Archive for the ‘Pro Life’ Category
Big Abortion caught helping child rapists … again (video)
We know that Planned Parenthood and Big Abortion routinely help child rapists get away with their crimes, in such a way that the abuse can continue undetected. We first became aware of this when Life Dynamics reported on the scandal about 10 years ago.
More recently, Live Action has reported video evidence that Planned Parenthood is still more than willing to help child sexual abusers and even sex traffickers commit and continue their crimes.
Big Abortion’s criminal cover-up continues. Just two recent examples:
In the video report below, produced earlier this year by Life Dynamics, the following statements jumped out:
… girls between 10 and 15 years old are now more likely to be impregnated by adult males than they are by boys near their own ages.
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Life Dynamics has documented that virtually no mandatory reporting is being done by the clinics that provide these services. In fact, not only are the people at these facilities almost universally ignoring their states mandatory reporting laws, they often take an active role in circumventing them.
You wonder how this can happen? It’s not just the profit motive. And it’s not just your basic extremist ideological commitment to a woman’s “right” to a safe, legal, and rare abortion. No, it’s even more sinister than that (if that’s even possible). Some … not all, but some … of the people who populate Planned Parenthood and Big Abortion are wholly committed to the notion that any limitation on sexual behavior is unjust, so long as the act is consented to by both … check that … all parties. Even pre-teen children should have unlimited discretion to have sex with whomever they choose, including dirty old men. In their view, anything short of forcible rape is not abuse.
Pro-life singer Tori Harris making her mark in Nashville
Pro-life singer Tori Harris is making her mark in Nashville. I met Tori in Nashville a few weeks back. After overhearing my conversation with a CBR supporter at a Panera Bread (my office on the road), she came over and let me know of her heart for the preborn. In fact, she had recently returned from the March for Life in DC!
Pray that God will give Tori songs to help end the abortion holocaust. Here she is, in a video also featuring up-and-comer Brian Campbell.
What, exactly, will ObamaCare do?
One of my nieces asked me a few weeks back how ObamaCare would be different from the status quo of health care in America. Good question. Certainly the status quo isn’t optimal. But it’s still the best health care system on the planet. And ObamaCare will make it much worse. Here’s a partial answer to her question.
The status quo is this:
- If somebody needs medical attention, they can show up at the emergency room, the hospital is legally required to render assistance, and the cost is borne by the paying customers, and
- Low-income people can apply for and receive needs-based assistance from Medicaid or one of its state substitutes, e.g., TennCare.
I have some second-hand experience with health-care delivery to a low-income person. A friend of mine did not have insurance to cover needed cancer treatments. He received the treatments anyway, as needed, and now he pays a little bit each month toward his bills. He will never completely pay off those bills, but he will do what he can. He is thankful for the life-saving medical care he received. He has since qualified for Medicare.
I’m not arguing for the status quo. I believe that for most Americans, the dominance of the third-party payers (either the Government for those on Medicare or insurance companies for everybody else) has driven the cost of health care much higher (in fact, many times higher) than it should be. There are two big reasons for this.
- First, there is zero cost competitiveness in the health-care delivery system. If I wanted to look for a low-cost provider, I couldn’t do it. The system wouldn’t let me. When our son was one year old, we were told (falsely, it turns out) that he needed a test to confirm reflux disease, but they wouldn’t tell me what it would cost. I needed to know, because insurance coverage for his condition was limited under a preexisting condition clause. But they still wouldn’t tell me. Is there anything else we buy where the supplier steadfastly refuses to tell us the cost before we buy it? They get away with it because too few people have the slightest motivation to even ask, “What will it cost?”
- Second, the nearly universal customer disinterest in the cost of medical care means that most of us will buy as much of it as is offered. I have myself purchased several unnecessary and overly expensive tests because (a) the tests were offered and (b) I had no incentive to pass them up. I guarantee that I would not have had those tests had I been required to put down a 20% co-pay. We must find a way to reinstate cost incentives/competition back into medical care, but still provide health care to people who truly cannot afford to pay. By health care, I mean health care, not wealth insurance for people who choose to forego health insurance premiums in order to purchase beer, cigarettes, cable TV, cell phones, etc.
