When the 7-Eleven convenience store chain removed Playboy and Penthouse from its shelves in 1986, a national grassroots movement to eradicate pornography received a boost of encouragement. Since this key victory, North Carolina – the state dubbed “Smut Capitol of…
Read moreTUPELO, MS (EP) – Philip Morris/General Foods and RJR Nabisco are the top advertising sponsors of pornographic magazines, according to a study done by the American Family Association (AFA). AFA studied companies supporting Playboy and Penthouse with advertising, and f…
Read moreDETROIT, MI (EP) – The owner of Domino’s Pizza, a giant 500-store franchise operation, recently donated $50,000 to Operation Rescue, the pro-life direct action group which stages massive sit-in protests at abortion clinics, often closing them for hours at a…
Read moreFORMER SECRETARY OF EDUCATION AT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY CONVENTION’S NOMINATION OF DAN QUAYLE FOR U.S. VICE PRESIDENT ON AUGUST 19, 1992 HOUSTON, Texas – Thank you. Let me start by departing from my text. As a trained philosopher and as…
Read moreWhen Doctors Used to Condemn Abortion … From the pages of American history In 1871, abortion was considered a “foul, unprovoked murder” and unprofessional for physicians to perform. This was the stated opinion of the American Medical Association (AMA) –…
Read moreBy Bruce Donaldson On April 28th, over 350,000 pro-life demonstrators crowded around the Washington monument to be counted as the majority of Americans who are sick of America’s abortion holocaust. Their aim was to show the congress, the press and…
Read moreby Don Feder Bernard Nathanson needn’t feel lonely anymore. A founder of the abortion movement, now an eloquent exponent of the unborn, Dr. Nathanson once was an anomaly. Today he is joined by a growing number of colleagues. In November…
Read moreBy Adrienne Denny According to Thomas Jefferson, author of the above quote from the Declaration of Independence, there are no greater or lesser human beings; all are equal. Jefferson and the other Founding Fathers of the United States hoped to…
Read moreBy Ron Auvil As we approach the presidential election of 1992, I am reminded of the strikingly similar campaign of 1856. The similarities include an unresolved constitutional issue, a controversial Supreme Court decision, a caretaker presidency, and most of all,…
Read moreAfter World War II, German citizens living around Nazi extermination camps were required to visit the facilities to witness the artrocities they had permitted to occur. Though it was technically “legal” to kill Jews and other political prisoners, the citizens…
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Ronald Reagan changed his view as a result of watching The Silent Scream – a movie he considered so powerful and convicting that he screened it at the White House.
