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J U N E 9, 2 0 1 2
Egypts MB wants Jerusalem as its capital 2
Wanted: Men to instate Allahs rule on Earth 2
Backstab: Defending Israel is Germanys duty 4
Merkel-Putin, new Molotov-Ribbentrop 5
Elizabeth II, Queen of the world 7
A
io1 of Chinese girls get aborted. Te nations
controversial one-child policy means that many
families decide they want their one child to be a
boyand take whatever steps modern medicine has
made available to ensure they get it.
Te trend is so prevalent that China has become
an increasingly sex-imbalanced country. Te most
extreme example, the port city of Lianyungang, has :o,
boys under age for every :oo girls.
By the time these kids are grown, their generation
will have : million more men than women. Science
journalist Mara Hvistendahl, author of Unnatural
Selection. Choosing Boys Over Girls, and the Con-
sequences of a Vorld Full of Men, says that, with a
combination of ultrasound and abortion, sex-selection
has claimed over :oo million potential women and
girlsin Asia alone. By comparison, she notes, .ius
has taken an estimated :, million lives worldwide.
One-hundred-and-sixty million babies killed, just in
Asia, simply for being the wrong sex.
Tese are the disturbing consequences of amorality.
In a country that largely sees no moral problem with
abortion, concerns of overpopulation gave rise to a
policy that has cut some oo million lives short, and
parents broadly and willingly sacrice their children
on the altar of personal gender preference.
A couple months ago, the Trumpets Brad Macdon-
ald wrote about how this custom has spread to Britain.
A Telegraph investigation found fairly widespread
use of the appalling practice
see SELECTIVE page 12
Pro-Choice Advocates
on Sex-Selective
Abortion: Get Over It
BY JOEL HILLIKER
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MIDDLE EAST
itself into a Middle Eastern version of
Singapore.
Whoopsie.
Both Barak and Sharon promised
that their unilateral surrender policies
would do more than merely transform
Hezbollah and Hamas into liberal
democrats. Tey said that by cutting
and running, Israel would earn the
love of the international community,
and winning the love of the likes of
Washington and Brussels, they said,
was the most urgent item on Israels
agenda.
Apparently Barak was referring
to the same imperative when on
Wednesday he said that Israel needs to
act fast because, We are on borrowed
time. We will reach a wall, and well
pay the price.
So yes, Hezbollah has taken over
not just south Lebanon, but all of
Lebanon. And true, there is no one
in the Palestinian Authority today
who is willing to accept the continued
existence of Israel in any borders. But
that just means we need the West to
love us even more. And the only way
to get the West to love us is by imper-
iling our very existence by handing
our heartland over to people who wish
to destroy our country.
We Need Men to
Carry Out the Plan of
Instating Allahs Rule
on Earth
MEMRI | June 4
A
o-miU1i video posted on
YouTube documents a jihadist rally
in Jordan, dedicated to the cause of
freeing mujahideen incarcerated in
Jordanian prisons, chief among them
being Sheikh Abu Muhammad Al-
Maqdisi. Te most prominent speaker
at the conference, jihadist sheikh Abu
Muhammad Al-Tahawi, called on
those present to support the impris-
oned mujahideen, and described the
Jordanian regime as heretical, corrupt
and oppressive. He urged Arabs and
Muslim regimes to take a lesson from
the collapse of regimes in the region,
and advised them to stop relying on
.1o, return to Islam, and reconcile
with their peoplesotherwise their
future would be in jeopardy.
Finally, he called upon the rally
participants not to be afraid of these
regimes, and to join the eorts to estab-
lish an Islamic caliphate and to instate
Allahs law throughout the world.
The Reign of the
Fantasists
Caroline Glick, JERUSALEM POST | June 1
D
ivisi Miis1iv Ehud Barak
has done it again. Speaking on
Wednesday at the Institute for Nation-
al Security Studies in Tel Aviv, Barak
warned that if Israel cant cut a deal
with the Palestinians soon, it should
consider surrendering Judea and Sa-
maria in exchange for nothing.
Even the diehard lefists in the
media had a hard time swallowing
his words. Afer all, when Barak was
premier, he oversaw Israels unilat-
eral surrender of south Lebanon in
:ooo. Barak promised that by giv-
ing Hezbollah south Lebanon, Israel
would force the Iranian proxy army
to disarm and behave like a Western
political party.
Whoopsie.
Ten of course, there is the Gaza
precedent. Ignoring the lesson of
Lebanon, Baraks successor Ariel
Sharon reenacted his unilateral sur-
render policy in Gaza in :oo,. Like
Barak, Sharon promised that once
Gaza was cleared of all Jewish pres-
ence, it would magically transform
I
v MUsiim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi
became president, Egypts new capital will no more be
Cairo, but the new capital will be Jerusalem, a prominent
Egyptian cleric said at a presidential campaign rally, which
was aired by an Egyptian private 1v channel.