Now, back to your question. Here are just a few of the ways that ObamaCare will be different from the status quo:
First, it will hasten our decline into financial insolvency. We don’t have the money in the Federal treasury to pay for it. We know it will cost hundreds of billions of additional dollars to implement, and it does nothing to reinstate cost incentives back into the system. Let’s step away from health care and look at the big picture. Every election cycle, one political party makes it a point to claim that an ever-growing number of Americans are entitled — entitled, mind you — to a laundry list of free stuff. Each election year, the number of “entitled” people grows larger and the list of free stuff gets longer. And who is going to pay for all that “free” stuff? It is to be paid for by an ever-smaller, ever more despised — despised, mind you — group of producers. Can this continue? Consult your own common sense. If you need an example, see what’s been happening to Greece.
The ever-smaller group of producers couldn’t keep up with all of the Government spending even during the good economic times. In the early to mid 2000s, the Government revenues were setting record levels, and we still had deficits. During the more normal times, we have no hope of keeping up with spending. And even less hope during the inevitable recessions that cycle around. The cost of ObamaCare will only grow our debt even more, making our next recession even deeper and more painful.
As much as we would like to wipe away every human need in this country, there is simply not enough money to do it. In the 1960s, it was estimated that if we “invested” 60 billion dollars into poverty programs, that poverty could be wiped out. Trillions of dollars later, I could argue that the problem is worse now than then. In fact, the Government instituted expensive programs that actually made poverty worse. I have no reason to believe that ObamaCare won’t make health care worse than it is now.
Second, the implementation of ObamaCare will reinforce the belief that some people are “entitled” to the wealth created by others. Without any incentives to limit their medical “needs,” they will demand more and more “free” services … “free” to them but not to those of us who will be paying the bill. What is President Obama’s plan to deal with all the new demand for limitless health care? Hire new doctors? No. His plan is to hire 10,000 new IRS agents. (The CBO has said that the IRS would spend $0.5 billion to $1.0 billion to enforce the ObamaCare law.)
Third, it will create a new bureaucracy to administer all the rules. The law itself was 1,000 – 2,400 pages (depending on who’s counting and what’s counted) of stuff that few, if any, members of Congress even bothered to read. The final regulations will be tens of thousands of pages. In fact, bureaucrats had generated 13,000 pages of new regulations as of July 2012, and they’re not done yet. Who will be tasked with making sure all those regulations are complied with? Just to simply stay out of jail, medical providers will be forced to hire additional compliance staff. (Medical providers are already being forced to hire new staff to meet the ObamaCare electronic medical record requirements.) Of course, the Government will have to hire their own army of enforcement officers. After all, what good are regulations if they are not enforced? And guess who will pay for all of that!
Fourth, you mentioned that you have yourself benefitted from the ObamaCare law, because it forced your parents to pay for the cost of your insurance for more years than would otherwise have been the case. There was no net benefit here; there was only a shift in the costs from one person to another. Plus, it only reinforced the idea that Government action could create “free” stuff for your benefit. If you are getting “free” stuff, then others will line up to receive it as well. I’m not criticizing you for taking advantage of the free stuff that you will eventually have to pay for — with interest payments and bureaucrat labor costs added on, you and perhaps your children will be forced to pay for it many times over — but I’m merely pointing out that “free” benefits aren’t really free at all. You will pay dearly.
Fifth, ObamaCare drives up costs by mandating that all insurance coverage includes everything imaginable, even free contraceptives. (The very idea that the guy down the street should be forced to pay for my contraceptives is foreign to me.) The Government is deciding that you should have an unlimited list of free services, and they make it palatable for you by pretending that somebody else will actually pay for it. Apply the same kind of thinking to your auto insurance policy. Imagine that you could buy car insurance that paid for every imaginable automotive expense, including oil changes, new tires, minor repairs, major repairs, etc. Would you buy it? No way! You would never buy that policy because it would be prohibitively expensive. It would be great for the automotive repair shops, because you and all your friends would be lined up around the corner, demanding that the scratch on your door and the little rust spot on your fender be fixed, but this would drive up the cost of insurance so high, you would not buy it (unless you were forced to do so by law). A free person acting in a free market would almost always choose a reasonably-priced automobile insurance policy to cover only the catastrophic losses, and accept personal responsibility to pay for everything else. Most people would agree to pay for such nonsense only if they were forced to do so under threat of incarceration. It is just as true for health insurance; the only way they can force this system upon us is to (a) lie to us by saying that “somebody else” is actually paying for it, and (b) force us to pay for it under threat of incarceration. That’s what all those new IRS agents are all about.
