GAP Visits Two Major California Universities – CSULB and UCLA
August 2010 Communique by Executive Director, Gregg Cunningham
Crist Wants Senate Seat Enough to Trade Away Children’s Lives says CBR
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OPINION, July 15 /
Christian Newswire/ -- Gregg Cunningham, Director of the Center For Bio-Ethical Reform, submits the following and is available for comment:
In addition to coverage by this news organization, a profile in extraordinary treachery was reported on June 11, 2010, by USAToday.com, headlined "Florida Gov. Charlie Crist vetoes ultrasound bill." It quoted Mr. Crist, who has consistently claimed to be pro-life when he wasn't consistently claiming that he wasn't: "'This bill places an inappropriate burden on a woman seeking to terminate a pregnancy,' Crist said in his veto message." The bill would have "... required most women to have an ultrasound before having an abortion, unless the woman could prove she was a victim of rape, incest, domestic violence or human trafficking. Women could choose not to see the ultrasound or hear a description of it." How could a safe, inexpensive ultrasound scan, at which a mother cannot be compelled to look and to whose description she cannot be forced to listen, constitute "an inappropriate burden"? It is indeed a burden but it is not inappropriate. Mr. Crist's political posturing is trivializing abortion by sparing the mother's conscience at the expense of her baby's life.
The governor and his new best friends in the abortion industry hate this bill because it rudely forces mothers and their abortionists to stop pretending. Assuming that she has a functioning conscience, a mother who looks at the ultrasound would be morally obligated to abandon her abortion -- or forced to kill a baby she can clearly see is not the blob of tissue her lying abortionist told her it was. If, however, she is afraid to look at the ultrasound before aborting, she is effectively admitting that she knew all along it wasn't just a blob of tissue and that her motive for averting her gaze was her desire to avoid the endless recollection of her child's first and only baby picture. Whether she looks or looks away, she would never be able to convincingly rationalize that she had no way of knowing what she was doing. For most mothers (and fathers) denial is the great facilitator in every decision to kill a baby. Intellectual honesty is Planned Parenthood's ablest enemy and an ultrasound, viewed or ignored, means no more head-games. It wouldn't save every baby but it would make abortion decisions far less delusional.
Equally tragically, the vetoed measure "... also included language that legislative Republicans wrote to prevent what they considered the possibility of federal funding being used for abortion in Florida, along with some provisions intended to thwart President Obama's national health care program." So now Florida taxpayers will get to fund the cost of butchering babies whose lives might have been saved by a revelatory ultrasound.
MSNBC.com also carried a story on June 11, 2010, headlined "Crist vetoes Fla. Ultrasound measure," with this: "'Individuals hold strong personal views on the issue of life, as do I,' Crist wrote.' However, personal views should not result in laws that unwisely expand the role of government and coerce people to obtain medical tests or procedures that are not medically necessary.'" How about morally necessary? If the abortion isn't "medically necessary," how can Gov. Crist logically complain that the ultrasound isn't "medically necessary"? How can a simple, non-invasive, diagnostic procedure be other than "medically necessary" when it is so likely to save countless lives the governor has admitted he believes to be lives?
One also wonders what "strong personal views" would motivate the veto of a life-saving ultrasound bill -- unless the governor strongly believes that troubling a mother's conscience is a greater evil than taking a baby's life. The article further revealed that "... Crist has removed anti-abortion language from his campaign website." Why not, after also abandoning the Republican Party to improve his prospects for election to the U.S. Senate? Mr. Crist has been all over the moral map on this issue but he has now made his pact with the devil. This had better be a really great job because the governor wants it badly enough to trade his soul and [THE LIVES OF] Florida's children.
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Another powerful story was sent to us today testifying to the power of using pictures of abortion in a loving way. Andy Stephenson, Director of Abort67 UK, forwarded to Gregg Cunningham this story that he received from one of his fellow activists in the UK. We thank God for this story and pray for my like this. - DC
On Jul 1, 2010, at 5:45 PM, Gregg Cunningham wrote:
Andrew, even if we got a hundred of these a day, this one would be no less thrilling to us. Every baby is obviously precious in the sight of God. This is a great story, not least because it proves two important facts: Anyone with a functioning conscience will chose life when you show them death; and pro-lifers who see the power of the pictures in action will never go back to words alone.
Bravo and cheerio!, Gregg Cunningham
From: andrew stephenson To: Gregg Cunningham
Hi Gregg, I know you get this all the time but we got this good news today:
Dear Andy,
On our prayer vigil today at Wiston's Abortuary we were able to engage a young couple in conversation. The girl was 9 weeks pregnant and was booked in to have a suction Aspiration Abortion. Neither of them had told their parentsThey accepted the leaflet in which we explain the development of the baby showing that it is not just a clump of cells but a recognisable human being and has a heartbeat from 3 weeks.They said they had not been told this at the consultation session and had been lead to believe that the heart didn't beat until 6 months of development. They had not been asked if they wanted to see the scan.I then showed them the sticker of an 8 week old aborted embryo.

They were shocked and said they would go into Wistons and ask about the things we had discussed.A little later they came out and said that the staff had been uncaring and didn't want to discuss the situation.They seemed very relieved to be coming out having made the decision not to go ahead with the abortion.The young man said that the picture of the aborted baby had made up his mind about not wanting his girlfriend to go through with it and they went off to tell their parents about the baby feeling confident that they would get support from them.This is the first time I have actually shown the picture of an aborted baby but I realise the power in that. They both said they would go home and look at the Abort67 web site. I also managed to talk about faith and trusting God and they were pleased for me to pray with them. Please continue praying for this couple R and T.
God Bless
Judy
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