Our capital shall not be Cairo, Mecca or Medina. It
shall be Jerusalem with Gods will. Our chants shall be:
millions of martyrs will march towards Jerusalem, prom-
inent cleric Safwat Hagazy said, according to the video
aired by Egypts religious Annas 1v on Tuesday.
Te video went viral afer being posted on YouTubeac-
companied by English subtitles by Memri 1vwith o:,o:
views until Tursday night.
Te United States of the Arabs will be restored on the
hands of that man [Morsi] and his supporters. Te capital
of the [Muslim] Caliphate will be Jerusalem with Gods
will, Hegazy said, as the crowds cheered, waving the
Egyptian ags along with the ags of the Islamist Hamas
group, which rules the Gaza Strip.
Tomorrow Morsi will liberate Gaza, the crowds
chanted.
Yes, we will either pray in Jerusalem or we will be mar-
tyred there, Hegazy said.
Hegazys speech came during a presidential campaign
rally at the Egyptian Delta city of Mahalla, where Morsi
attended along with the Muslim Brotherhood Supreme
Guide Mohammed Badei and members of the group and
its political wing the Freedom and Justice Party (v,v).
Morsi will challenge Egypts former prime minister
Ahmed Shaq in the election run-o, scheduled on June :o
and :,. Shaq, an air force general, was the countrys last
prime minister before former president Hosni Mubarak
was forced to step down by a popular uprising in February
:o::.
Jerusalem to Become Egypts Capital Under Morsis Rule
AL ARABIYA NEWS | June 7
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EUROPE
We have a plan, but it requires men.
We must aspire to restore the caliphate
that was taken away from us in ::.
Te second most important com-
mandment [in Islam]afer believing
in Allahis to establish the Islamic
caliphate, because the loss of the
caliphate led to the loss of faith and of
the state, and Muslim blood became
cheap . [Establishing the caliphate]
is no easy task, but Allah protects the
believers . [Note that] jihad used to
be conned to Afghanistan, but now
it is [being fought] in Afghanistan,
Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen, North
Africa, and, with Allahs help, also in
Palestine . But we need men who
uphold their commitment to Allah .
With Allahs help, you will be the ones
[to realize] the future plan of instating
Allahs law on Earth, with the help of
our brethren all over the world.

TW
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n Egyptian unrest boosts MB
popularity
Egyptians rallied in Tahrir Square
on Monday, demanding that gures
from Hosni Mubaraks former re-
gime be banned from running for
the presidency. In the rst round
of presidential elections last month,
Mubaraks last prime minister, Ahmed
Shaq, received :, percent of the vote.
He was second only to the Muslim
Brotherhoods Mohammed Morsi. Te
two candidates are scheduled for a
run-o election on June :o and :,. Te
Muslim Brotherhood is capitalizing
on public disapproval of Shaq and
his links to Mubarak. Many Egyptians
fear Shaq would create a Mubarak-
style autocratic regime. Previously,
many Egyptians feared that the
Muslim Brotherhood would be just
as domineering as Mubaraks regime.
However, now it appears that more
voters are backing Morsi as the only
way to defeat Shaq. In campaigning
for the rst round of the elections, the
Brotherhood espoused a bold Islamist
position. In this round, it is playing o
the fears of Shaq and is portraying it-
self more as the voice of the revolution.
Egyptian democracy is not produc-
ing the liberal, moderate, pro-West,
pro-Israel regime that Westerners had
hoped for.
n Corruption in the Abbas family?
New details have emerged on how
close family members of the Palestin-
ian Authority president have become
rich at the expense of the Palestinian
people and even the U.S. taxpayer.
Foreign Policy reported this week that
the latest charges have come from
Mohammed Rachid, an economic
adviser to the late Palestinian leader
Yasser Arafat, who is himself fac-
ing charges of corruption. Rachid
claims that Abbas has pocketed s:oo
million illegally. For several years,
there has been controversy over the
excessive wealth of Abbass two sons,
who have personally beneted from
several business deals, including
some funded by U.S. taxpayers. Te
Abbas family also reportedly owns
luxury properties worth more than
s:o million in Gaza, Jordan, Qatar,
Ramallah, Tunisia and the United
Arab Emirates. Te PA is among the
worlds leading per capita recipients
of international funding, but over the
years much of that has been siphoned
o for corrupt ocials while the peo-
ple have been kept down, essentially
to be used as a weapon against Israel
in the court of public opinion. Te
Abbas family wealth is just another
part of this picture.