Sixth, ObamaCare forces people — employees are people, too — to purchase abortions and contraceptives, a clear violation of conscience for many Americans. People shouldn’t have to choose between closing their businesses (i.e., firing their employees) and violating their consciences.
Seventh, when this is all over, it will create a gigantic transfer of wealth to the abortion industry. At $450 per abortion, the industry generates revenues of roughly $550 million (not including premiums for late-term abortions). I’m convinced that ObamaCare will be manipulated to force that number up to more than $7 billion. (Link here for an explanation.) Keep in mind that the abortion industry sells abortions at $450 apiece, not $5,472 apiece (the cost of a similar non-abortive procedure), because abortions, unlike every other medical procedure, are paid for directly by the consumer and thus are subject to the normal pressures of consumer economics. When cost competition in the abortion market is gone, prices will rise accordingly.
Eighth, the cost burden to employers will incentivize them to hire fewer people, thus increasing the unemployment rate. Who pays for that? The greatest burden will fall on minorities and young people, because they suffer the greatest rates of unemployment. But we will all pay a price, because the fewer people working, the more the rest of us have to pay to keep the ship of state afloat. Worse than the financial cost of unemployment is the human cost: unrealized personal growth and development. People who are not working lose the opportunity to learn, grow, and increase their value to some future employer. They are stuck.
Ninth, by decoupling bad behavior from its costs, you only incentivize more bad behavior. There will never be any shortage of human needs around us. Some are due to circumstances beyond people’s control, but most are the result of bad behavior. In this case, bad behavior can include laziness … simply deciding not to work and letting somebody else pay the freight. When you make it easier for people to leave the ranks of the producers and join the ranks of the “entitled,” you can be sure that more of them will do it. We all pay for that. We all lose. Such people lose their self-respect. Their children learn dependency instead of self-sufficiency. We lose their participation in the economy. Our culture degrades. We see the victims of degraded culture all around us.
Bad behavior also includes health-destroying activities like drug abuse, overeating, drinking, smoking, etc. If we really wanted to improve the health of American citizens, perhaps we should spend the extra money (the trillions of dollars of money we don’t have) on programs designed to improve moral fitness.
Anyway, that’s all I have for now, just off the top of my head. I suspect I have just scratched the surface.
Your loving but fearful uncle,
Fletcher
Baby in the womb like “meat in a Crock-Pot” (video)
Live Action has just released the next installment of their Inhuman series. This one focuses on late-term abortionist LeRoy Carhart. Press release here. More links here. Entire series here.
The video below captures Carhart explaining to a patient on how he will kill her “baby” (his term).
Patient: I feel it moving now.
Carhart: After 20 weeks, it should be. … Within an hour of the injection [into the baby’s heart], you shouldn’t feel it moving anymore.
Patient: What do you use to break [the baby] up [into pieces]?
Carhart: A pickaxe, a drill bit … (laughter).
“I wait for the baby to expire …” (video)
Abortion doctor Cesare Santangelo claims that his standard procedure is to kill the baby by severing the umbilical cord first and then waiting on the baby to die.
Hopefully we’ll get the pregnancy out intact … I cut the umbilical cord first, wait for the baby to expire, and then we do it that way.
Despite Federal law which that requires doctors to provide life-saving medical care to any born baby that survives a failed abortion attempt, Santangelo admits on tape that he will do nothing and that the baby “will expire shortly after birth.” If born alive:
We would not help it [survive].
Santangelo works at the Washington Surgi-Clinic in Washington, DC. See it for yourself:
Inhuman: Undercover in America’s Late-Term Abortion Industry (Arizona)
They used to hide the fact that they are killing a baby. More and more, they don’t bother. Here is a video from Live Action.
NOTE: This video was recorded December 10th, 2012 not April 20th, 2012 as indicated in the video timestamp. The video recorder at time of recording carried the wrong internal date setting.
CBR Appoints Maggie Egger as Project Director for Virginia
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR), Southeast Region Operations, is pleased to announce the appointment of Maggie Egger as our newest Project Director in Virginia.
Maggie currently resides in Front Royal, but once her support team is in place, she plans to relocate to Richmond. She will be working in close collaboration with Nicole Cooley of Churchville, CBR’s other Project Director in Virginia.
Maggie received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Richmond (UR) in 2012, majoring in political science and minoring in dance.
