ALL PRO-LIFE TODAY REPORT 3/15/2012

Thursday, March 15, 2012

ALL releases 2011 Report on Planned Parenthood Facilities in the United States       By Rita Diller             Every year we compile information about Planned Parenthood facilities throughout the nation to determine an accurate count of facilities and the types of abortions they are committing. Using those surveys, we analyze and compare year-to-year figures. The 2011 report shows a continuing decline in Planned Parenthood facilities and affiliates. [Click  here to read more.]                                                  HEADLINES Withering the evil tree: The two 'Ds'-debunking  and defunding STOPP.org  Planned Parenthood is like an evil tree. It must suck up government funding from its extensive root system and bask in the sunshine of community support to survive. Community support wanes when people come to understand the full extent of its depraved agenda. That happens through activism and through education that debunks Planned Parenthood's lies. A small group of pro-lifers on the street in front of Planned Parenthood can have a tremendous impact on its community support. Look at the impact of 40 Days for Life and its precursor vigils in communities, such as Amarillo, where 19 Planned Parenthood facilities are no more. After IVF we became pregnant with triplets, but my wife wanted two of the babies aborted American Thinker My soul carries a new scar. The pain is fresh and keen, and I know that while time might see the pain fade, I will never fully recover from what I've seen, and done. For I have failed, intentionally and knowingly, in the first duty of a parent: protecting the lives of two of my children. In face of evidence, Pepsi denies use of aborted fetal cells in product development LifeSiteNews  Despite documents clearly showing that Pepsi has partnered with a research organization that uses cells derived from an aborted baby in flavor research, in a statement sent to LifeSiteNews this week, PepsiCo has denied the allegations. As LifeSiteNews previously reported, the soft drink producer has been under fire from pro-life organizations for contracting with Senomyx, a company known to use cells originally derived from an aborted fetus in flavor research.