Teacher Shows Live-Birth Video
• UK Baby Killer Walks Free

Nancy and her 'heathen' kids

Pro-Life News
The family of former President Ronald Reagan declared political war on the White House yesterday over President Bush's ban on stem cell research.[?] Patti Davis, Reagan's daughter from his storybook marriage to Nancy Reagan, said yesterday that her mother "has emerged as a central figure in the effort to get the federal government out of the way."

• Gloves Off in the Reagan Stem War
• Kerry Promotes Stem Cell Research
• Human Cloning Experiment in Britain Set to Go Ahead
• Nazi Scientist: The Man Who Will Clone Our Cells
• Murch Family Wins Suit Against York, PA Police!
• Pro-Life Group to Rally
• One Millionth Baby Issued NHS Number

Atheist Can't Sue Over Pledge

Politics
The Supreme Court temporarily preserved the phrase "one nation, under God," in the Pledge of Allegiance, ruling that a California atheist could not challenge the patriotic oath while sidestepping the broader question of separation of church and state. The decision leaves untouched the practice in which millions of schoolchildren around the country begin the day by reciting the pledge. The court said the atheist could not sue to ban the pledge from his daughter's school and others because he did not have legal authority to speak for her.

• Ronald Reagan's Extraordinary Timing
• RFTR Shirer's Bible of U.S. Interventionism
• TSA to Register Traveler
• ACLU Demands LA County Remove Cross
• U.S. Gas Prices See First Drop of Year

Reagan's Personhood Proclamation

"Now, Therefore, I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim and declare the unalienable personhood of every American, from the moment of conception until natural death, and I do proclaim, ordain, and declare that I will take care that the Constitution and laws of the United States are faithfully executed for the protection of America's unborn children. Upon this act, sincerely believed to be an act of justice, warranted by the Constitution, I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of Almighty God."

Gay Indicted for Sex Attack on Boys

Abominations
A Springfield Township man was indicted by a Lucas County grand jury for allegedly sexually abusing three young boys. Jerry Edwards, 39, of 634 Dorcas Rd. was indicted on three counts each of rape and gross sexual imposition.

• Jury Indicts Gay for Sex Attack on 3 Boys
• Police Officer Charged in Sodomy of Boy
• Gay Sentenced to Life Without Parole
• Gay High School Students Charged With Sodomy
• Settlement Reached In Gay Priest Sex Scandal
• Who is the Father of Lynndie's Bastard Child?

Nichols Spared Death Penalty

Pro-Life News
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols was again spared the death penalty Friday when jurors who convicted him of 161 murder counts deadlocked over his sentence, denying state prosecutors the execution that was the main reason for bringing the case. The hung jury denies prosecutors the death sentence they first demanded nearly a decade ago while the bodies were still being pulled from the twisted ruins of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

• Jurors Deadlock Over Conspirator's Sentence
• Rudolph Moved to Huntsville Jail for Hearing
• Lawyer Calls Illinois' Fetal Homicide Law Unfair
• Mother is Accused of Scalding Her Son to Death
• New Rule Clarifies Murder by Abortion at Hospitals
• Nazis Spin: Abortion as a 'Health Issue'

O'Connor, Kennedy Betrayed Reagan

Politics
President Reagan appointed to the Supreme Court Sandra Day O’Connor, William H Rehnquist, Antonin Scalia, and Anthony M. Kennedy. Reagan’s four appointees were presumed to be "on his side" when it came to significant items. They were going to comprise "the conservative wing " of the Court. However, such did not eventuate. Both Kennedy and O’Connor have voted in favor of gay rights. They have also championed the "central holding of Roe v. Wade."

• Sandra Day O'Connor Betrayed Ronald Reagan
• Scholar says Reagan's Religion Was Evident
• Global Rapid Deployment Force Gets G8 Backing
• The Difference Between Public Schools and Prison
• Gallup Passes His Poll on to Next Generation

FETICIDE CONVICTION

Pro-Life News
Quenton Qortez Thompson, the first man convicted by a Wisconsin jury of feticide, laughed derisively at the judge who sentenced him to life in prison Thursday. "There is ice flowing in your veins, not blood," Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Jean DiMotto had told Thompson moments earlier.