[Political science and dance? We suppose it’s multidisciplinary program for politicians … they learn how to dance around the truth! But we don’t want to get into that. Anyway … ]
Maggie has been active in the pro-life movement since childhood, when her mother took her to pray outside abortion facilities. Her father was a rescuer in the 1980s and 90s. At UR, she founded and led the UR Spiders for Life. In the summers, she directed Face the Truth tours for Defend Life. In her final semester at UR, she hosted a CBR Choice Chain on campus.
Maggie spent the summer of 2012 as an intern at Expectant Mother Care, a chain of crisis pregnancy centers in New York City. By counseling women and girls in crisis, many of whom had aborted children in the past, Maggie saw their pain and suffering. She saw how ignorance left them vulnerable to the lies of Satan; most of them were completely unaware what abortion is and does. But once they came face to face with the truth of abortion, many choose life for their children, even amid difficult circumstances.
After seeing what the truth can do, Maggie is very excited to be joining the team at CBR Southeast. She told FAB:
If everyone knew that the result of abortion is the bloody, dismembered little babies on the pictures that we show, they would be talking about it and telling others about it, and hopefully doing something to end it. But, if one is never told the truth (or, in this case, never shown the truth), how will they know any different? They will continue to believe abortion is just another safe, medical procedure, until we show them differently. As William Wilberforce said during his struggle against the slave trade, “You may choose to look the other way, but you can never again say you did not know.”
Welcome aboard, Maggie! We’re expecting great things from you and Nicole!
If you’d like to support Maggie (or any of our staff members), it’s quick, easy, and secure to support CBR online. Whatever you can do will make a huge difference. To support Maggie’s work in Virginia, designate your gift for “Virginia Projects (SE-MTE).”
CBR Appoints Renee Kling as Project Director for Kentucky
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR), Southeast Region Operations, is pleased to announce the appointment of Renee Kling of of Cold Spring, Kentucky, as our newest Project Director, primarily responsible for projects in Kentucky.
Renee is a recent graduate of Eastern Kentucky University (EKU), where she was a founding member and later president of the EKU Students for Life. During her junior year, the Students for Life hosted CBR’s Genocide Awareness Project (GAP). She saw how effective it is to simply show people the truth about abortion.
Some of her priorities for the Commonwealth will include
- GAP displays at Kentucky’s largest unviersities,
- Choice Chains all over the state,
- leadership training/mentoring for the next generation of pro-life leaders.
Renee has always been active in Christian and pro-life ministry. At EKU, she was a leader in the Newman Center campus ministry, and from there joined the effort to rejuvenate pro-life activism on campus. In addition to hosting GAP, EKU Students for Life hosted CBR’s Pro-Life Training Academy, created a Cemetery of the Innocents (cross display), hosted a debate between CBR Southeast Director Fletcher Armstrong and a pro-abortion faculty member on campus, and conducted many other projects.
Even as a high-school student, Renee was active in pro-life work, participating in such projects as the March for Life and the Cemetery of the Innocents.
She is excited to start her ministry with CBR, but not as thrilled as we are to have her join our staff. Welcome aboard, Renee! We’re expecting GREAT!
If you’d like to support Renee (or any of our new staff members), it’s quick, easy, and secure to support CBR online. Whatever you can do will make a huge difference. To support Renee’s work in Kentucky, designate your gift for “Kentucky Projects (SE-RMK).”
CBR Appoints Brooke McGowan as Project Director for the Carolinas
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR), Southeast Region Operations, is pleased to announce the appointment of Brooke McGowan of Charlotte, North Carolina, as our newest Project Director, primarily responsible for projects in North and South Carolina!
Brooke is a recent graduate of New Life Theological Seminary in Charlotte, where she majored in urban ministry, with a concentration in Christian counseling.
As a child of a teenage mother who chose life for Brooke, despite a failed first marriage, she understands how easily she could have been another abortion statistic. Raised by her mother and stepfather to always protect those who cannot protect themselves, she sensed a calling to devote herself to pro-life work in response to God’s command, “See that you do not despise one of these little ones. For I tell you that their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father in heaven … In the same way your Father in heaven is not willing that any of these little ones should perish.” (Matthew 18:10,14)
Brooke has been an active protester, sidewalk counselor, and prayer warrior in Charlotte. She even ministered to visiting attendees of the Democratic National Convention in September. She is already seeing fruit in the responses of those to whom she has ministered in the past several months alone.
