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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
| | Obama Insults Christ and Gets Invited to Dinner? By Judie Brown What do an annual banquet, President Obama, a Catholic cardinal, and Catholic charities have in common? All will merge on Thursday of this week----in a seemingly conciliatory night of fun and humor. However, there is nothing funny about Catholic clergy enjoying a night with a man who has done so much to hurt the Catholic Church and her people. Today's commentary addresses the ramifications of this dinner and explains why Obama should be disinvited from this event. [ Click here to read more. ] | | | | | | | HEADLINES |  |  The Planned Parenthood president: Obama's obsession with abortion
The Washington Times
The Manchurian Candidate is a 1959 political thriller that tells the story of the son of a prominent U.S. political family who is captured during the Korean War, brainwashed, and turned into an unsuspecting assassin for a Communist conspiracy. The ultimate goal is the quiet overthrow of the U.S. government. Was President Obama secretly abducted as a child by Planned Parenthood and then returned to his parents with no one the wiser? |
|  New research tarnishes Planned Parenthood's 96th anniversary
Protecting Black Life
As Planned Parenthood marks its 96th anniversary today, it received an unwelcome gift from pro-lifers. New research released by Protecting Black Life (an outreach of Life Issues Institute) reveals that 79% of Planned Parenthood's surgical abortion facilities are located within walking distance of African American and/or Hispanic/Latino communities. The blow to Planned Parenthood is that this research is not just numbers; it is a powerful visual. Maps are illustrated in full color on a website portal integrated with Google Maps functionality. This interactive site gives viewers an up close and personal look at just how close these facilities are to their neighborhoods. |
|  Planned Parenthood: 96 years of sex and death
Catholic News Agency
Planned Parenthood Federation of America dates its beginning to Oct. 16, 1916, when Margaret Sanger opened the nation's first birth control clinic in Brooklyn, New York. Sanger had three basic philosophies that are still active within Planned Parenthood today: 1. A desire for uninhibited sexual activity; 2. An aversion to large families, which led her to champion birth control----including abortion----to avoid the natural result of sexual activity; 3. A passion to prevent the birth of "defectives," which led to her stating in her 1932 Plan for Peace that persons from "dysgenic groups" should be given their choice of sterilization or confinement on a farm for the rest of their lives. Sanger was a member of the American Eugenics Society. For 96 years, Planned Parenthood has been actively spreading these philosophies. |
|  Four top abortion groups claim Live Action
undercover investigator targeting them
LifeSiteNews
Four prominent pro-abortion groups appear to be anticipating their next public relations embarrassment, as officials with the groups told The Huffington Post they believe the pro-life organization Live Action has concluded another undercover investigation into potentially illegal activities. Officials say a Live Action employee, posing as a potential donor, met with teams at the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, NARAL Pro-Choice America, EMILY's List, and Priorities USA. The woman----who posed as "Wendy Reed," an abortion clinic owner from Malibu----asked how closely they coordinate their political efforts with the Obama campaign, a possible violation of campaign laws. She also asked a number of questions about whether President Obama would repeal the Hyde Amendment or support partial birth abortion. |
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