It sounds like a scene from a horror film. When authorities raided an abortion clinic in Philadelphia on investigation into the death of a patient, they found something unexpected. Dozens of frozen babies from past abortions. The babies reportedly range from being murdered up to 30 years ago. Moreover, it is reported that the corpses will be analyzed to reveal if illegal late-term abortions may have been performed.

West Philadelphia office of Dr. Kermit Gosnell

In Houston, Planned Parenthood is renovating a former bank into a 78,000 square foot murder factory. Complete with surgical wing specially equipped for late-term abortions.

Read full article at cnsnews.com

Irene Vilar is a serial killer who just got her book published. She’s not in jail and she certainly doesn’t look like what you’d expect a serial killer to look like. She is a beautiful professional woman, with two young daughters. She was a child prodigy, attending New York University when she was just 15 years old. At the age of 16 she married a 50-year old man who didn’t want to have kids. So she had 15 abortions in 17 years and now she’s published her memoir about her “Abortion Addiction.” God have mercy on us all! Read the full article HERE.

“District 9″ is a science fiction film about aliens that park their mother ship over Johannesburg, South Africa and are treated by humans like, well, uh, aliens. They are treated less than human. These aliens look different than you and I, so that makes it easier to see they aren’t as good as we are. Are the aliens good or bad? Are they dumb or smart? Well, like most people groups, they are all of those things.

The film is probably the best picture of “racism” I’ve ever seen. If not for the simple reason that what most call “racism” is actually based on look, class, geography or ancestry, but not race. Because all humans are part of the same race, the human race. So the racism in District 9 can accurately be called racism. But it’s the calmness and calousness that this racism takes place that really caught me off guard. When you think that you and your people are better than some other people, it is amazing what you are capable of. The obvious example of this is Nazi Germany. But another worthy example is “Planned Parenthood.”

Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger and is now a major provider of abortions. Rather than say much about Sanger’s intentions, why don’t I just share some of her famous quotes:
• “”We should hire three or four colored ministers, preferably with social-service backgrounds, and with engaging personalities. The most successful educational approach to the Negro is through a religious appeal. We don’t want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population. and the minister is the man who can straighten out that idea if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members.”
• “Birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race.”
• “Birth control itself, often denounced as a violation of natural law, is nothing more or less than the facilitation of the process of weeding out the unfit, of preventing the birth of defectives or of those who will become defectives.”
• “More children from the fit, less from the unfit—that is the chief aim of birth control.”

District 9 features an “abortion” scene. It is done so nonchalant, which sadly, has become the attitude of many towards the abortion of human babies.

Back to the Nazi connection. Just a few days after seeing “District 9″ I saw “Inglorious Bastards,” Quentin Tarantino’s version of how World War II should have ended. I don’t think I’m ready to write about Tarantino’s movie yet and tie it into this conversation, but it certainly applies.

All in all, “District 9″ is violent, has bad language and at times I had to look away. Can we say those same things about racism?

“What you believe is crazy!” that’s an edited nice version of what I’ve been told countless times. So, is what I believe crazy? To some it certainly is, to others not so much. Why have I been told that my beliefs are ridiculous more than the average dude? Two reasons I think, number one I have beliefs about most things and number two I’m unashamed to share those beliefs.

I have this theory and it goes something like this: If you have things that you actually believe and you are willing to share those beliefs, someone else is going to think that you are ridiculous! It’s a pretty simple theory I know. One thing I’ve found out in this process is that usually those who claim to be the most “open-minded” and “tolerant” are the quickest to call someone else a “bigot” or call their beliefs lame.

I’ve grown used to being called an idiot and the like, so I have no problem sharing some of my “ridiculous” beliefs. I’m going to give you a list of some of my personal beliefs, feel free to bash me for them. Feel free as well to take a moment and think about what you actually belief. I would start with what you believe about these basic things, how did life begin? What happens when we die? Who decides what is right and wrong? Are we alone in the universe? You get the idea. If you feel so inclined, share your beliefs, I promise not to call you crazy or ridiculous ☺

Here are some of mine:
• God created everything we know, man, the earth, etc. sometime between 6,000-10,000 years ago.
• Jesus is the Son of God and after dieing on the cross, He rose from the dead.
• Humans have always been humans, we don’t have any simple animal in our ancestry.
• People used to live to be many 100s of years old.
• Abortion kills a living human.
• There is a standard of right and wrong that is set by God and applies to all humans.
• Angels and demons operate around us, we just don’t see it.

