Monday, February 7, 2011

Personhood Petition Now Active in All 50 States

Sign your state's petition and get involved in the most important civil rights struggle of our age.
921,381 Total Signatures in support of Personhood:
 
http://www.personhoodusa.com/http://www.personhoodusa.com/

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Seven Vital Action Items From Natural Solutions Foundation

Seven Vital Action Items From Natural Solutions Foundation:  http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/568/t/0/blastContent.jsp?email_blast_KEY=1205273
So Many Threats, So Little Time!  Here's a List of Vital Actions You Need to Take and Then Forward to All Your Contacts So They Can Do the Same.
After All, It's Up to Us, the Mouse Warriors. 

1. Hold FDA Officials, Big Pharma Companies, Executives
Legally Responsible For Damage Caused By Vaccines


http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/568/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=5708
2. Prevent House From Funding Food Fascism Bill
Support Congressman Kingston's Resistance to
Industrializing the Entire US Food Supply
3. Tell Your State Legislators to Reassert State Sovereignty
Over Control of Food and Food Safety - Constitutionally!
4. Support Bills to Ban Frankenfish
Require Labeling (Now Forbidden by FDA)

http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/568/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=5731
5. Ban GMOs - A Dangerous, Untested, Unnecessary, Globalist Technology
Before All DNA on the Planet is Contaminated --
Forever
7 . Demand FDA Leave Our IV Drip Vitamins Alone!

http://tinyurl.com/saveIVNutrients


More Information here:
http://www.healthfreedomusa.org/?p=8130

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Spread The Word:

CBR Exhibit Returns to Florida Atlantic University
Columbus, OH – Feb. 5, 2010 – The Center for Bio Ethical Reform (CBR), a non profit education foundation, we will be displaying the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) at the Florida Atlantic University on Feb. 23-24, 2011.  The display will be set up both days on the Free Speech lawn.
Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) at Florida Atlantic University
Who: Center for Bio Ethical Reform and Alpha Nu omega
What:  Huge anti-abortion display comparing abortion to traditional genocide
Where: Florida Atlantic University on the Free Speech lawn.
When: Feb. 23-24, 2011, from 9am to 4PM
If you live in South Florida, please come by and see the display and the debate.
To give a special gift electronically to help with this tour, click HERE.
Or to support CBR with a check, send to:
CBR
PO Box 360503
Columbus, OH 43236
Mark Harrington is a Regional Director for CBR and President of the Pro-Life Institute.
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Pro-Life Institute: Making the Case for Life: 
Time
Saturday, February 12 · 10:00am - 2:00pm
LocationCalvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church
814 N Gadsden Street
Tallahassee, FL
Created By
More InfoThe Pro-Life Institute (PLI) is a hands-on seminar which trains advocates of the pro-life view to persuasively articulate and defend their position in the marketplace of ideas.

Topics to be discussed: pro-life apologetics, social reform lessons, methods for effective dialogue, and more!

Not only will PLI give you tools to build a sound defense for the pre-born, but it will also prepare you for active engagement in the battle for life.All are welcome! See more events here:  http://www.facebook.com/CenterForBioEthicalReform#!/CenterForBioEthicalReform?v=app_2344061033

Spread Video on GAP:   
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vzf_qjqGwAhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vzf_qjqGwA


Friday, February 4, 2011

Show Support by Attending Hearing To Block Abortion Plans In Wichita, Kansas on Feb. 15th

Landlord Sues To Block Abortion Plans In Wichita, Kansas

February 3, 2011

Wichita, KS - Foliage Development, Inc., landlord of a local business park, has sued abortionist Mila Means and obtained a temporary order blocking her from starting a new abortion business in her current office.

Means is currently in training once a month at Aid for Women abortion mill in Kansas City, Kansas, where she is being taught how to do abortions.

According to the suit, Means contacted the landlord for her office located at 9916 E. Harry, Suite 105 in Wichita, Kansas, and told of her intent to begin offering abortions on Saturdays starting sometime later this year. The landlord indicated to her at that time that she could not do so because it would violate provisions of her contract that prohibit causing a nuisance. Means indicated that she would proceed with her abortion plans despite objections.

The Foliage then filed suit and was granted a temporary restraining order Friday against Means until a full hearing can be held. That hearing is scheduled for February 15, 2011, at 9:00 AM in Division 26 at the County Courthouse in Wichita. Pro-life leaders, including Operation Rescue President Troy Newman, are scheduled to testify about plans to stage continued protests in the event that Means should begin abortions at any location.