• Man Sentenced to Life in Prison
• Doctor Aborts Baby Without Mother's Consent
• Dead Newborn Found Inside Trash Can
• Dumpster Mom Charged With a Misdemeanor
• $2.3m Jury Award for 'Wrongful Birth'
• Anger at Abortion Material in Schools?

Ronald Reagan on abortion

Politics
This is an excerpt from Dinesh D'Souza's Ronald Reagan: How an Ordinary Man Became an Extraordinary Leader. On abortion, Reagan would not be flexible, because he firmly believed that millions of lives were at stake.

• Defender of the Unborn
• For Reagan, All Life Was Sacred
• The Gipper Won One For Us
• Reagan's Legacy to Pro-Life Movement
• Bush's Erratic Behavior Worries White House Aides

Abortionist's Plea Accepted

Pro-Life News
The owner of an Ocala abortion clinic moved a step closer to resolving a four-year-old criminal case against him Tuesday. Dr. James Scott Pendergraft IV pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of accessory after the fact to making a false statement. U.S. Magistrate Judge Gary R. Jones accepted Pendergraft's plea, the result of a plea agreement between Pendergraft and Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Devereaux. If U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Corrigan accepts Jones' recommendation to approve the plea deal, Pendergraft could face a maximum sentence of 2.5 years in federal prison and/or a fine of up to $125,000. But as part of the plea deal, the U.S. Attorney's Office agreed to recommend a sentence at the low end of the sentencing guidelines, but Corrigan isn't bound by that recommendation.

• Abortion Doctor's Plea Agreement Accepted
• Rudolph's Attorneys Want Trial Delayed Almost a Year
• Pro-Lifer Sues Police
• Mich. Lawmakers OK Ban on Abortion Method
• Reagan's 1983 Book on Abortion Inspired Pro-Lifers
• Spitting on President Reagan's Pro-Life Legacy

Bush's Morning-After-Pill

FDA likely to approve Plan B pill over the counter
The Bush administration is likely to reverse its recent decision on a controversial emergency contraceptive and make it available over the counter this year, a key House Republican said. After meeting last week with Steven Galson, acting director of the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, Rep. James Greenwood (R-Pa.) said he is very confident the agency will make the contraceptive Plan B available over the counter in 2004.

• Bush's Morning-After-Pill
• Congress Looks Again at Stem-Cell Research
• Abortionist Returns to Court
• Israeli Cabinet Approves of Murdering Children
• Assault Meant to 'Cause Abortion'
• Christian Group Sues New York City Mayor

Lawyers: Bush can torture people

Politics
A Pentagon report last year concluded President George W. Bush was not bound by laws prohibiting torture and U.S. agents who might torture prisoners at his direction could not be prosecuted by the Justice Department, The Wall Street Journal reported.

• Lawyers Said Bush Not Bound By Torture Laws
• Bush Administration Lawyers Greenlight Torture
• U.S.'s Ashcroft Won't Release or Discuss Torture Memo
• Forced Nudity Seen as a Pervasive Pattern

Xmas Mom Pleads Guilty

Pro-Life News
The Long Island mom who killed her newborn baby on Christmas Day entered a surprise guilty plea yesterday on the first day of her retrial for the 2001 murder. Kathleen Brown, 27, who is six months pregnant, entered the courtroom in handcuffs and told Nassau County Court Judge Jerald Carter she knew her baby had been born alive and that she intentionally smothered him to death.

