Kermit’s Cutthroats: Abortion on Trial
In spite of an almost complete mainstream media blackout, details of the murder trial of Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell are still […]
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Articles for Month: April 2013
Gosnell defense claims babies already dead when he snipped their necks
An eyewitness said Gosnell told her that any movement was “involuntary movement, a last breath.”
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25 women to trek from Montreal to Ottawa to commemorate 25 years of abortion lawlessness in Canada
. "Most of the women have personally had abortions. Many were pressured into it and, in the name of choice, felt like they had no choice," an organizer told LifeSiteNews.
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Five clinic workers quit after first-ever ‘Leave the Abortion Industry Day’
Planned Parenthood had sent around several e-mails warning their workers about Abby Johnson's Exodus 2013 event.
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Chen Guangcheng, others expose Chinese human rights violations on eve of Kerry visit
Secretary of State John Kerry’s impending trip to Beijing gives the Obama administration a shot at improving its human rights policy.
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J.C. Penney fires CEO after plummeting sales following gay ad campaign
The new CEO admits the 25 percent drop in sales came because the company chose to "alienate customers who want to shop at J.C. Penney."
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Breaking: Detroit-area abortion facility to close
American Family Planning of Dearborn will close, according to Right to Life of Michigan.
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Do infertile couples undermine the 'procreation argument' for marriage?
There is no reason to extend “marriage” to same-sex couples, which are of a structural type that is incapable of producing babies naturally.
Opinion
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Despite fierce protests, French Senate approves homosexual 'marriage' and adoption
Despite the fact that 1.4 million demonstrators opposed the redefinition of marriage, France is barreling forward.
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Delayed marriage: Knot so great
Couples who have children outside marriage are much less likely to survive as a couple than those of their married counterparts.
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