Operation Rescue led the first protest at Means' office gathering nearly 100 people to oppose her intent to conduct abortions there. Other smaller protests have followed. Wichita has been free from abortions since the closure of Women's Health Care Services, in June of 2009.

Operation Rescue has also expressed concerns that an abortion business operated by Means would be a danger to the public. She was disciplined by the Kansas Board of Healing Arts in 2007 for having an inappropriate relationship with a patient and for undisclosed offenses that were sexual in nature. She is also in tremendous debt and has on file an order from one creditor to garnish her wages.

There has been an outpouring of community opposition to Means' plans to bring an abortion business back to Wichita.

At least three tenants leasing space in the same business park has threatened to move if abortions are done there, indicating that it and the ensuing public protests would present an unacceptable disruption to their businesses.

"Whoever thinks they can set up an abortion business in Wichita has seriously underestimated the resolve of this community to remain abortion free," said Newman. "All peaceful and legal means will be used to prevent the further loss of innocent life by abortion in a community that is more than weary of it."

A second Wichita abortionist, Greg Linhardt, an anesthesiologist who is also training in Kansas City to do abortions, is considering opening his own abortion clinic separate from Means, however, his future plans are less clear.

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Senate bill could lead to overturn of Roe v. Wade

The possibility is real! Contact your senator today!
February 3, 2011
Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS) is sponsoring the "Life at Conception Act" (S.91), which will define personhood from the moment of conception. Sen. Wicker has 13 co-sponsors thus far.
In Harry Blackmun's 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, he wrote that "if personhood is established, the appellant's case (i.e., 'Roe'), of course collapses, for the fetus' right to life is then guaranteed specifically by the [14th] amendment."
Under S.91, a "human person" and a "human being" includes every individual "at all stages of life, including, but not limited to, the moment of fertilization, cloning and other moment at which an individual...comes into being."
If this bill is enacted into law, it thus will not only provide protection for unborn babies, it will follow the path Justice Blackmun laid out 38 years ago for overturning Roe v. Wade, an act of judicial activism that has led to the deaths of 53 million infants before they have drawn their first breath.
Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA) has introduced a parallel bill in the House (H.R.374) which currently has 53 co-sponsors.
TAKE ACTION
Send an email to your senator and either thank him for co-sponsoring S.91 or urge him to vote for it if he is not a co-sponsor. Our system automatically detects whether or not your senator is a co-sponsor and presents you with the appropriate message. Generations yet unborn will thank you.

Take Action Now
Send an email to your senator today! 

IFI E-Alert: New Bill to Require Parents to Register Their Children with the State

By Laurie Higgins, Director of IFI's DSA -Illinois Family Institute
Ed Maloney
State Senator (D-Chicago)

Chicago Office:
773-881-4180

Springfield Office:
217-782-5145


Contact Sen. Maloney and your State Senator ask them to drop this unwarranted expansion of government.

A deeply troubling bill (
SB 136) has been proposed in the Illinois General Assembly by State Senator Edward D. Maloney (D-Chicago) that will affect all children in non-public schools, including home schools.

Existing school code permits the voluntary registration of non-public school students with the state. If SB 136 were to pass, it would compel all parents or legal guardians of home or privately schooled students to register with the state. Registration that is now voluntary would become compulsory. The arguments used to justify such compulsory registration are specious and reveal underlying flawed assumptions.

TAKE ACTION: Call Sen. Maloney's office at 773-881-4180 and ask him to drop this unwarranted expansion of government into the private lives and affairs of good Illinois citizens. 
Click HERE to send him a fax or an email.

Sen. Maloney has expressed concern that those who homeschool their children are not accountable to anyone -- and by anyone, he clearly means any government employee. Does Sen. Maloney actually believe that the state has proved itself better at educating children than parents who homeschool? 

What Maloney fails to acknowledge is that many of these parents know that they are accountable to a much higher authority than the state. They know that they are accountable to God for the manner in which they educate, train, and nurture their children as well as how they steward their time, talents, and resources.

Proponents of mandatory registration fail to address the serious problem of requiring parents to register with a government entity that is actively engaged in undermining their political, moral, and theological beliefs. At significant personal costs, these families are trying through homeschooling to avoid the subversive ideological indoctrination in which many public school teachers increasingly engage.

