"Learning through Killing"

Monday, December 14, 2009 at 2:44pm

"Learning through Killing"

The Dutch are the post-War leaders in the concept of intentionally killing those who are perceived to be, 'lacking a quality life.' While practitioners tend to hide behind the notion that one must ask, the government itself has chronicled many acts of unrequested euthanasia.

But instead of bringing a "Brave New World" of medical freedom and vibrant living it has created medical madness and confusion. Fear and abandonment are its fruit.

Read article here

Architect: Els Borst guided the euthanasia law through the Dutch parliament

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1234295/Now-Dutch-turn-legalised-mercy-killing.html#ixzz0ZhowB9ra

Senate Vote Imminent on Hatch-Nelson Pro-Life Amendment!

Wednesday, December 9, 2009 at 1:10pm

Please read and pass along through your friends.

The U.S. Senate is working across the weekend, voting on amendments to the massive health care bill (H.R. 3590) proposed by Democratic Leader Harry Reid (Nv.). NRLC strongly opposes the bill because of multiple provisions that would promote abortion and the rationing of lifesaving medical care.

Pro-life Senators Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Ben Nelson (D-Ne.) plan to soon file an amendment to the bill, which will be supported by the NRLC and other major pro-life groups. The Hatch-Nelson Amendment would make the same critical policy changes to the Reid bill that were accomplished in the House of Representatives by adoption of the NRLC-backed Stupak-Pitts Amendment to the House version of the health care legislation (H.R. 3962) on November 7.

Thus, the effect of the Hatch-Nelson Amendment would be to prevent the proposed new government health insurance program -- the "public option" -- from paying for abortions, and also to prevent federal funds from being used to subsidize the purchase of private health plans that pay for elective abortion.

Time is short! Please telephone the offices of your two U.S. senators. Urge them to support the Hatch-Nelson Amendment to the health care bill (H.R. 3590). The Washington offices of all U.S. senators can be reached through the Capitol Switchboard, 202-224-3121. In most cases, you can also obtain fax numbers, and phone numbers for senators' in-state offices, through the NRLC Legislative Action Center at this internet address:
Here

After the Senate has voted on the Hatch-Nelson Amendment, there will be other critical votes on the health care legislation! The legislative situation may change rapidly. Any time you want to check the current status of the legislation, visit this page on the Legislative Action Center:
Here

For further information on the abortion-related issues the health care legislation, go to: Here

For further information on the rationing-related issues on the health care legislation, go to: Here

CNN Poll: Majority Favor Abortion Funding Ban in Health Care Bill

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 11:21am

Posted by Brian Johnston to the CPLC Blog November 18th, 2009

Even the pro-Obama folks at CNN recognize that the majority of Americans do not want the government funding abortions. But even so, President Obama has promised Planned Parenthood that he will strip out the restrictions currently in the House bill.
Today's poll by CNN shows that Obama's commitment to the abortion lobby goes directly against the wishes of the American people.

From CNN's Polling Unit

Washington (CNN)– Six in 10 Americans favor a ban on the use of federal funds for abortion, according to a new poll which also indicates that the public may also favor legislation that would prevent many women from getting their health insurance plan to cover the cost of an abortion, even if no federal funds are involved.

A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Wednesday morning indicates that 61 percent of the public opposes the use of public money for abortions for women who can not afford the procedure, with 37 percent in favor of allowing the use of federal funds.

And by a 51 percent to 45 percent margin, those questioned in the survey think that a women who get abortions should pay the full costs out of their own pocket, even if they have private health insurance and no federal funds are involved. The 6-point difference is within the poll's sampling error.

The health care reform bill that narrowly passed in the House of Representatives on November 7 included tight restrictions on the use of federal money for abortion coverage. Abortion rights activists are strongly opposed to such restrictions.

In this note: Mike Spence, Jon Fleischman, Kevin McCarthy (notes), Andrew Breitbart, Cal Thomas, John-Henry Westen (notes)

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CNN Poll: Majority Favor Abortion Funding Ban in Health Care BillNov 18, 2009

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