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Nixon, Margaret Sanger and Racism

March 12, 2015 by CPLC Admin

I couldn’t help but notice the articles about more tapes of former President Richard m. Nixon being released to the public. One little tidbit in there showed me hoe deep the Eugenics movement has penetrated the thought process of Americans.

In the tape, on the day after the notorious Roe vs. Wade decision. Nixon revelaed  his oppostion to abortion EXCEPT in the cases of inter-racial babies and rape. Inter racial babies?

How Margaret Sanger of him. Margaret Sanger a proud advocate of eugenics and founder of Planned Parenthood. She “of course was a racist . These are her words about the “negro project”:

“We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population…..” Dec. 10, 1939

But this attitude can be found today. In 1980, Edward Allred, the founder of California’s largest chain of abortion clinics told the San Diego Union Tribune; “I’d set up a clinic in Mexico for free if I could. Maybe one in Calexico would help. The survival of our society could be at stake.”

Nixon, Sanger, Allred and racism are all part of the abortion debate. For too long too many have used abortion as a way to get at miniorities and people different from themselves. All life is precious regardless of color.

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“Public” Option in Healthcare Means No Option

March 12, 2015 by CPLC Admin

President Obama and the Congress are running as fast as they can to nationalize the health insurance industry. There has been little focus on the high cost government health care can cost. It is more than money, it can be your life.

Just yesterday, the Senate Committee looking at the plan rejected an anti-health care rationing amendment. See dead people are cheap to treat.

Sunday’s Pasadena Star-News ran a wonderful opinion piece ( by me)showing the costs of more life threatening bureaucracy being placed in charge of Life and death decisions.

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What Would Herod Think?

March 12, 2015 by CPLC Admin

People somewhat familiar with the Bible know the story of King Herod. King Herod was so afraid of the baby Jesus that he ordered all boys under two slaughtered.

In California and other parts of the world it is just the opposite. Science is being used to identify and the kill baby girls. To be honest, some culture value male children over female children and now has a way to make sure.

One study found a dramatic increase in the difference in boys and girls in second, third and fourth born children of Indian birth in California. He estimated a gender selective rate of around 10%.

We have our own slaughter going on right here. The target is little girls. What would Herod think?

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