Proponents fail to acknowledge that bias and censorship pervade public school curricula. The problems in public schools involve not merely what troubling ideas are being promoted to students but what ideas students are never exposed to because of systemic bias and censorship.

Proponents of this bill fail to address the likely, if not inevitable, slippery slope from registration to regulation. While SB 136 requires parents only to register their children with the state, it's naïve to think that our bloated and still ravenous state bureaucracy will not expand its purview to dictate curriculum, administer tests, monitor or evaluate student progress, require certification of those who serve as teachers, and/or mandate home visits by state officials -- all in the service of protecting children, of course.

Those in favor of mandatory registration fail to provide any evidence for the need for such registration. Such evidence would need to be something far more substantive than anecdotal accounts of a few homeschool parents who have failed to educate adequately their children. And such evidence would need to prove that homeschooled students are failing at higher rates than students in public schools. If there were evidence, for example, that homeschooled students have poorer test scores; higher rates of suicide or drug and alcohol use; greater involvement in gang activity; feel less safe; have lower admission rates into colleges and universities; or have lower college retention and graduation rates than public school students, then perhaps there would be a case for mandatory registration.

Since current research suggests that homeschooled students actually score higher on average than public school students, the effort to mandate registration must be driven by the baseless assumption that government bureaucrats are inherently more effective at protecting and educating children. If this assumption weren't so gallingly presumptuous, it would be laughable.

Let's take a moment to clarify for hubristic politicians and public educators (which does not mean all public educators) what some current research reveals about homeschooled students.

The following statistics come from a 
2009 study that explored "academic outcomes of home school students attending a medium sized, doctoral institution located in the Midwest":
Homeschool students ACT Composite score 26.5--Public school ACT Composite score 25
Homeschool students ACT Reading score 28.2--Public school ACT Reading score 25.6
Homeschool students ACT English score 27.8--Public school ACT English score 24.5
Homeschool students ACT Science score 25--Public school ACT Science score 24.5
Homeschool students ACT Math score 24.6--Public school ACT Math score 24.7

The college retention rate for homeschool students was 88.6 percent as compared to 87.5 percent for public school students.

First year GPA for homeschool students was 3.41 as compared to 3.12 for public school students.

The four-year graduation rate for homeschool students was 68.7 percent as compared to 58.6 percent for public school students.  (For more information on the academic success of homeschool students 
click HERE.)

Problems like poor test scores, high dropout rates, teenage pregnancies, teenage suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and gang activity are not common problems within the homeschooling community as they are in many government schools. Unmotivated teachers too are uncommon among home schools.

So, Sen. Maloney believes that all homeschool and private school students in Illinois, including those who fare better than public school students, should be forced to register with the state that has demonstrably and miserably failed countless students over many years?

Has anyone calculated the additional costs to our bankrupt state that will be incurred if unwarranted compulsory state registration becomes the law for all non-public school students?

Government bureaucrats and educators like Bill Ayers and his "agents of change" see themselves as academic experts nonpareil and the ultimate protectors of children. As a result, they arrogate to themselves the right to intrude without warrant into family business.

Illinoisans should oppose this unjustifiable and needless expansion of governmental authority. This is especially important now as Illinois public schools stand poised to expand their advocacy of radical beliefs regarding homosexuality into every public elementary, middle, and high school, which IFI hopes will result in more families exiting public schools.

Make Kennedy Shrine the First Spending Cut

Former Senator Ted Kennedy was no stranger to pork.  Given the excessive number of federally funded projects he brought back to Massachusetts, it’s no small wonder how echoes of his legacy continue for the most important cause Ted Kennedy ever championed -- himself.
 …and unless we act quickly, Congress will fleece taxpayers to institute the capstone to Ted Kennedy's liberal legacy: the Ted Kennedy Shrine. 
The $150 million Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate has been funded so far with at least $38 million siphoned off from other vital programs, including from the Defense Department.
There is a very short window to stop this shrine from being funded in what is called a Continuing Resolution (CR) funding bill.  The newly-elected House is expected to vote on the CR the week of February 14th.  The Senate must then pass it before March 4.
It’s time to stop stealing from working families to give to liberal legacy projects like the Kennedy Shrine.

Go here to send free message to your reps.:

http://capwiz.com/traditional/issues/alert/?alertid=25698581&PROCESS=Take+Action