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And another one bites the dust.
Well, there certainly has been a lot of news out there to keep you fringies
happy. And we ought to charge you extra for all the luscious stuff in this
issue. But just to keep you hanging on and lusting for more news, we're not
going to tell you everything we know. You'll just have to wait. But we
promise to tell you of any conspiratorial goodies that we declassify before
we tell the FBI. So relax. Until then, they'll have to pull our nails out
or afflict us with some other Waconian measures before we cough up our
secrets.
From the Depths of the Underground (where even Tank Lady Reno dare not tread)
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We have heard that Executive Security Devices of Sparks, Maryland has sent
brochures to many abortuaries in hopes of doing business. The wares they
would sell the abortionists are a bit unusual. The ad reads:
Executive Security Devices is pleased to offer to qualified members of the
medical community the same protective body armor we've made available to
corporate officials, business leaders, and diplomats.
Constructed of Kevlar 129, this material is unsurpassed in its bullet
stopping ability.
Griffin, Shannon, and Hill - stimulating the economy.
Community Service in Denver -
Part of Al Morley's punishment for aspersing a little of that putrid-smelling
butyric acid upon a local abortuary was 100 hours of community service. Al
was given three places to visit to see if they needed help: a CPC, a center
for battered women and children, and a service for people with Downs
syndrome. All three rejected Al's help because of the nature of his
"offense." Persevering Al went to a fourth location and was received
heartily. Said the man in charge in reply to the "crime": "No problem. We
had an ax murderer working in here and he never gave us any problem."
Violent 'Borts in Denver -
"A 62-year-old man picketing outside an abortion clinic was attacked Tuesday
morning, police said. The attacker threw the man to the ground 'with full
force' and then hit him with a baby stroller, police said. The assault in
the 1900 block of Vine Street was witnessed by two plainclothes officers.
Police arrested Paul Owen, 24, of 1730 Emerson St." (Rocky Mountain News,
August 10). (The man was veteran prolifer Al Garcia).
New York Stink Bombers Captured -
John Arena was credited with conspiracy along with Michelle Wentworth and
Michelle Campbell, who were honored with the charge of actually befouling an
abortuary in New York (The Rescuer, May/June 1994, Box 320, Drexel Hill, PA
19026). May the Lord bless them for their noble, though unpopular, rescue efforts.
Ladies Center in Pensacola -
Suspends baby killing indefinitely. Long-standing administrator of the
abortion factory, Linda Taggart, declined to talk about possible plans of
resuming the slaughter of the innocents. The Center "is offering counseling
and other services" (Kansas City Star, August 6). Like abortion referrals
and the distribution of abortifacients?
Vermont -
Helen Virginia Ames, 33 of Gulfport, MS, was jailed for placing an explosive
device at a Planned Barrenhood facility in St. Albans.
Ass. U.S. Attorney John Tavana wants to prosecute the saintly woman,
threatening her with 10 years in prison and $250,000 in fines. Tavana
further notes that Miss Ames was convicted in 1992 in Clearwater, FL, of
making a bomb threat of an abortuary on the phone.
The PP director is all shook up because of recent trends in Florida and
Kansas (Washington Post, August 23). But how will prosecution of Ames help
the 'borts? If folks can't resist baby killing by offering a simple warning
on the phone or just blowing up a childslaughter house, they might take the
easy option: termination of abortionists and their accomplices.
Project Honesty -
Lynn Murphy is attempting to document 1) false allegations of anti-abortion
violence at abortuary protests, 2) the fact of 'bort attacks upon activist
Christians, 3) the violence of police against the same. Send information to
Life Research Institute, 4279 Armand Dr., Concord, Ca 94521. Tel. (501)
676-2929.
Federal Thieves in Pensacola -
Federal agents raided the home of Paul Hill soon after the abortion of
Abortionist Britton and his accomplice, Unitarian Universalist (neo-pagan)
James Barrett. On the evening of the arrest two friends of the Hills called
the house to inquire after the well-being of Karen Hill. Telephone numbers
were left with the strange man who answered the phone. He was evasive when
asked questions. No calls were returned.
Karen Hill was out of state visiting relatives at the time of the
terminations. Federal agents broke into the house and searched it. They
took at least a computer and answering machine and have returned only a
transcript of the telephone tape.
Why does the government have to make a federal case out of a simple
termination procedure?
Claprood Live -
Lifeline cable featured Fr. Trosch and your editor on August 21 talking
about the justice of terminating abortionists. The trip to Boston for the
filming afforded Bray and Trosch the opportunity to visit the site of the
Boston Tea Party and long for the days when the relatively righteous King
George reigned.
Fr. Trosch has conducted numerous interviews in recent months, including
foreign press, e.g. France and Australia. His leftist Archbishop Lipscomb
continues to denounce Fr. Trosch, earning himself the approbation of the
leftist press. However, the Archbishop has found no authority in the
teaching of the Church by which to formally excommunicate or defrock the
faithful Fr. Trosch.
(Ah but we have digressed. Now, back to that distinctively good news which
causes the soul to rejoice in the knowledge that there is yet spiritual life
out there.)
