Kathleen and Dalton: eighth wonder of the world

This is good. Brian Lilley asks why Kathleen Wayne isn't behind bars yet. I'd like to know why as well.

Kathleen and Dalton are also responsible for hiding abortion statistics. He started it and she keeps on doing it. What a pair. Seems she is part and parcel of the Dalton McGuinty template. A clone of him really.

But Ontario voters just keep voting them back in. Hard to understand really. I wish someone would explain it to me.

Pro-abortion arguments: dandelions in the wind

The twitter feed to #yes2trudeau is quite entertaining. Its purpose of course, is to counter the #no2trudeau campaign.

Here are a few of the comments on Twitter's #yes2trudeau:

"Why should MEN (or women) control the bodies of another person?"

"“No woman can call herself free who does not control her own body.” ― Margaret Sanger" 

"I believe in a woman's right to choose" 

"As a Liberal, and as a mother, I stand strongly in support of a women’s right to choose"

"...directly from the ruling. It violated the charters right under section 7, regardless of interpretations of human"

"It is every woman's fundamental right to choose. No one can take that away from us!"

"Seriously? We want to move forward, not back. My body, my informed decision. Support women's rights"

"Good conscious is not imposing your beliefs to remove rights from the people. I support womens rights and her right to choose."

"How can we be in this day and age and still want to control a woman's body"

Here's the thing. Can't the pro-abortions come up with an actual argument to explain why they support Trudeau's edict of discrimination against pro-life candidates? Something that makes sense? Because none of the "reasons" above make any sense at all.

Just like it doesn't make any sense when the pro-abortions are trying to convince us that abortion is necessary. Everyone knows that the pre-born child is not part of a woman's body; that abortion is not a constitutional right; that the statement "a woman's right to choose..." isn't even a sentence. So how can a reasonable person support any of that?

I'm tired of their boring rhetoric. Its just so much fluff. It makes me yawn. It makes me want to take a nap.

Quebec wants to increase abortions

This is just plain weird. Quebecers are falling over themselves with their pro-abortion worldview.

Anne-Marie Messier, director of a clinic thinks that abortion makes women equal to men. She said:

“What we’re saying is family planning and access to abortions are fundamental — the No. 1 priority when it comes to equality between men and women."

Then the article goes on to talk about how there will be more abortions in Quebec when Health Minister Gaétan Barrette said:

"Far from restricting access to abortion, Bill 20 would improve it by asking doctors to see more patients and perform more procedures."

Good grief. Quebecers must be really messed up. You'd think that maybe there would be a goal to have less abortions and not more. Are they going to start advertising to get more women to kill their unborn babies? Is that where this is headed?

What a sad sad province.

Doctors make charter challenge against CPSO

Doctors are doing a charter challenge against CPSO's discriminatory policy of forcing doctors to refer for procedurees that they conscientiously object to.

Good for the doctors.

CBC then reports this gem as the final line in their "news" report:

"The college also noted that it made the change only after a review process which included two public consultations."

What the CBC doesn't tell you in their so-called "news" item, is that those public consultations overwhelmingly supported doctor's freedom of conscience rights.

Good grief CBC, can you ever get out of the way of your own bias?

When the right to choose is no longer an unfinished sentence

Last night I had the good fortune to attend CCBR and CLCY's, opening night of their say No 2 Trudeau campaign in Victoria.

Jonathon Van Maren and Alissa Golob both presented to the audience and answered questions afterwards.

Jonathon told us that this will be the biggest pro-life campaign ever, depositing 1,000,000 postcards, and calling people to have the conversation. The conversation that the "pro-choice" people don't like to have: Abortion and Justin Trudeau's Personal Anti Pro-Life policy.

CCBR knows their graphic postcards work. They've done polling, and in in one campaign they delivered 110,000 postcards, and polled both before and after the campaign. They learned that 80% of the participants said they had seen the postcard. And that 42.3% said the postcard made them feel far more negative about abortion. The campaign also cut the number of people who felt positively about abortion by 18-22%.

Even the pro-abortions know this is effective.

In a LA Times article written by Frances Kissling (Catholics for a Free Choice) and Kate Michelman (NARAL) said this:

"In recent years, the antiabortion movement successfully put the nitty-gritty details of abortion procedures on public display, increasing the belief that abortion is serious business and that some societal involvement is appropriate. "

We were even honoured to have nine young liberals present, a teaching moment for them, I can tell you.

One question asked by the Liberal group was regarding some pro-life people who are violent. Jonathon replied that those people are not really pro-life at all, because they do not support the sanctity of life, and pro-life people always support the sanctity of life, for all people. That doesn't mean they have the right to violate his sanctity of life.

The questioner then countered saying:

"but it does allow you to violate the sanctity of a woman's right to choose?"

Jonathon replied that:

"There is no sanctity of a woman's right to choose to end the life of another human being."

Questioner again:

"Don't you believe in a woman's right to choose? It is her body right"?

Alissa responded:

"if I got pregnant today, and a month later I find out I'm pregnant, and then find out I'm pregnant with a male fetus, would I become a man?"

I think its quite possible the young Liberals learned a couple of things last night. At least I hope they did.

The campaign is going across the country, I hope you can attend the session in your city. You may learn something too.