Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Who Ya Gonna Call?
Most Americans just call a lawyer not ghostbusters. May the outraged women of America break the bank of abortion clinics that have broken so many hearts. A friend told me that he did the math (he is an accountant) and found that there is a better than ninety per cent chance that the Abortion Breast Cancer link is for real. The more we learn the more tragic this becomes for those who were not informed of the increased risk for breast cancer. http://www.abortionbreaastcancer.com/press_releases/Silver051003/index.htm
I have two items to share with you.First, cancer fundraising profiteers and the abortion industry are conning the public by denying that women who have abortions are left with a greater risk of breast cancer. In his article below, Andrew Schlafly, Esq., general counsel to the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, argues that these industries are concealing considerable evidence of an abortion-breast cancer link from women "in an attempt to prevent massive lawsuits from being filed."Women in Pennsylvania, Oregon and Australia have brought successful lawsuits against abortion doctors for neglecting to reveal the increased risks of breast cancer and emotional harm. The plaintiff in the Oregon lawsuit, moreover, received an "offer of judgment" from her abortion provider. That means that the plaintiff didn't have to go to trial to establish that the abortion provider was liable and to win her lawsuit. The abortion provider agreed to accept liability. An "offer of judgment" is an even better "win" for the plaintiff than a settlement.Women who have abortions are also at greater risk for future premature births. (Premature birth is associated with cerebral palsy.)"The malpractice crisis is primarily due to the rise in breast cancer," argues Schlafly, "and high abortion rates are imposing this cost on all medical care." Schlafly adds that we haven't seen the worst of it yet. Science predicts a "tsunami of breast cancer cases from the large number of abortions in the 1980s and 1990s."In the words of Canadian researcher Brent Rooney, non-abortion providing doctors have become "the fall guys" for the misconduct of their medical organizations and the abortion and the cancer fundraising industries.Failing to speak out about a deadly risk isn't just an omission. It's a crime that might be compared to the crimes of Nazi doctors. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists adamantly denies an abortion-cancer link. Although many of these doctors perform abortions, the vast majority does not. The group's non-abortion performing doctors pay for the consequences of abortion every month when their medical malpractice premiums come due.Cancer fundraising businesses are poised to reap a windfall. Some day, it will dawn on women that the more money they give to those profiteering in cancer, the more breast cancer cases there are.Second, Eve Sanchez Silver announced that she is available for interviews and speaking engagements following her successful speaking tour "Down Under." Last week, she returned from her speaking engagements in Australia and New Zealand.You may read Schlafly's article and Silver's press release below. Please circulate this e-newsletter far and wide to your subscribers (if you have a subscription list) and to family and friends.
Sincerely,Karen MalecCoalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer
ABORTION-BREAST CANCER NEWS HEADLINES
"Had an abortion? Call an attorney"By Andrew Schlafly Celebrate LifeSeptember/October 2005
Press Release:"Australia-New Zealand target the abortion-breast cancer link"By Eve Sanchez Silver, Executive Director Cinta Latina ResearchOctober 3, 2005
Love is the only thing tough enough to outlast stupidity. Wired Al Yank-yo-chain-a-bit
'How can there be too many children? That is like saying there are too many flowers.' Mother Teresa.
Love is Tough Enough ¶ 2:13 PM
I have two items to share with you.First, cancer fundraising profiteers and the abortion industry are conning the public by denying that women who have abortions are left with a greater risk of breast cancer. In his article below, Andrew Schlafly, Esq., general counsel to the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, argues that these industries are concealing considerable evidence of an abortion-breast cancer link from women "in an attempt to prevent massive lawsuits from being filed."Women in Pennsylvania, Oregon and Australia have brought successful lawsuits against abortion doctors for neglecting to reveal the increased risks of breast cancer and emotional harm. The plaintiff in the Oregon lawsuit, moreover, received an "offer of judgment" from her abortion provider. That means that the plaintiff didn't have to go to trial to establish that the abortion provider was liable and to win her lawsuit. The abortion provider agreed to accept liability. An "offer of judgment" is an even better "win" for the plaintiff than a settlement.Women who have abortions are also at greater risk for future premature births. (Premature birth is associated with cerebral palsy.)"The malpractice crisis is primarily due to the rise in breast cancer," argues Schlafly, "and high abortion rates are imposing this cost on all medical care." Schlafly adds that we haven't seen the worst of it yet. Science predicts a "tsunami of breast cancer cases from the large number of abortions in the 1980s and 1990s."In the words of Canadian researcher Brent Rooney, non-abortion providing doctors have become "the fall guys" for the misconduct of their medical organizations and the abortion and the cancer fundraising industries.Failing to speak out about a deadly risk isn't just an omission. It's a crime that might be compared to the crimes of Nazi doctors. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists adamantly denies an abortion-cancer link. Although many of these doctors perform abortions, the vast majority does not. The group's non-abortion performing doctors pay for the consequences of abortion every month when their medical malpractice premiums come due.Cancer fundraising businesses are poised to reap a windfall. Some day, it will dawn on women that the more money they give to those profiteering in cancer, the more breast cancer cases there are.Second, Eve Sanchez Silver announced that she is available for interviews and speaking engagements following her successful speaking tour "Down Under." Last week, she returned from her speaking engagements in Australia and New Zealand.You may read Schlafly's article and Silver's press release below. Please circulate this e-newsletter far and wide to your subscribers (if you have a subscription list) and to family and friends.
Sincerely,Karen MalecCoalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer
ABORTION-BREAST CANCER NEWS HEADLINES
"Had an abortion? Call an attorney"By Andrew Schlafly Celebrate LifeSeptember/October 2005
Press Release:"Australia-New Zealand target the abortion-breast cancer link"By Eve Sanchez Silver, Executive Director Cinta Latina ResearchOctober 3, 2005
Love is the only thing tough enough to outlast stupidity. Wired Al Yank-yo-chain-a-bit
'How can there be too many children? That is like saying there are too many flowers.' Mother Teresa.
Love is Tough Enough ¶ 2:13 PM