Butyric Acid in New York -
We made brief reference to the two chemical interventions in Long Island and
Syracuse in the June edition. Upon rereading the accounts in the local
papers, we discovered that there was no confirmation that butyric acid was
the source of abortuary-closing stench. The Syracuse Herald-Journal reported
only that, "Police believe the chemical used in both cases was colorless
butyric acid" (May 20).
This type of baby-saving procedure was the first "reported east of the
Mississippi" and "originated in the Midwest about three years ago." But it
appears to have been a whopping success. A month after the Syracuse
intervention, "some visitors still smell the faint odor of the chemical,
Gilbert said." "All porous materials in the Planned Parenthood office - such
as ceiling tiles, bulletin boards and some furnitures - had to be replaced
because they were permeated with the smell."
Syracuse Abortionist Jack Yoffa, whose office was afflicted on April 14, was
POed.
"It's a tragedy that these people can get away with this. They won't stop
now, next week, next month, ever."
Likewise, Planned Barrenhood director Jeff Gilbert expressed his disapproval:
"It makes me very angry that anyone would sink so low as to use a
potentially dangerous chemical to express a point of view."
Life is tough for abortionists these days. Yes, the pay is excellent. And
the liability is small, since folks are too embarrassed to press for
malpractice suits. And in recent months some of the competition has dropped
out (or been dropped). But there is that lingering fear and anxiety that
keeps gnawing away at an abortionist's spirit. Not only might he be the next
to suffer a head shot, bringing an early end to his existence in this world;
but then there is that sense of foreboding in expectation of the punishment
he faces in the next world.
Our sympathy and prayers for him are tempered and conditioned, however. He
has preyed upon many innocent victims for whom our enduring and greater
sympathies must be given priority. We pray for his repentance, that his
wretched soul might be cleansed of all the blood guilt he has incurred. But
we are also impelled to pray for his victims, whose deliverance may come only
by his destruction.
And now, we return to the good news of the chemical rescue procedure. The
Herald-Journal continues with its account: "A woman entered the doctor's
offices. She claimed to be a friend of a patient there and asked to use the
bathroom. Once inside, she poured a half-gallon of acid on the toilet and
bathroom walls and left."
And oh! "It was noxious," according to Fire Chief Joe McAllister. "It
smelled like vomit." (Yes, it sounds like all the other reports around the
country on butyric acid.)
We are also moved to vomit. But that which inclines us so has to do with the
sickening comments by establishment "prolife" organizations. Ever bowing
before the pressure of public opinion, they condemn deeds of mercy and
righteousness and offer their sympathies to the evildoers. Martha Hurlbut,
spokeswoman for Friends for Life Inc. said, "This is not pro-life work, this
is deplorable. It's not anything we would sanction in any way, and we are
saddened."
Raymond Dague, a lawyer who has represented abortuary blockaders, said
"Certainly I can't condone that in any way. That doesn't help our side at
all. No responsible member of the prolife movement in Syracuse is
responsible for this, and I'm very saddened to hear this happened."
How blessed we are to have such pure and upstanding leaders, who sadden
themselves when it is politically expedient.
Bill Koehler -
One of those who signed the Defensive Action statement lives in North Bergen,
NJ. Bill has been interviewed by various major media and enjoyed the usual
castigation from prolifers, along with a recent visit by our FBI. NJRTL
Committee President Traude Barbiero said Bill was not part of the
"mainstream" of the "movement."
Right. Thankfully, Bill is an activist, having blocked doors, picketed, and
maintained a witness at the site, rather than in the comfort of committee
meetings. Among such folks he is unknown. But among activists he is well
known. A prolife brochure, entitled "To Save a Life" is published by The
Christophers, a Catholic evangelistic group directed by Fr. John Catoir. It
contains a reference to our subject: "Consider the experience of Bill
Koehler, a Lutheran layman who distributes literature outside an abortion
clinic. One day a woman who had accepted his material came out of the clinic
to talk to him. An illegal alien, she believed she had no alternatives until
she read the literature he gave her. Koehler and his wife explained options
to her. They also arranged for financial help and even sheltered the woman
and her child until she could get an apartment of her own."
No. Bill is not part of the "mainstream." He has chosen to do justice and
show mercy rather than to serve the god, Public Opinion.
Mahatmahoney -
Prolife gadfly Pat Mahoney writes in an August Joshua Project/CDC letter that
he is concerned for his prolife reputation and the drop in donations.
"Within the next 10 days the CDC will be seeking a meeting with the Attorney
General to ensure the rights of Christians are not violated. We are also
planning to hold a summit with the Federal authorities and pro-abortion
groups to safeguard the pro-life community from being treated in a reckless
manner."
Now there is the making of an interesting alliance. Prolife Pat, the
abortionists, and Janet "Waco" Reno plot together to keep the peace. But the
government plays it quid pro quo. There must be something given in return.
What must Mahoney do to secure help from an anti-Christ administration?
What kind of cooperation must CDC pledge to "safeguard the pro-life
community" from government abuse? Supply information, such as names of
candidates for investigation who may have expressed "radical" ideas about
stopping childslaughter? It isn't a long step from condemning people to
helping prosecute them.
We small a rat.
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