United States of
Europe May Be the
Only Way to Save
Euro
GUARDIAN | June 4
W
i1u Fv.ci and Germany at
odds, and events moving quickly,
a strategy for scal and political union
is being drawn up
It is a measure of the speed at which
the politics of the euro crisis is chang-
ing. Only a fortnight ago all the atten-
tion was being lavished on Frances
new president, Franois Hollande,
being sworn in in Paris as Monsieur
Growth and rushing o on his rst
assignment to challenge Europes Frau
Austerity, Chancellor Angela Merkel.
We need new solutions. Ev-
erythings on the table, Hollande
pledged, meaning he would force
Merkel to remove the noseclip and
consider things that give o a foul
odor in Berlin, foremost among them
EurobondsGermany solving the
crisis at a stroke by agreeing to under-
write the debt of Spain, Greece, Italy
and all the rest. Fat chance.
By Saturday the growth versus aus-
terity contest had receded as Merkel
turned the tables on Hollande.
It was her turn to declare there
should be no taboos in grappling
with the hard options facing Europes
leaders as they wait to see what will
happen in Greece and Spain, and plot
their next moves at what is shaping up
to be a momentous summit at the end
of the month.
Merkel appeared to be calling not
only Hollandes but Frances blu. By
announcing there could be no censor-
ship of the eurozone to-do list, she
meant tabling radical, federalist steps
involving gradual loss of national
sovereignty over budgetary, scal,
social, pensions, and labor market
policies with the aim of forging a new
European political union over ve to
:o years.
Te UsiUnited States of Europe
is back. For the eurozone, at least.
Such political union, surrender-
ing fundamental powers to Brussels,
Luxembourg and Strasbourg, has
always been several steps too far for
the French to consider.
But Berlin is signaling that if it is
to carry the can for what it sees as the
failures of others there will need to be
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incremental but major integration-
ist moves towards a banking, scal,
and ultimately political union in the
eurozone.
It is a divisive and contested notion
which Merkel did not always favor. In
the heat of the crisis, however, she now
appears to see no alternative.
Te next three weeks will bring
frantic activity to this end as a quartet
of senior EU xers race from capital to
capital sounding out the scope of the
possible.
Herman Van Rompuy, president of
the European Council, Mario Draghi,
head of the European Central Bank,
Jean-Claude Juncker, Luxembourg
leader and longstanding head of the
Eurogroup of single currency coun-
tries, and Jos Manuel Barroso, chief
of the European Commission, are to
deliver a eurozone integration plan to
an EU summit on June :8-:.
All four are committed European
federalists.
Before the summit there is a fateful
Greek election and French parliamen-
tary polls, while time appears to be
running out for the Spanish banking
sector. Te nance minister in Madrid,
Luis de Guindos, says that the fate of
the euro will be decided over these
weeks in Spain and Italy.
Te impact of the project will be
immense, if it takes o.
In the third year of muddling
through, the choices facing Europes
leaders are getting starkerthe death
of the euro or the birth of a new Euro-
pean federation.
Beware a Rerun of
the Great Panic of
2008: Head of World
Bank Warns
DAILY MAIL | June 1
T
ui ui.u of the World Bank yester-
day warned that nancial markets
face a rerun of the Great Panic of :oo8.
On the bleakest day for the global
economy this year, Robert Zoellick
said crisis-torn Europe was heading
for the danger zone.
Mr. Zoellick, who stands down at
the end of the month afer ve years
in charge of the watchdog, said it was
far from clear that eurozone leaders
have steeled themselves for the loom-
ing catastrophe amid fears of a Greek
exit from the single currency and
meltdown in Spain.
Te ow of money into so-called
safe havens such as UK, German and
U.S. government debt turned into a
stampede yesterday.
In Berlin the two-year government
bond yield fell below zero for the rst
time, with the bizarre result that jit-
tery international investors are now
payingrather than being paidfor
lending to Germany.
Mr. Zoellick warned that the com-
ing months could be as bad as the col-
lapse of U.S. investment bank Lehman
Brothers in :oo8.
He said: Events in Greece could
trigger nancial fright in Spain, Italy
and across the eurozone. Te summer
of :o:: oers an eerie echo of :oo8.
If Greece leaves the eurozone, the
contagion is impossible to predict, just
as Lehman had unexpected conse-
quences.
A
ccovuiu 1o extensive research carried out by Spiegel,
Israel is equipping submarines built in the northern
German city of Kiel and partly paid for by the German
government with nuclear-tipped cruise missiles. Tree Dol-
phin-class submarines have already been delivered to Israel,
and three more will be delivered by :o:,. Te contract for
the sixth submarine was signed only recently.
On Monday, opposition parties called for an explanation
from the German government and more transparency on
weapons deals.
