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Mifepristone Marketers Deny It!
By Judie Brown It all started with the first person to publicly defy truth by claiming her right to kill. That woman was Estelle Griswold, executive director of Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut. A birth control trailblazer, Griswold wanted women to have access to over-the-counter contraception, and while her vision did not include providing the deadly chemicals without a prescription...
Population Control – Lessons – Lesson 6
LESSON 6: The theory behind population control relies on the theory of thought control. Create so may obstacles to the truth, that most people will prefer to believe “the Big Lie.” Until even really smart guys can’t tell the difference...
‘Humanae Vitae’ Priests: Defenders of Women
Precisely when Humanae Vitae was being publicly rejected by many bishops and priests, scientists were enrolling their parishioners into the three landmark contraceptive studies of the 1960s finding excess suicides
Physician-Assisted Suicide
Let’s say a close friend of yours is really sick. According to doctors and specialists, your friend has about a 20% chance of living through the next year. Your friend is in incredible pain around the clock. Now, what if your friend was so desperate and had lost...
New STOPP Web Site a Tool for Activism Against Planned Parenthood
Washington, D.C. (16 July 2010) – American Life League’s Stop Planned Parenthood International (STOPP) project has just rolled out a new web site designed to give communities and grassroots groups the tools they need to remove Planned Parenthood’s vise-like grip on...
Arguments Against Euthanasia
Some Arguments Against Voluntary Active Euthanasia Germain Grisez and Joseph M. Boyle, Jr., authors of Life and Death with Liberty and Justice (University of Notre Dame Press, 1979, pp. 149-170), offered the following objections to legalizing voluntary active...
Ordinary vs. Extraordinary Care
Discussion of the following cases is concerned only with whether or not the decisions are legal or illegal and not with their moral implications. Determine whether the cases involve ordinary care or extraordinary care, and whether the decisions given would be legal or...