Originally from Choctaw, Oklahoma (near Oklahoma City), Brooke has lived in Charlotte for 8 years. Before joining CBR, she was a clinic director for an infectious disease medical practice and an assistant real estate acquisitions manager. She is the mother to two girls, Shelby and Savannah. Brooke’s husband Sean is an accomplished author, schoolteacher, and chaplain.
Welcome aboard, Brooke! We’re expecting GREAT!
Post-Election Message From CBR Director Gregg Cunningham
A message from Gregg Cunningham, Executive Director of the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR):
CBR is an educational organization whose principal purpose is to discourage and ultimately ban elective abortion. We pursue that goal by exposing the horror abortion represents. Our duty is prophetic, so the public’s acceptance or rejection of our message neither heightens nor diminishes our duty to discharge that responsibility.
Speaking as an individual, by the narrowest of margins, roughly half the 2012 electorate has chosen evil over good and America’s planned decline will now accelerate. If the leadership in the current House of Representatives caves on the “fiscal cliff” confrontation, our economy will be further weakened by extreme tax-and-spend socialism — see California and Europe to understand just how weakened. Still more Americans will be disabled by reliance on unsustainable social welfare programs — see California and Europe to understand how just unsustainable.
Because of this defeat, our military will be dangerously compromised by the funding cuts necessitated by exploding national debt. America’s influence in the world will continue to be dismantled as the intended purpose of Barack Obama’s foreign policy. ObamaCare’s abortion mandates are now a central feature of American socialized medicine. Supposedly “pro-life Democrat” Rep. Bart Stupak betrayed us to pass Obamacare. Supposedly “constitutional conservative” Chief Justice John Roberts betrayed us to declare ObamaCare constitutional. Supposedly “pro-life” New Jersey Governor Chris Christie betrayed us to essentially endorse Barack Obama and contribute to his reelection. He reportedly turned on Mitt Romney because Romney dumped him as his vice presidential pick. ObamaCare will now be impossible to repeal.
Unless our majority remains resolute in the U.S. House of Representatives, open borders and amnesty for illegal aliens will turn swing states so blue that pro-life candidates will become as unelectable there as they now are in California. But doomed prolife candidates may not matter much because our federal courts will become so heavily packed with Barack Obama’s pro-abortion judges (confirmed by his Democrat Senate) that any significant attempt to restrict abortion will be struck down, and the reversal of Roe v. Wade is unlikely to occur during the lifetimes of even our movement’s youngest activists.
Despite the disaster which now awaits our country, CBR’s responsibility to expose the horror of abortion remains unchanged. We have great people and great projects and our Key States Initiative (KSI) left America a far more pro-life nation today than it was six months ago. Literally as I write this note, a CBR web survey arrived from a sixteen-year-old Pennsylvania girl who wrote to explain how our work has changed her life: “I did support legal abortion but after seeing that video of the baby getting taken out I am against it. It is terrible! How could someone kill something so small and helpless?” She speaks for the many Americans who saw our imagery in battleground states this year and also changed their minds about abortion. Our strategy and tactics are demonstrably effective. Disturbing pictures are the history of social reform and the future of pro-life activism.
I intend no disrespect toward Governor Romney but I believe we could have won this narrowly decided election had we nominated a stronger candidate with a more effective campaign. Governor Romney had liabilities which Barack Obama’s Chicago campaign skillfully exploited. And Governor Romney’s campaign missed many opportunities to take the fight to the president. Barack Obama emphasized abortion to single women (who now outnumber married women for the first time in American history) but their vote might have been overcome by a more convincing pitch to independents and greater appeal to our conservative base. I remain confident that our strong field of reform-minded conservative governors and senators (as well as Rep. Paul Ryan) will produce a stronger ticket in 2016. The tragic state of country after eight years of Barack Obama and Joe Biden should leave even this closely divided nation ready for a new course.
God is about to teach the Obama electorate a painful lesson in response to their intransigence, a lesson Greece is just beginning to learn. We will all have to suffer this chastening but I thank God for all you did to educate voters over the last six months. I assure you that your work was not in vain. God will honor it in the fullness of time. Remember that in the late eighteenth century, fully three-quarters of the world’s population was in bondage to some form of forced labor. The abolition of slavery seemed unthinkable. By God’s grace, a hand-full of reformers changed everything. Now we must refresh ourselves and continue to follow their indomitable example.