• Xmas Mom Pleads Guilty of Murder
• ‘Ice’ Mom to be Tried For Manslaughter
• Clinic Director Accused of Abortion Sham
• Truth and Lies About Breast Cancer
• Calif. to Vote on $3 BILLION Stem Cell Research

Goodbye to 'the Gipper'

Politics
He came from another time and place, Ronald Reagan did, a time long ago when love of country was as natural for a boy growing up in Illinois as was a faith that nothing was beyond the capacity of the great and good people whence he had come.

• Goodbye to 'the Gipper'
• Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation
• President Reagan and the Bible
• Never a Gray Moment
  The international press looks at Reagan

MAKING ABORTION ILLEGAL

Presidential Candidate Promises
To Make Abortion Illegal

Constitution Party presidential candidate Michael A. Peroutka is making an extraordinary campaign promise: He vows to make abortion illegal on his "first day in office." To make abortion illegal "immediately," he said, the president would simply have to declare the personhood of the unborn from the moment of conception. The executive branch, which holds the law-enforcement function of government, could then enforce that personhood through the U.S. attorneys, he says. Claiming President Bush has failed to do enough for the unborn, Peroutka declared: "On abortion, a president – particularly a Christian president – should use his bully pulpit to change public and congressional opinion. And as president, I would do this."

• Another Botched Abortion by Tiller the Killer
• Woman Assults Pro-Lifers with Baseball Bat
• Baby Stolen From Mother's Womb
• Federal Judge: Unborn Is American Citizen
• Fetus Found in Cumberland River
• Nancy's Spitefulness is Reagan's Next Victory?

Ronald Reagan Dies At 93

Politics
Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th president of the United States who launched the modern-day conservative political movement with the "Reagan Revolution," died Saturday. He was 93.

• Reagan Dies With Family By His Side
• Mourning in America: Ronald Reagan Dies at 93
• Actor, Governor, President
• Ronald Reagan's Life and Legacy
• Ronald Reagan: The great communicator
• U.S. and the World Mourn Reagan's Death

Abortionist Gets Plea Bargain

Bush's federal prosecutors let lying
baby murdering scum off the hook

OCALA -- Nearly four years after his arrest, Dr. James Scott Pendergraft IV is about to accept a plea deal likely to close the federal government's conspiracy case against him. According to documents filed in federal court Friday, Pendergraft and federal prosecutors have reached a plea agreement that will allow the operator of the Ocala Women's Center to plead guilty to one count of "making a material false statement" that "knowingly and willfully assist(ed) . . . Michael Spielvogel, in order to hinder and prevent (Spielvogel's ) trial and punishment." Under the terms of the proposed agreement, Pendergraft could face a possible maximum prison term of 2.5 years, a possible fine of $125,000 and three years of supervised release. [But] the proposed agreement notes that [Bush's] federal prosecutors will recommend a sentence at the low end of federal guidelines.

Editor's note: "Only an ignorant or stupid people believe a civil government that promotes and maintains the murder of their unborn children can simultaneously retain a legitimate right to uphold the law! To keep compliance with its genocidal policies, such a civil government's Judaical system must degenerate to allow murderers to go scot-free so they can keep on killing. The greater threat then, is not the criminals who are set free, but the criminals who set them free!" --Jim Rudd

Flashback
Federal Judge Tosses Evidence For New Trial of Pendergraft
Evidence from first trial not allowed
By Rick Cundiff / Ocala Star-Banner/ January 29, 2003
OCALA - The judge presiding over the upcoming retrial of Dr. James Scott Pendergraft IV has rejected some of the evidence from Pendergraft's first trial. U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Corrigan ruled Monday that some audio tapes of conversations that Pendergraft or his business associate Michael Spielvogel had with former Marion County Commissioner Larry Cretul won't be admitted when Pendergraft's retrial begins next week. Corrigan also ruled some correspondence between Cretul and Pendergraft irrelevant to the retrial.

Pendergraft Index
Media House

Abortion Doctor in Ocala to
Plead Guilty to Impeding Justice
OCALA -- A doctor who runs [5] abortion clinics will plead guilty to impeding justice to settle a long-running fight with prosecutors who once accused him of extorting Marion County, court documents show. Dr. James Scott Pendergraft IV and federal prosecutors have agreed that the operator of the Ocala Women's Center will plead guilty to one count of impeding justice for supporting a business associate he knew was lying, the records show.

