·
Notebook
1. Criminal
and financial history of the current U.S. Congress.
2. Bush
appoints pro-abortion Martha Hill Jamison to a District Court in Houston.
Still considering several pro-aborts for running-mate.
3. Pro-abort
Republicans honor the late John Chafee for his commitment to abortion at the
2000 Choice Awards. But the party has decided not to give financial support to
pro-life candidate Michael Bailey.
4. Phoenix
abortion provider, John Biskind faces manslaughter
charges in the death of abortion patient. He had a history of other medical
mishaps prior to the woman’s death.
5. California
abortion provider, Joseph Durante has been placed on
probation. He has also had yet another lawsuit filed against him for an
abortion injury.
6. Nurse,
Joy Schepis whose physician boyfriend stabbed her
with a syringe of the abortifacient drug Methotrexate because she refused to abort their baby, has
decided to continue with her pregnancy. This decision was made even though the Methotrexate can cause birth defects.
7. Alan
Zarkin, the abortionist who carved his initials into
the abdomen of one of his delivery patients, has accepted a plea bargain that
strips his medical license for five years in return for no jail time.
·
Genocide Awareness Project – guest,
Gregg Cunningham, President of the Center for Bioethical Reform in Mission
Hills, California.
1. GAP
project displays photographs of more traditional forms of genocide, such as the
Nazi Holocaust, along side pictures of first trimester abortions.
2. Only
15% of Americans support abortion in the second trimester, but 61% support
abortion in the first trimester.
3. A
GAP goal is to break up some of the apathy and denial surrounding abortion.
4. Pro-abortion
response has been to either block viewers from seeing the display by putting
sheets up around it or by tearing it down.
5. GAP
is trying to educate people who don’t want to be educated.
6. People
are angry because they have a responsibility.
7. GAP
has had problems getting displays in Canada
but has also had problems at Indiana
University.
They currently have a lawsuit against IU that stems from the university’s
failure to allow a display to be set up there.
·
Pro-Life 101 – How to counter the
pro-abortion argument that the government that can tell a woman that she can’t
have an abortion, can also tell a woman that she must
have one.
·
The Black Community and Abortion –
guest, Johnny Hunter, President of the Life Education and Resource Network
(LEARN)
1. The
pro-abortion movement was founded on racist ideals. They continue to tout those
same ideas today.
2. The
Black population is dwindling. This proof is found in the U.S. Census Bureau
numbers.
3. Blacks
are disproportionally represented in the number of
abortions, murders, and AIDS patients in the U.S.
4. LEARN
held a 3-day march to protest Black genocide through abortion. During those
three days, more Blacks were killed by abortion than were killed by all lynches
in American history.
5. Pastors
must take a stand and lead the flock. They hold tremendous authority.
6. Most
Blacks don’t see Jesse Jackson as their leader.
7. Say
So March to be held October
7-9, 2000.
8. Johnny
Hunter and LEARN are calling for Blacks to boycott the abortion industry.
9. The
time will come when the Democratic Party will no longer be able to hide behind
Blacks.
·
Soapbox – In Phoenix,
Ruth Ann Burns sued two local physicians because she did not find out she was
pregnant until it was too late to have an abortion. She stated that her son,
Nicholas, is keeping her from her career goals and financial independence. The
boy’s father, David Gomez, stated that he resents the financial impact that
raising Nicholas has made. In the past, they had aborted three other children
to avoid that obligation. The jury sided with the physicians.
·
Impacting the Medical Community
1. Future
of abortion provision is not in free-standing mills. The pro-choice goal is to
mainstream abortion.
2. Doctors
think abortionists are scum but they will use them.
3. OB-GYNs have been known to use abortion as a way to cover up
mistakes they have made during the pregnancy. The example given is of a Virginia
woman who was pressured by her obstetrician into aborting her baby because he
had given her medication while she was pregnant that could cause severe birth
defects.
4. It
is much easier to impact the much smaller medical community than it is to
influence the nation.
5. Direct
mail sent to physicians is very effective and totally legal.
6. There
is nothing legally that the pro-aborts can do about direct mail and there is no
counter attack they can make against the mailings.
7. National
Abortion Federation and Medical Students for Choice have launched initiative to
force residents to perform abortions.
8. There
reasoning for this is that even if the doctors won’t be providing abortions,
they do need to know how to treat the complications from them.
9.
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