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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 1992 21:44:33 EST
From:         "Michael A. Kline" <MKLINE@VDH.BITNET>
Subject:      Population Control Part 3 of 3

    Part 3 of 3.

    But Baulieu whose native country is Catholic, scoffed at those who
believe religion has anything what so ever to do with abortion. He says
THOSE WHO THINK HUMAN LIFE IS SACRED ARE IGNORANT, AND UNEDUCATED IN THE
SCIENTIFIC FACTS OF LIFE.

    Baulieu: We know that human life is an expression that doesn't mean
much, because after all, a piece of my skin is human life. I can culture
it. HUMAN LIFE MEANS NOTHING! It just means life having the
characteristics of human.

    France's famed Sacre Couer Catholic Church sits majestically
overlooking Paris. The name means "Sacred Heart", but perhaps it is with
a broken heart that the church looks down on one of the most beautiful
and secular cities in the world.

    In France the church's society is weak, but the influences of
rationalism and humanism are strong. And so it is from here that a
revolutionary Pro-Choice gospel may go forth and influence the world.

    Reporting from Paris, France. I'm Linda Freeman. CBN News.
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    Pat: It's unbelievable. Bring it in, we haven't even tested it, with
the FDA, to see what it will do to women. They want to bring it in and
start passing it out right now. Who knows what the side effects are?

    But human life means NOTHING!?!?! Human life means nothing, there's
nothing religious about it. Human life means nothing. That's what that
man said, nothing. It's just a piece of skin. You can culture you piece
of skin and say it's human.

    And that means that the forming of a precious young child is nothing
more than a blob of tissue. That's what they say it is. I'm just scraping
out some tissue.

    It's a live human being, made in the image of God!

    Folks, this is what humanism is going to bring us. This is what
humanism is, it'll cheapen life, and before.... Margaret Sanger. I don't
know why the press won't pick it up. She wrote copiously about these
things. I have read one of her things called "Breeding the Thoroughbred",
it's a monogram that talked about how we had to bread a superior race.
And Ben, you and I were marked for extinction.

    Ben: Why, because I'm a Methodist?

    Pat: Not exactly... Because I'm a Baptist, yes. In my case it's what
I believe, in your case it's who you are. But she would think that
anybody who believes in God is mentally defective, and so we shouldn't be
allowed to reproduce. Fundamentalist Christians were marked. Jews were
marked. Black people were marked. Southern Europeans were marked. She
thought Italians and people in the south of France, I don't know where
Baulieu comes from, but she'd have him on her list too if he came from
down in Niece or some place like that. Southern Europeans and the people
down in Sicily, she figured they were mental defectives. That is what
that woman wrote.

    And we give that organization, founded by her, through tax payer
money, 100+ million dollars a year! Planned Parenthood Federation. But
the press will not talk about it, they will not do research, and if any
of you are listening, I challenge you get your homework done and see what
this rather weird woman said because she was strange, to say the least.

    But funded, Ben, by the Rockerfeller Foundation, funded by the Ford
Foundation. The Rockerfeller Foundation is the one who had the
philosophic basis for Roe vs. Wade. There was no law what so ever to
support a constitutional right to abortion, none what so ever. But it was
a study, paid for by the Rockerfeller Foundation, that was the basis of
Blackwell's decision in Roe vs. Wade. Unbelievable, but the press will not
talk about it, there's a conspiracy of silence on this. But it's there,
very clear. It's not something we're making up. It's is very clear for
anybody who will do any thoughtful research...

    Well, that's it. Hope you found something of interest if not something
to pray for. Consider Pro-Choice stands. Granted these here might be out on
the fringes, but still. "What about the babies, Governor Clinton? What about
the babies?"

Maks.
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