African-American Abortion:
Pro Choice, Infanticide, Or Genocide?
By Brad Lena / Black Electorate
The white population in America is in decline. The question for Black Americans is do they wish to accompany them? If the black abortion rate remains constant, it may be inevitable. The Black population in America, according to the 2000 Census, comprised 12.3% of the population (12.9% if identified as black plus another race.) It is no longer the largest minority having been surpassed by Hispanics in 2000 (5 years sooner than anticipated.) Black American women comprise 13.5% of the female population in the U.S. but have 34% of all the abortions. Black abortion rates are approximately 2.6 times higher than the white. Most of America's abortions take place in urban areas.

Cliff Notes: Abortion Contradiction
In Kansas City this week…another ruling by a different federal judge. In this case, a woman who’s five months pregnant is fighting deportation to Mexico…and this week…federal judge Scott Wright ruled that the woman’s unborn child is a U.S. citizen and therefore, says the judge, is entitled to legal protection under the law.

State at Center of 'Morning-After Pill' Fight
Albany -- Bill would allow pharmacists to dispense emergency contraception without a prescription -- The battle to make emergency contraception readily available to women has shifted from the federal government to New York and other states, where it is marked by confusion, politics and conflicting definitions of pregnancy. Advocates contend the high doses of birth control pills could prevent as many as 1.7 million unintended pregnancies and 800,000 abortions in the United States each year, while opponents say preventing a fertilized egg from attaching to the uterus is tantamount to abortion.

Legislators Mull Morning-After Pill
ALBANY -- Legislation that would make emergency contraception more widely available by enabling women to obtain it in pharmacies and from nurses through collaborative agreements with physicians has already been passed by the New York State Assembly. But it will founder if the State Senate does not deal with the bill before the end of session June 21. Much of the difficulty lies in differing definitions of when life begins.[?] Some anti-abortion activists contend that Plan B, by complicating fertilization and implantation, is not contraception but abortion.

The Big Show

California Judge Rules Against
Ban on 'Partial-Birth' Abortion
SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge in California has declared unconstitutional a federal law that attempts to ban certain medical procedures that abortion-rights opponents call "partial-birth" abortions. Federal District Judge Phyllis Hamilton of San Francisco, in a decision handed down June 1, ruled the law -- passed last year by Congress and signed into law by President Bush -- was unconstitutionally vague in its definitions of the acts and procedures it prohibits. Hamilton accepted virtually all the arguments put forth by the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, which filed suit to block the law. (Read: Partial-Birth Ban of No Effect)

Final Arguments Being Heard In
Controversial Abortion Law Case
LINCOLN – A federal judge heard closing arguments Wednesday in one of three cases at the center of the national fight over so-called partial-birth abortion. U.S. District Judge Richard Kopf is one of three judges around the country who previously blocked implementation of a federal law banning the procedure.

Nebraska Abortion Ruling Expected In August
Judge Critical Of Politics In Case
LINCOLN, Neb. -- The judge presiding over a challenge in Lincoln of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act said he will rule by Aug. 31. U.S. District Judge Richard Kopf Wednesday heard closing oral arguments from both sides in the Lincoln case. Trials also have been held in New York and San Francisco. A judge in the California trial already ruled the law signed last year by President Bush is unconstitutional. Lawyers for the government and four abortion doctors made their closing arguments and answered questions from Kopf.

Coward in The White House Places Women in Harm's Way
Congress, Pentagon clash on sex assault
WASHINGTON -- Saying they are tired of years of foot-dragging by the military, lawmakers warned Pentagon officials on Thursday to supply Congress with more details about their plans to improve responses to sexual assault cases. They also demanded more answers about reports that military rape victims are being denied abortion services in the war zone, a trend several legislators called troubling.