CBR Appoints Lincoln Brandenburg as Project Director for Georgia
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR), Southeast Region Operations, is pleased to announce the appointment of Lincoln Brandenburg as our newest Project Director, responsible primarily for Georgia projects.
Lincoln is a graduate and former Student Ministries Director at the EI School of Biblical Training, a Bible and missions training school that emphasises personal discipleship and practical application of the Word of God into life and ministry.
Growing up in a Christian environment, Lincoln was always “pro-life,” but was only nominally involved. But when he attended a local March for Life on the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade in 2011, he was deeply convicted about his own complacency towards the killing of his unborn neighbors. He sensed a calling to devote himself to pro-life work in response to God’s command to “love your neighbor.”
Since that time, he have been a leader in pro-life activities in Columbus, Georgia. He has coordinated 40 Days for Life campaigns, organized and participated in sidewalk counseling and prayer, given pro-life presentations to church congregations, and served as a regular guest host for a local radio program.
Lincoln told FAB
I am honored to join with the team at CBR because I believe in the effectiveness of what CBR is doing. Showing the pictures of what abortion actually does to it’s victims is essential to changing the minds of those who are pro-abortion, clarifying the issue for those on the fence, and galvanizing those who are pro-life.
Originally from Fayetteville, Georgia (just outside Atlanta), Lincoln has spent the last two years in Columbus, Georgia. Before joining CBR, he has been a a sales representative at Cricket Wireless and a manager at Chick-fil-A. He has now moved back to the Atlanta area to be more centrally located among the major universities in Georgia.
Welcome aboard, Lincoln!!!!
Sex selection now a milti-million dollar business
Disturbing article by Jasmeet Sidhu regarding the sex-selection business in America. The article is entitled “How to Buy a Daughter.” Globally this phenomena discriminates against girls, not boys. For example, FAB has written about sex selection in Canada, where girls are killed by abortion for the crime of being female. However, there is evidence to suggest that American parents who seek gender-selection assistance are more likely to destroy boys.
The procedure is described as follows:
Inside a fourth-floor office suite off a palm-tree-lined street in Encino, Calif., in an embryology lab, two men wearing maroon scrubs peer into high-tech microscopes. The men are fertilizing human eggs with sperm samples collected earlier that day. After fertilization and three days of incubation, an embryologist uses a laser to cut a hole through an embryo’s protective membrane and then picks out one of the eight cells. Fluorescent dyes allow the embryologist to see the chromosomes and determine whether the embryo is carrying the larger XX pair of chromosomes or the tinier XY. The remaining seven cells will go on to develop normally if the embryo is chosen and implanted in a client’s uterus.
Obviously, human embryos are being created and then destroyed for the crime of being the wrong sex.
Many pro-abortion advocates also oppose sex selection, because they rightly fear what this phenomena will do to society as a whole. More on that here. Pro-lifers share this concern, but ultimately, we oppose sex selection because it destroys human beings. We believe each and every human life is sacred and should be protected, regardless of gender.
Why can’t the media get enough of this project?
Why are the media all over this project? The Key State Initiative (KSI), our pro-life voter education project, is on the road in 4 states. The media are biting!
That’s important because media coverage helps get our message out, whether they show the pictures or not. If they show the pictures, viewers get to see what abortion is and does. If not, viewers learn that abortion is so horrifying, it can’t be shown. Either way, our side wins.
- CBR displays graphic images of aborted fetuses at state fair
- Trucks to drive throughout Orlando, display graphic images of aborted fetuses
- Billboard trucks bearing graphic abortion images to roll through Arvada
- Radford baker continues to get a lot of attention, some of which he doesn’t want
- Anti-Abortion truck comes to Roanoke
- Graphic Images Of Aborted Fetuses Adorn Trucks In Virginia
- Anti-abortion group drives home message in Richmond
Make your voice heard! Truck fuel is very expensive. Truck repairs aren’t cheap, either. Travel costs are up. We’ve been on the road for 7 weeks; only 9 more to go! But we need your help. Unless we hear from you soon, we’ll have to park the trucks and wait. Yuck! We hate to wait because babies are dying and Election Day is coming fast. So please support KSI right now!
One great bit of great news: Every dollar you invest in this critical project is instantly matched, all the way up to $75,000! So be sure to designate your gift for “Other” and type in “KSI”. Or just send us an e-mail and we’ll take care of it. Let’s raise $10,000 by the end of this week!
The trucks are in place; the rest is up to you. Please support KSI now, for we urgently need your help.