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Dybul's sin

from the NYTimes:

Jodi Jacobson, a former head of the Center for Health and Gender Equity, which wants financing for all aspects of women’s reproductive health, including abortion, wrote a blog post titled “Dybul Out: Thank You Hillary!!!” It argued that he had worked too closely with the far right, and she accused him of lobbying to please the Roman Catholic Church by letting its relief groups refrain from distributing condoms....

this is of course nonsense, because Catholic institutions are never going to give out condoms.

but it gets worse;

At the heart of the debate was the difficult bipartisan compromise behind Mr. Bush’s AIDS plan. It is the darling of two groups that normally oppose each other: foreign policy liberals who want to help Africa and evangelical Christians who support mission hospitals there.

This ignores that mission hospitals and church clinics supply most of the rural health care in Africa..

Notice the NYTimes says one or the other?

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Culture of life: Bone marrow stem cells reverse MS

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=CNG.e67f6ceac8d2d7ee544d913d28fedcc9.1231&show_article=1

"In clinical trials, a team of scientists led by Richard Burt of Northwestern University in Chicago essentially rebuilt the immune system of 21 adults -- 11 women and 10 men -- who had failed to respond to standard drug treatments.

First they removed defective white blood cells that, rather than protecting the body, attacks the fatty sheath, called myelin, that protects the nervous system.

The immune systems were then replenished with so-called haemopoeitic stem cells -- extracted from the patient's bone marrow -- capable of giving rise to any form of mature blood cell.

The technique is not new. But this was the first time it had been applied to young and relatively health individuals in the early, so-called "relapsing-remitting" phase of the disease. Participants had had MS for roughly five years."




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Culture of death article of the day

The head of the Bush initiative on HIV/AIDS to Africa has been removed.

Apparently he wasn't pushing the agenda of some very left wing groups, who want condoms in schools, no funding to church groups pushing abstinence,  etc.

He might be a gay doc whose work saved 2.2 million people, but he is not PC enough.





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Culture of death article of the day

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24961574-26040,00.html

unfaithful wive opt for prenatal testing...

the risky chorionic villa testing that has a high abortion/malformation rate and is rarely done except for severe malformation risks.

They presumably will abort the kid if the "wrong" man is the father.

what's wrong with this picture?

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Blog quote of the day

http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009/01/despite-bombing-ally-closing-gitmo.html

from gateway pundit:


In his first week as president Barack Obama already banned harsh interrogations, closed Gitmo, passed legislation to fund foreign abortions, pi$$ed off the Vatican, stared down a reporter, pi$$ed off Pakistan, bombed an ally, killed civilians, snarked at GOP leaders and bashed Bush and the AP claims he mostly avoided divisive partisan and ideological stands.
Yeah, right..


I couldn't say it better myself.


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whoops no blogging

sorry I have not been blogging....most of my essays are published elsewhere, and then I crosspost/rewrite for here.

But for two months I have been busy, and when I try to log on here (or even read Hewitt's blog) I couldn't get on.


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