Te German government has neither conrmed nor de-
nied the Spiegel report, which was published Monday. Gov-
ernment spokesman Steen Seibert said that the govern-
ment did not get involved in speculation about a possible
later armament of the submarines, adding that the vessels
were delivered without weapons.
Philipp Missfelder, parliamentary foreign policy spokes-
man for Chancellor Angela Merkels conservative Christian
Democratic Union, told the daily Suddeutsche Zeitung that
the Israeli government was solely responsible for the deci-
sion about how the submarines were equipped. We have to
respect that, he said.
In an interview published in the Tuesday edition of the
mass-circulation daily Bild, Israeli Prime Minister Ben-
jamin Netanyahu said that the German-built submarines
were very important for defending Israels security. Te
recent sale of another German submarine was an impor-
tant adjunct to our national security, he said.
Netanyahu stressed that Israel had never asked other
countries to come to its defense. One of the great trans-
formations in the reconstitution of the Jewish state is the
regaining by the Jewish people of the ability to defend
ourselves by ourselves against any threat, he told Bild.
While I appreciate Germanys concern for Israels security,
the most important assistance that can be given to Israel
isto paraphrase Churchillto give us the tools and we
will do the job of defending ourselves.
Merkels stated position is that the security of Israel is
part of Germanys raison dtat, or national interest. In the
past, the German government has always stuck to the posi-
tion that it is unaware of nuclear weapons being deployed on
the vessels. Former high-ranking ocials from the German
defense ministry, including former State Secretary Lothar
Rhl and former chief of the planning sta Hans Rhle, told
Spiegel, however, that they had always assumed that Israel
would deploy nuclear weapons on the submarines.
Helping Israel Defend Itself Is Germanys Duty
DER SPIEGEL | June 5
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Mr. Zoellick said: Eurozone lead-
ers need to be prepared to recapitalize
banks. In the eurozone, the guaran-
tees of some national sovereigns are
unlikely to be sucient and only that
of the euro-sovereign will suce.
It is far from clear that eurozone
leaders have steeled themselves for
this step. Eurozone leaders need to be
ready.
Tere will not be time for meetings
of nance ministers to discuss the
outlook and debate the politics.
Merkel, Putin Talk
Nord Stream
Expansion
UPI | June 4
A
ixv.uiu Nord Stream natural
gas pipeline is possible, comments
from German Chancellor Angela
Merkel and Russian President Vladi-
mir Putin have indicated.
Merkel and Putin, in talks last week
in Berlin, discussed the possibility of
doubling the capacity of Nord Stream
to include third and fourth lines run-
ning under the Baltic Sea.
Merkel indicated earlier in the week
during a summit of the Baltic Sea
nations in Stralsund, Germany, that
opposition to the project from those
in her country who fear increasing de-
pendence on Russian gas supplies was
waning. Merkel said the controversy
over the Nord Stream project has
more or less settled again and praised
it as one factor in ensuring secure
energy supplies for Europe, an ocial
statement said.
Putin also voiced optimism fol-
lowing talks with Merkel Friday in
Berlin, saying more gas via Nord
Stream wouldnt make Germany more
dependent on Russian supplies but
would replace waning current sources
in the North Sea, RT Television re-
ported.
Te Russian president said there
were also other potential customers
for an expanded Nord Stream. You
know that gas through this transit
corridor will be delivered not just to
Germany, but other countries as well,
with Scandinavian countries and the
UK currently negotiating, he said.
Te rst of Nord Streams two
parallel pipelines shipping Russian
gas to Germany via the Baltic became
operational in November. Te sec-
ond has been laid and is expected to
come online late this year. Together,
the ,,o-mile pipelines are expected
to provide ,, billion cubic meters of
natural gas per year to European users,
allowing Russia to bypass Ukraine as
a transiting country for some of its gas
production.
G
ivm.v u.s set up a cyberwarfare unit designed to
carry out oensive operations, the countrys defense
ministry has admitted for the rst time in a parliamentary
report to legislators.
According to German reports, the Bonn-based Comput-
er Network Operations (co) unit had existed since :ooo
but was only now being readied for deployment under the
control of the countrys military.
Te initial capacity to oper-
ate in hostile networks has been
achieved, a German press agency
reported the brief document as
saying. Te unit had already con-
ducted closed lab simulations of
cyberattacks.
Although the German admis-
sion is not a huge surprisemost
countries are assumed to have
cyberoensive capabilitiesthe
clear declaration that the co has
an attack role has reportedly caused controversy among the
countrys legislators.
