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| By Frederick Clarkson | Wed Jul 01, 2009 at 04:29:43 PM EST |
Examiner.com: A few years ago, Talk to Action exposed the convert or die ideology of the video game based on Tim LaHaye's Left Behind novels. Turns out that there is a new eliminationist video -- which has nine million views on You Tube -- zeroing in on Islam, and is produced by the Catholic right Thomas Moore Law Center.
Gloria Feldt analyzes "possibly the most idiotic 'Common Ground' discussion I have ever heard."
Charisma: Operation Rescue is training a new generation of activists. Hosted by Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust, an organization that mobilizes pro-life youth activism, the Southern California Rally for Life beings at 7 p.m. at New Beginnings Community Church in Norco, Calif., and is part of Survivors' weeklong training camp for young pro-lifers.
"The Survivors are taking an active stand on behalf of those who have already been lost, and for those who are scheduled to die through abortion," the group said on its Web site. "We are empowered by the truth, enabled by extensive training, and unafraid of condemning the death of innocents."
The California-based organization considers those born after Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in 1973 "survivors."
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Full discussion: story/2009/7/1/162943/6890
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Examiner.com: A few years ago, Talk to Action exposed the convert or die ideology of the video game based on Tim LaHaye's Left Behind novels. Turns out that there is a new eliminationist video -- which has nine million views on You Tube -- zeroing in on Islam, and is produced by the Catholic right Thomas Moore Law Center.
Gloria Feldt analyzes "possibly the most idiotic 'Common Ground' discussion I have ever heard."
Charisma: Operation Rescue is training a new generation of activists. Hosted by Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust, an organization that mobilizes pro-life youth activism, the Southern California Rally for Life beings at 7 p.m. at New Beginnings Community Church in Norco, Calif., and is part of Survivors' weeklong training camp for young pro-lifers.
"The Survivors are taking an active stand on behalf of those who have already been lost, and for those who are scheduled to die through abortion," the group said on its Web site. "We are empowered by the truth, enabled by extensive training, and unafraid of condemning the death of innocents."
The California-based organization considers those born after Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in 1973 "survivors."
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