By REY FLORES
“I think it’s fair to have a legitimate, honest debate about abortion. . . . How we talk about it, making sure that we’re talking about it factually, accurately, and not demonizing organizations like Planned Parenthood I think is important.”
These are the words of our dear leader Barack Obama. He thoroughly enjoys being the head cheerleader for the abortion giant, and it is a role he embraced long before he occupied the White House.
If Barack Obama tells me to go high, I’ll go low. If Barack Obama tells me to go left, I’ll run right . . . every time.
If Barack Obama does not want anyone to demonize Planned Parenthood, then perhaps the organization can cease its demonic activities.
Human sacrifice is an important part of devilry and no one in today’s modern world does it better than the U.S. abortionists and their supporters. They have it down to a science — an extremely weird and evil science.
What other entity besides ISIS can dedicate itself to ending so many innocent human lives in such an efficient manner? What other cruel totalitarian regime in the history of modern man can claim it killed 60 million people in its active existence?
“Don’t demonize them,” the president tells us about Planned Parenthood, but he and the abortion-crazed news propaganda machine sure like to demonize pro-lifers, particularly Christian ones.
Sometimes it isn’t even an actual pro-lifer who will be demonized and raked through the coals. Rather, a mentally unstable lone gunman will have words put in his mouth by either some random pro-abortion nut case or by a pro-abortion nut case in the news media.
It has been reported by some “anonymous” unnamed source that 57-year-old Robert Lewis Dear mumbled something about “no more baby parts” before going on his shooting rampage at the Colorado Planned Parenthood facility. Even law enforcement cannot corroborate or go into any further detail about whether Dear actually uttered those words or not.
I briefly met Cecile Richards at one of Planned Parenthood’s national conferences a couple of years ago where I confronted her about Planned Parenthood’s pornographic sex-ed programs. Before having her security escort me away, she at least acted politely and cordially.
But, even if she had said something rude or offensive to me — which she didn’t — the news media would have completely ignored me and the whole thing would have blown over faster than a pink Lamborghini with Dr. Mary Gatter behind the wheel.
It’s amazing yet not surprising how anyone could invent a story about any lunatic who shoots up a mall, movie theater, or a Planned Parenthood abortuary, claim that he heard him say something, and then have the news media run with the story as if it were actually proven.
Truth is stranger than fiction nowadays and that truth is quickly becoming fiction itself. What are we to believe, anyway, if we are having news media report something that someone allegedly said and having no one to confirm whether that suspect said it or not?
“No more baby parts,” of course, is a reference to this past year’s amazing undercover videos released by the Center for Medical Progress, which uncovered the dastardly dirty business of how Planned Parenthood is also in the business of harvesting and selling aborted baby parts. Again, whether Dear said “no more baby parts” or not has not been confirmed by anyone.
It is now pro-abort fanatics like RH Reality Check’s Jodi Jacobson who are attempting to put blame into the hands of David Daleiden of the Center for Medical Progress for the shooting deaths committed by Dear.
Jacobson and others in the liberal news media are trying their darnedest to place responsibility for the shootings squarely at the feet of the entire pro-life movement, particularly on Daleiden. Jacobson wrote recently, “But by its own yardstick, the anti-choice community has this blood all over its hands.”
It’s incredible how the irony of their own statements always seems to miss radical pro-aborts. Planned Parenthood has killed tens of millions of babies through abortion in the last 42 years, and they talk about us having blood on our hands. Wow.
The way the pro-aborts are milking this Colorado shooter thing reeks of desperation and they are looking for anything to make the CMP’s undercover Planned Parenthood videos go away. Their tactic of calling the videos “heavily edited” is a weak and pathetic attempt to discredit these videos. You’d think that with all the money Planned Parenthood has, they’d be able to develop a better strategy than that.
Taking Rahm Emanuel’s advice about not letting a serious crisis go to waste, Planned Parenthood and its pro-abort groupies in the news media finally tripped up GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson. Taking the bait, Carson agreed with the pro-aborts by saying that pro-lifers’ rhetoric is partly responsible There is “no question the hateful rhetoric exacerbates the situation,” Carson said on Face the Nation.
Wrong, Dr. Carson. Not that his candidacy is going anywhere now as far as I can tell, but to agree with those who see nothing wrong with the systemic killing of the unborn is nothing short of selling out one’s principles.
The next day, Carson did appear on The Kelly File on Fox News to address the furor touched off by his Face the Nation comments.
All pro-life leaders “need to do is look at my record,” he said, according to LifeSiteNews.
“I’ve spent my whole life as a pro-life advocate, trying to save lives” as a surgeon, including operating on premature babies, he said.
He added that saying that abortionists are “killing babies” is not “hateful rhetoric; that’s just the truth.”
Which it is.
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(Rey Flores is a Catholic writer and speaker. Contact him through his website: www.TheConservativeHispanic.net.)
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