Te ambiguities are legion. Does the military have the
legal or constitutional authority to launch cyberattacks
against third parties without the approval of Parliament,
and, if so, under what circumstances:
Unlike physical attacks, cyberweapons cant be isolated
from their surroundings with the same degree of certainty.
If, as a growing body of evidence suggests, the U.S. govern-
ment sanctioned the use of cyber-malware such as Stuxnet,
are the authorities also held responsible should such cam-
paigns hit unintended victims:
Stuxnet caused widespread
disruption not only for its osten-
sible target Iran but many others,
including companies based in
states allied to the U.S.
Germany has long been known
for its Bundestrojaner (Fed-
eral Trojan) sofware, police
eavesdropping malware used by
several states to monitor crimi-
nal suspects by inltrating their
computers.
In at least one case, this sofware was used inappro-
priately by an ocer for personal reasons, leading (it is
believed) to the compromise and disruption of a German
police uvs system.
Germany Readying Offensive Cyberwarfare Unit
TECHWORLD | June 7
Criminal computer hackers are making tremen-
dous progress. But the greatest danger is not in
corporate America and Britain. It is in the mili-
tary. When you consider Germanys past and its
present ambition, beware. Germanys bullying
tactics in Europe have already alarmed many
experts. And I personally wonder what kind of
progress their computer hackers have made.
GERALD FLURRY
TRUMPET, MAY 2005
The future of Europe will be played
out, once again, between Germany
and Russia! Just as Germany did
with the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
prior to World War II, yet again a
German-dominated EU and Russia
will conclude a pact . Just as it was
in World War II, that pact will be
broken by an attack on Russia led
by Germany.
Trumpet, 2004
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ASIA
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n Russia, China vow to strengthen
ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin
praised his countrys relationship with
China during a summit of Central
Asian states in Beijing on Wednesday.
Putin said at a joint press conference
that the strengthening relationship
between the two neighbors is not
limited to the nancial sector, but also
includes international aairs and se-
curity. During a meeting with Chinese
Vice President Xi Jinping on the same
day, the Russian leader also vowed to
expand military cooperation between
Moscow and Beijing, which has steadily
accelerated in recent years, under the
Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Te strengthened relationship between
the two Asian giants has provided each
with a counterbalance against Western
nations as they deal with the ongoing
uprising in Syria and Irans contro-
versial nuclear enrichment program.
Tese events demonstrate the accuracy
of the Trumpets forecast of an emerg-
ing Russian-Chinese alliance. Expect
an even stronger alliance to congeal
between these two powers, which are
prophesied to unleash their militaries
in a spectacular battle with profound
implications for the entire world.
n Putin imposes stiff penalties for
Russian protesters
On Wednesday, the Kremlin-con-
trolled upper house of Russias parlia-
ment passed a measure that imposes
serious nes on protests that dont
comply with Moscows rigid rules. Te
bill levies nes of up to s:o,ooo on
organizers of demonstrations that at-
tract larger crowds than allowed, have
been banned, occur at an unapproved
time or location, or turn violent.
Protesters at such rallies would face
nes of as much as s:o,ooo, and up to
:oo hours of community service as a
punishment. Te timing and speed of
the measures passage reect Russian
President Vladimir Putins concern
about protests that have continued
since Decembers disputed parliamen-
tary elections and his own election in
March. Putin returned to the Kremlin
with more power than any Russian
since the collapse of communism,
and the stage is set for him to take
on a new and much more dictatorial
role. Putin has long been working to
rebuild Russias inuence in its former
Soviet periphery, and the drastic mea-
sures he passed Wednesday to quell
domestic unrest will allow him to
intensify these eorts. Such moves in
Moscow are signicant because they
will frighten Russias European neigh-
bors and hasten their unication.
W
u.1iviv u.vviiu to basic hu-
mility? Where did the experience
of shame at wrongdoing disappear
to: Indeed, to where did the whole
concept of wrongdoing ee: Does
anyone know what self-eacement
means anymore: Whatever happened
to the magnanimous, seemingly in-
nate, desire of the Anglo-American
peoples to give to the benet of fellow man with the expec-
tation of gaining little or nothing in return:
Self-sacrice built the British peoples into the greatest
empire on Earth. Te great pioneering spirit of help-thy-
neighbor built America into the greatest single nation in
history. Self-indulgence is ultimately destined to reduce
these once-great peoples to enslavement by the enemies
toward which they were so magnanimous in their defeat in
war.
A :oo, report titled Egos Inating Over Time, pro-
duced by a team of researchers led by psychologist Jean
Twenge of San Diego University, warned that the self-indul-
gent child-rearing techniques foisted o onto Generation-X
parents has resulted in Gen Yers being known for their
general lack of empathy, their innate xation on self, their
general lack of manners and inability to satisfactorily adapt
as contributing members of a stable society.