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The Church Must Oppose the Sin of Women at War
Vision Forum Ministries
Vision Forum Ministries presents a forum of scholars, theologians, and journalists in opposition to the idea that a free people can survive while sending mothers and daughters to war.

Communion with murderers?
Vatican: Be Careful on Denying Communion
NEW YORK - A top Vatican cardinal told visiting U.S. bishops they should be cautious about denying Communion to Roman Catholic politicians who support policies at odds with church teaching, according to a news report. Bishop Donald Pelotte of Gallup, N.M., said Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger spoke of proceeding cautiously on the issue, Catholic News Service reported. Ratzinger said he would like Vatican officials to meet soon with a U.S. bishops' panel reviewing how church leaders should interact with Catholics in public life.

Law School's Award to Pro-Abort
Judgette Creates Controversy
"Shame on Seton Hall" was a slogan on protesters' signs Friday outside of Seton Hall Law School as the university honored a pro-abortion judge. Those sentiments were echoed in a statement released by the Archbishop of Newark Wednesday. The university has come under fire for awarding Judge Maryanne Trump Barry the Sandra Day O'Connor Medal of Honor, named after the associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. The award honors women who have distinguished themselves in law and public service and is presented by three student groups: the Seton Hall Law Review, the Seton Hall Legislative Bureau and the Seton Hall Women's Law Forum.

New State Law Delays Abortions
'Informed Consent' 24-Hour Wait
A federal appeals court panel decided last week to allow a state law requiring women to wait 24 hours before undergoing an abortion. The law became effective immediately. As a result, dozens of abortions scheduled across the state were postponed last week, according to various news sources. The Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dissolved Judge Scott O. Wright’s temporary restraining order, which halted last year’s abortion informed consent law (HB 156) from taking effect. (Read: Christians Murdering Babies)

Abortion Group Fights Ruling
Planned Parenthood opposes wait period
JEFFERSON CITY -- Abortion provider Planned Parenthood has asked a federal appeals court to clear a procedural path for it to again try to stop the enforcement of a new state law requiring a 24-hour wait for abortions. The court filing yesterday came after a decision last week by the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis to lift a temporary restraining order against the law. The restraining order had been in place since October. Planned Parenthood said that by lifting the restraining order and allowing the law to take effect the appeal is now essentially moot. The group wants the appeals court to send the case back to federal district court, where Planned Parenthood could argue for a preliminary injunction against the law.

Breast Cancer-Abortion Study Flawed
While many abortion advocates are touting a recent study in the Lancet which denies the link between abortion and breast cancer, a leading expert in the field now says that the study has serious flaws. Dr. Joel Brind, president and co-founder of the Breast Cancer Prevention Institute, charges that the Lancet study incorrectly compares rates of breast cancer among women who have had abortions with women who have never been pregnant.

Why Bloody Abortion Photographs Were Displayed
Why did we show those bloody photographs May 21 in Chattanooga? Because people need to see what a child looks like after he or she has been in the hands of an abortionist at a abortion clinic. Without the pictures, the words which describe what they do to the preborn lack punch and are easily forgotten.

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Warriors management apologises for young
players' actions over abortion attack
The father of the pregnant teenager who was repeatedly kicked in the stomach by former junior Warriors player Shaun Metcalf says the team management has apologised for what happened. Last Saturday, he said, management representatives from the New Zealand Warriors, including Don Mann and Matt Kenny, arrived at his home with gifts for the baby Metcalf tried to kill, now a happy five-month-old, and made a verbal apology.

Abortion: Doctor May Face Murder Charges
The East African Standard (Nairobi)
The doctor embroiled in the abortion saga, Dr John Nyamu, is likely to face murder charges tomorrow, sources in the investigation team revealed yesterday. By last evening, a team of four doctors appointed by the Director of Medical Services, Dr James Nyikal, was conducting post-mortem on the 15 foetuses dumped along Mombasa road last week.