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September 2, 2005

Planned Parenthood Solicits Funds to Offer Chemical abortion for Hurricane Victims

At a time when there are looters, rapists, pillagers, and killers in New Orleans, all taking from those that have little to give, along comes a national organization, soliciting funds to pay for more death.

The Red Cross has volunteer teams with food, water, emergency shelters and medicine and is working around the clock to help the people struck by Hurricane Katrina. Catholic Charities is there too, as is the National Guard, the Salvation Army and nearly every other humanitarian assistance organization imaginable, bringing every sort of assistance to the people left homeless and dazed by Katrina's incredible fury. Thousands of individuals, organizations and commercial companies are donating time, material resources and cash in an international effort to help as quickly as possible.

However, Planned Parenthood, founded by an extreme racist and never missing an opportunity to peddle either their death-dealing drugs or their message of sexual license, has also jumped into the fray with the only thing they have to offer: chemical abortion. Planned Parenthood of Houston and Southeast Texas (PPHSET) is requesting cash donations to continue its "reproductive health" services of abortion and the distribution of abortifacient drugs to the people hit by Katrina.

Interesting, of all the efforts involved in saving life during this great national tragedy, only Planned Parenthood is involved in taking it, and using Katrina as an excuse to raise money as an instrument of death.

Just when you think the lowest level of humanity has been reached, there's always a death merchant looking to benefit from the misery of others.

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Posted by Richard at September 2, 2005 10:27 AM

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