Considering this history of the hedonistic sofness
within which Generation Y has been indulged, the authors
of Egos Inating Over Time reached a remarkable con-
clusion: Self-correction may occur, however, given a strong
enough external force.
But the strength of the intervention of that strong exter-
nal force, it would seem, will have to be far in excess of that
posed even by such phenomena as /::, Hurricane Katrina
or the current economic crisis. Few have made the connec-
tion between those curses and the mass denigration of their
human potential.
One thing we can tell you, on the supreme authority of the
Creator of Generation X, Generation Y, and all generations of
mankind tracking back to Adam himself, is that the infer-
ence this report made is true: Te only solution to this current
narcissistic generation is, in reality, direct, sudden and immi-
nent intervention by that strong enough external force!
Te fact is, believe it or not, only when that supernatural,
strong external force intervenes in world aairs will all man-
kind be able to fully realize its incredible human potential!
The Ugly Transition From Gen X to Gen Y
ANGLO-AMERICA
RON FRASER
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O
i ov the qualities I love the most
about Britains royal family is its
tendency to inspire a majestic, unpar-
alleled hope. If you happened to catch
the moment Queen Elizabeth ii took
the stage outside Buckingham Palace
on Monday night to celebrate her Dia-
mond Jubilee, youll know what I mean.
Tis weeks celebrations furnished a few moments like
this, moments in which the pomp and pageantry created
the sense that something larger, something more special
and impressive than merely the celebration of the Queens
oo years on the throne, was permeating the festivities.
It was all stirring: the magnicent armada of boats on
the Tames on Sunday; the sea of red and blue, and ut-
tering Union Jacks that lled the city streets; the reworks;
the guards (and others) dressed in elaborate, quintessen-
tially English attire; the spine-tingling pierce
of trumpets echoing through Londons
cobbled lanes; the throng of patriotic English
singing, in unison, over and over, God save
the Queen.
But it felt as if these tangibles were hints of
some deeper, larger, intangible reality.
Tere were times even Queen Elizabeth ii, an extraordi-
nary, seless lady worthy of respect and admiration, seemed
more like a spectatortransxed along with the masses on a
larger realitythan the heroine at the center of it all. Tis is
not to marginalize Queen Elizabeth, her impressive tenure
as Britains queen, or the monarchy. Its just that there were
moments when you couldnt help but feel that something
greater than Elizabeth ii and the royal family was on display.
Something visceral, unquantiabledeeply spiritual.
You could sense it in the moment when Queen Elizabeth
graced the stage on Monday. She didnt speak, and it wasnt
the salutary words by Prince Charles. Rather, it was the sight
of hundreds of thousands of British, with millions more
watching from home, setting aside their disagreements, their
trials and tribulations, and joyfully, tearfully xating for a
eeting moment on their queen. It was the picture of virtu-
ally an entire nation stopping what it was doing and singing,
in splendid unity, with gusto and a spirit of patriotism many
thought was dead, God save the Queen, God save the Queen.
To fully appreciate what Im talking about, take a few
moments to read : Kings :. Here, King David, the famous
king of Israel, is about to die. Before he dies, however, he or-
chestrates the coronation of his young son, Solomon, as his
replacement as king over Israel. Following young Solomons
coronation, the people of Israel react with a magnicent dis-
play of loyalty and patriotism: And they blew the trumpet,
and all the peoples said, God save king Solomon (verse ,).
Imagine that. Here we are, ,ooo years afer Solomons coro-
nation, and we have a people still singing God save the king.
For me, it was the moment afer the Queen placed a
symbolic, large diamond in the cradle to light the last of
,:,o beacons that gripped my heart. At rst, theres an
awkward silence as the crowd noise dwindles and the Queen
looks on in anticipation. Ten, afer what seems like an
eternity, you hear the distinct, gripping introduction of the
greatest coronation anthem ever composed. It starts o qui-
et, but soon gets louder, and louder, and louder, till nally
the orchestra, the choirat exactly the same time reworks
begin exploding over Buckingham Palacethunders the
famous refrain, Zadok the Priest, and Nathan the Prophet.
Its not just the general scene, the music, the rapturous
crowd, the reworks. Its the words and vision. In : Kings
::,,-,, King David gave specic instructions about who
God wanted to crown his son Solomon. Take with you the
servants of your lord, and cause Solomon my son to ride
upon mine own mule, and bring him down to Gihon. And
let Zadok the priest and Nathan the prophet anoint him
there king over Israel. Within a few hours,
it says in verse,, Z.uox 1ui vviis1
[u.u] .oi1iu Soiomo.