The beliefs listed above I hold strongly to, just for fun, I’ll throw out some theories that I tend to lean toward, but wouldn’t put them in the same category of the above, which I hold as absolute truth:
• There are still dinosaurs on the earth.
• We’ve never put humans on the moon.
• When people see what they think are aliens, they are actually angels or demons.

The Iraq war has been controversial and many Christians have taken up the anti war banner, in doing so they chose to vote for a man who is extremely pro baby slaughter … President Obama. Ironically many Christians voted against killing in the name of war for killing in the name of sexual freedom and irresponsibility. Why? is the question.

(and just to clarify i believe war is a necessary evil but believe some wars are without any justification. Whether or not this war is justified is not the point of this post )

The facts:
almost 4,000 us troops have died in Iraq a big number for sure but in the same amount of time almost 7 million babies have been abortedin this country alone so to argue that any “moral” issue is bigger is either ignorant, or uninformed.

In fact 3,700 babies will have their skulls pulled apart by a doctor in the name of choice today( and that number will jump once the freedom of choice act passes).

48,589,993 babies just in the us have been killed since 1973. compared to 655,000 soldiers to die in all the us wars since 1776. but people will believe what they want. 1.37 million babies will die this year in the U.S.

NO WAR will come close to that carnage!

Obama was of course the most pro babymurder senator to ever hold that office, and now the most most prolific babymurder supporter to ever be president.

So please all of you pro Obama Christians tell me why did you trade in a thousand casualties at war for millions of innocent lives right here at home in the wombs of mothers?

Think before you vote.

The next 24 hours will witness the murder of more than 100,000 babies.

Please leave a comment to give a reason for your answer.

Nadya Suleman, mother of the octuplets recently born in California said in a discussion with her mother that was broadcast on the Internet that she was unwilling to allow her remaining 6 embryo’s to be thrown out, so instead she had them implanted, two split and now she has 8 babies. I recently watched an interview with her father who said that religious convictions compelled her to give birth instead of discarding the remaining 6 embryos.

Most commentators on the TV and Radio criticizing the decision to give birth to these 8 babies ( i would agree that implanting 6 embryos at one time may not have been the wisest decision)

I would argue that neither Conservatives nor Progressives have a logical or idealogical leg to stand on in their criticisms, and here is why.

Firstthe left continue to push for socialized health care, this seems like a perfect situation for someone to take advantage of it, after all that is the point, we as whole support and pay for each others health care by way of taxes!

Second the liberal movement seeks to give all choice of life to the woman bearing the children, in this case it would seem a triumph in the “womans right to choose” movement

… So left wingers you got what you asked for

Right wing conservatives… You (my self included) champion the pro life movement, so i would ask you, what should she have done? after all throwing away 6 embryos is Murder!

(probably the best scenario would have been to implant the embryos in smaller numbers in several procedures. However in defense of the doctor all the embryos rarely come to full term, so this was kind of a miracle)

The real question…  is in vitro Ethical?

What say you?

I tend to think we’re losing the political battle against abortion - losing the conservative appointment of judges with this presidential election was a big defeat. But, Montana is making progress.

In a 26-24 vote, Montana’s Senate passed constitutional Personhood Amendment, SB 406. Senator Dan McGee introduced the amendment. The amendment passed on its third reading on the Senate floor Thursday morning.

This is the first Personhood Amendment in U.S. history to pass a State Senate.

The Amendment - SB 406 - defines a person for the purposes of application of inalienable rights, stating “All persons are born free and have certain inalienable rights…person means a human being at all stages of human development of life, including the state of fertilization or conception, regardless of age, health, level of functioning, or condition of dependency.”

SB 406 must continue on to pass the Montana House of Representatives with a majority vote of 74.