Legalized abortion
1961-73 as most lawmakers already know was
manufactured by judicial
activism. "The Reproductive Healthcare Movement" created
false data and
false testimonies to achieve a
new unconstitutional legal precedent. One of the central legal arguments surrounding this act of social re-engineering has been medical safety for elective surgical abortion. (
Both legal and illegal)
Once again, history has proven this to be completely false! After
1967-73 most abortionists simply moved out from the
back alley onto Main St. and little has changed to help make surgical abortion anymore safe since Roe
vs.
Wade. But aside from the medical risks from surgical abortion and the lack of regulation of its providers is the brazen hypocrisy from The Reproductive Healthcare Movement for woman's safety! In 1978 the Chicago
Sun-Times launched an undercover investigation known as "The
Abortion Profiteers" series and by 1983 state legislators had passed laws in Illinois to regulate abortion providers and require them to comply with the same safety regulations that every other out-patient surgical center had to provide for their patients. After these safety regulations were passed into law the A.C.L.U. (
and others) challenged these regulations all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court in a case known as
Turnock vs. Ragsdale (1989).
Unfortunately this case was never ruled on by the U.S. Supreme Court. With just days before the court was to hear this case a backroom court settlement (
Consent Decree) was struck between the Illinois
Attorney General and A.C.L.U. So after nearly 12 years of effort by the people of the state of Illinois and lawmakers to secure the
safety of woman's lives most of these regulations were simply thrown out, rewritten or placed under the supervision of a self-governing medical board that seldom acts on
violations made by physicians. The Reproductive Healthcare Movement's arguments was that some of the businesses that provide elective abortion services for their clients could not afford
additional costs so some of these businesses would fail and there might be fewer businesses to provide these services. (For the poor) Remember Turnock
vs. Ragsdale dealt strictly with businesses that provided surgical abortions it never brought a
legal challenge to abortion itself.
The Ragsdale case never presented a challenge to legal abortion or to overturning Roe vs. Wade.
A central legal premise of
Roe vs. Wade/
Doe vs.
Bolton (
companion decision) is medical safety for woman. This is the very thing that many in the Reproductive Healthcare Movement have worked against for years so the dark
realities of abortion could remain
hidden from the general public and go
unchecked. In fact the
contraceptive cartels developed a
do it yourself surgical abortion kit
years ago distributed worldwide with the help of our
tax dollars.(
Doctor's not included)
These kits as well as
chemical non- surgical abortion pills and
vaccines that have conveniently caused
sterility are pushed on women in the third world often without medical supervision. So when complications set in and some of the women become infected or begin to bleed to death, they are left alone to become the next
victim in this
international theater that The Reproductive Healthcare Movement has created (for
the poor).
Anyone remember former First Lady
Laura Bush calling for quality
healthcare for woman in
Afghanistan? Soon after more
entitlement funding was extorted by these non-profit organizations (
N.G.O.'s) to advance depopulation
programs. In reading from a legal challenge brought against the Illinois Attorney General's settlement agreement in
Ragsdale vs. Turnock 7th. Dist. U.S. Appellate Court Judge Posner wrote ...
a woman who suffers a medical injury as a result of the failure of an abortion clinic to comply with the statute should be able to use the violation to establish medical malpractice...Sec.47. Was this a probable admission by this court, that it was abandoning the law, abandoning the state constitution and abandoning their obligation to protect woman's safety?
The results of the 7
th Dist. Appt. Court ruling and settlement agreement were special exemptions for The Abortion
Profiteers making medical
malpractice and medical fraud more difficult to prosecute. So what good are
statutes if our law enforcement agents chose not to
enforce the laws that are passed? And what good do any medical safety regulations have if physicians are left to a self-governing
state board of medical directors who occasionally look the other way when
repeat offenders who are found to be a danger to the general public? (Kermit
Gosnell M.D.) In the months ahead as policy advocates and politicians debate the gruesome details of the Philadelphia case and
what to do about it remember that history has proven that surgical abortion (like many invasive surgeries) is
unsafe! (Both
legal and illegal)
The eugenicist in The Reproductive Healthcare/
Ecology Movement will stop at nothing in their efforts to reduce our
planets population and will keep working until all abortion is funded by the government. These
eugenics advocates (
Margaret / Sanger) also
work to
restrict a woman's
reproductive rights by the number of children they bear. (China's
forced abortion policy)
Feminism has been taken over by an
elite group of
eugenic fascist from within the ecology/
environmental sciences. The
feminist movement was
used for decades to
establish depopulation
programs and within a few years will find out that they have been thrown under the bus and betrayed by their own
organizations to the
control of the
eugenicist when the bearing of children becomes a
crime and not a
choice! (
So much for my body and my right to decide) Ask yourselves
N.O.W. members how many more women must die from legal abortions in the U.S. before you act to save them? Since
1989 how many women have
died or have been physically damaged at the hands of The Abortion
Profiteers?
One of the greatest media hoaxes of the 20th century is The Reproductive Healthcare Movement's concern for social justice & women's safety
You know I've been thinking about where this Philadelphia case could be going? Months from now there might be a call put forth to have some type of committee to sit down and work out a solution together. Well that's what happened 32 years ago with the Ragsdale case between Illinois state legislators and the abortion industry long before any regulations were submitted to lawmakers. The result was that 12 years of the legislative process ended up at the bottom of a dumpster. As for the exchange process of
dialog to resolution goes, the abortion industrial complex has no vested interest, no quarterly earnings to suggest that self-imposed regulations would somehow increase their stock shareholders portfolio? In other words for anyone to
seriously suggest that a corporation would intentionally put forth a plan to decrease their annual profit margin by 1/3 is on a political
rabbit trail for
lemmings! These
common ground forums should be
rejected as
delusional at
best? The groups that have profited from advocating abortion in The Reproductive Healthcare
Movement have no credibility left to address woman's
safety anymore! End of story! Let's be clear about this one single issue since 1989 all of your leaders put themselves on record!
The Reproductive Healthcare Movement chose the
profit of businesses over the lives and
safety of women period! For years some pro-abortion activist would sing a song that ended with ..."
you don't care if women die" but it has been their own leadership that have abandoned women and helped to cover up these crimes. This tragedy of this West Philadelphia clinic is an
old story one that has been
repeated dozens of times with no end in
sight. This same type of unregulated
clinic mayhem revealed in the Philadelphia
indictments was made public back in
1978 by the Chicago Sun-Times series.
Nothing has changed with the business of abortion except for the amount of state and federal funding they receive. Had the Ragsdale case been heard in
1989 women's lives would have been spared from the many criminal acts of medical malpractice that have plagued the abortion industry for years. Abortion is not a right it's an industry, and non-profit organizations in reproductive healthcare that profit from government subsidies do so at the expense of woman's health and the many lives that are terminated from elective abortion! As we consider the issues of woman's
safety, medical malpractice,
Medicaid fraud,
healthcare fraud,
entitlement fraud, and the
hundreds of millions of
tax dollars handed over to The
Reproductive Healthcare Movement each year, perhaps we need to be reminding our
representatives in congress to
stop giving our
money to these
criminal enterprises that have such little regard for the
law or women's lives but are passionate about their
Title 10 and
Title X funding or the next (
STD) crisis they need to exploit for
planet, for
profit and oh yes...for
the poor!
W.W. Wallace is a student/writer and commentator on sociological trends, ethics, health and current events effecting our culture.