During a recent interview with the vvc,
the archbishop of Canterbury recalled
Elizabeths June :,, coronation an she was
anointed by consecrated oil just as Old Tes-
tament Kings had been . Turn, yet again, to the corona-
tion of Solomon beside the Gihon Spring. And Zadok the
priest took an horn of oil out of the tabernacle, and anointed
Solomon. And they blew the trumpet, and all the people
said, God save king Solomon.
Its all pretty phenomenal, when you think on it. Te way
Britain has unknowingly yet enthusiastically orchestrated a
scene remarkably similar to the coronation of King Solo-
mon in ancient Jerusalem ,ooo years ago!
Is this coincidence: Or is it possible the reason Britain
continues these traditions is because the British royal family
today is actually descended from King David: Take a few
moments to dwell on Gods promise to King David in : Sam-
uel ,. God tells the king that when thy days be fullled, and
thou shalt sleep with thy fathers, I will set up thy seed afer
thee, which shall proceed out of thy bowels, and I will estab-
lish his kingdom. God is talking about Solomon. In verse :,,
God says of Solomon, He shall build an house for my name,
and I will stablish the throne of his kingdom for ever.
You see, beginning with his son Solomon, David would
always, forever, have a descendant ruling as a monarch
over Israel! To those with an objective mind, events like
this weeks Diamond Jubilee celebrationwhich are lled
with biblically signicant symbolismprove a perfect op-
portunity to get a glimpse at the stunning royal heritage of
Britains monarchy. Ultimately, this is why grand, majestic
events like this weeks Diamond Jubilee are so inspiring and
hope-lled: Tey put the spotlight on the throne of David,
on the history-altering promise God made to Davidand
the vision of the future embodied by the British royalty!
Elizabeth II, Queen of the World
BRAD MACDONALD
3,000 years after Solomons
coronation, and we have
a people still singing God
save the king.
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Court Rules Its Illegal
for Christians to Re-
fuse to Photograph
Same-Sex Ceremonies
CWN | June 5
T
ui Niw Mexico Court of Ap-
peals has ruled that it is illegal for
a photography business owned by
Christians to refuse to photograph a
same-sex wedding ceremonyeven
though New Mexico law does not
permit same-sex marriage.
Te court based its judgment on
the text of the New Mexico Human
Rights Act (muv.), which makes it
illegal for any person in any public
accommodation to make a distinction,
directly or indirectly, in oering or
refusing to oer its services to any
person because of race, religion, color,
national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual
orientation, gender identity, spou-
sal aliation or physical or mental
handicap.
Elane Photographys owners are
Christians who believe that marriage
is a sacred union of one man and
one woman, the court noted in its
opinion. Elane Photography denied
Willocks request to photograph the
ceremony based upon its policy of
refusing to photograph images that
convey the message that marriage can
be dened to include combinations
of people other than the union of one
man and one woman . Tey also
believe that photography is an artisti-
cally expressive form of communica-
tion and photographing a same-sex
commitment ceremony would disobey
God and the teachings of the Bible by
communicating a message contrary to
their religious and personal beliefs.
Drug-Resistant Gon-
orrhea Has Spread
Across the World
GUARDIAN | June 6
D
vUu-visis1.1 s1v.is of gonor-
rhea have spread to countries
across the world, the United Nations
health agency says, and millions of
patients may run out of treatment
options unless doctors catch and treat
cases earlier.
Scientists reported last year nding
a superbug strain of gonorrhea in
Japan in :oo8 that was resistant to all
recommended antibiotics and warned
then that it could transform a once
easily treatable infection into a global
health threat.
Te World Health Organization
(wuo) said those fears were now real-
ity with many more countries, includ-
ing Britain, Australia, France, Norway
and Sweden reporting cases of the sex-
ually transmitted disease resistant to
cephalosporin antibioticsnormally
the last option against gonorrhea.
Gonorrhea is becoming a major
public health challenge, said Manjula
Lusti-Narasimhan, from the wuos
department of reproductive health
and research. She said more than :oo
million people were newly infected
with the disease every year.
Te organism is what we term a su-
perbugit has developed resistance to
virtually every class of antibiotics that
exists, she told a brieng in Geneva.
If gonococcal infections become un-
treatable, the health implications are
signicant.
If lef untreated, gonorrhea can
lead to pelvic inammatory disease,
ectopic pregnancy, stillbirths, severe
eye infections in babies and infertility
in both men and women.
It is one of the most common
sexually transmitted diseases in the
world and is most prevalent in South
and Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan
G
iovui Osvovi has hinted at a British referendum on
Europe, saying any reshaped UK relationship with
EU would have to be put to British voters for approval.
Te chancellor spoke as eurozone leaders debate
moves towards a deeper political union in response to
the crisis aecting the single currency.
Conservative M.P.s believe that the crisis will mean
changes in the way the European
Union works, changes that should
trigger a referendum in the UK.
Te coalition has promised that
any move to transfer more power
from Westminster to Brussels
will be put to a referendum.
In a vvc Radio Four interview,
Mr. Osborne was asked whether
a reshaped British relation-
ship with the EU should be put to voters. He replied: A
reshaped relationship with Europe would imply, would
involve, a transfer of sovereignty or powers from the UK
to Brussels.
Te chancellor urged the Continent to build up greater
scal union including a common insurance scheme to
help ailing banks such as those in Spain.
But he said Britain would not be part of itand that
before he consented to allowing the move he would want
safeguards to protect the nan-
cial services sectorBritains
largest industry.
He said: We want the euro
to work but there will have to
be safeguards for Britains most
important industry, its largest
private employer.
He told the Radio Today
program that there is no way
that Britain is going to be part of any eurozone banking
unionbut urged them to set one up.
British Referendum on Europe
TELEGRAPH | June 7
The Germans are coming back from the de-
struction of World War II in breath-taking man-
ner. Germany is the economic and military heart
of Europe. Probably Germany will lead and
dominate the coming United States of Europe.
But Britain will be no part of it!
HERBERT W. ARMSTRONG, 1975 IN PROPHECY
JUNE 9, 2012
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Africa. In the United States alone,
according to the Centers for Dis-
ease Control and Prevention (cuc),
the number of cases is estimated at
around ,oo,ooo a year.
Te wuo called for greater vigi-
lance on the correct use of antibiotics
and more research into alternative
treatments for gonococcal infections.
The Queens
Decaying Throne
AUSTRALIAN | June 7
I
1 is possible, on the Welsh borders
where I spent the Queens jubilee,
to believe that something of the old
England remains.
At the start of the reign whose ooth
anniversary we celebrate, Britain
was one of the best-ordered societies
in western Europe. Now, oo years later,
it is easily the most crime-ridden.
Unpleasant social disorder is every-
where; in many places, a virtual dusk-
to-dawn curfew has been imposed on
old people by the drunken disorder
that appalls and disgusts foreigners.
Our police, once a model to the
world, increasingly resemble an alien
occupying army, or fascist militia,
festooned with all the apparatus of
repression, who inspire fear mainly in
the innocent, and who are bullying yet
ineectual.
Te state of the country is parlous
in more ways than one. Large areas,
once industrial, resemble the So-
viet Union with takeaway pizza. Te
only private enterprise consists of
retail chains that recycle government
subventions to the unemployed. Te
middle class in such areas is composed
almost entirely of public employees
and professionals who cater to the
social problems created by mass un-
employment.
Even at the height of the so-called
boom, in :ooo, there were :. million
people claiming to be so ill that they
could not work at all. And thus the
British benet system performed the
miracle of causing more invalids than
World War i. For years British social
and economic policy has been to suck
in large amounts of unskilled foreign
labor while maintaining high levels of
indigenous unemployment.
Tanks to the state-funded and
encouraged destruction of the family,
at least a fh of children in Britain
eat a meal with another member of
their household less ofen than once a
week.
At the start of the Queens reign,
Britain led in more than one eld. It
invented the nuclear energy industry,
for example; but now, if it wants to
build nuclear power stations, it has
to apply for assistance from foreign
countries. Tis is despite the fact it
spends ve times as much per capita
on education as it did at the begin-
ning of the reign. Spend more, achieve
less: that has been the motto that has
guided successive British governments.
Te country has become deeply
corrupt, but in a typically British way
. Corruption and irresponsibility,
indeed, have been legalized: pound
sterling :: billion, for example, has
disappeared without trace (except for
O
M.v :o, the Vall Street journal
reported on why there will be an
economic collapse before America
solves its spending problems.
One in seven households is on food
stamps. Another one in seven Ameri-
cans receives or lives with someone who
gets Medicare. More than one in seven
households relies on Social Security.
More than one in four has at least one person on Medicaid.
One in ,o households has a member relying on unemploy-
ment benets. Tousands more have members on disability.
Add it all up and .: percentalmost halfof America
lives in a household where at least one member receives
some type of government benet! Many households receive
more than one government handout.
And if nothing changes, the number is set to soar far
higher. Tere are :o percent more people (as a percent of
households) reliant on the government today than there
were during the early :8os. Te recent recession accounts
for only a small fraction of the gain.
Why is this a disaster:
According to author Durham W. Ellis, Greek historian
Alexander Tyler wrote: A democracy cannot exist as a
permanent form of government. It can only exist until the
voters discover that they can vote themselves money from
the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority
always votes for the candidates promising the most money
from the public treasury, with the result that a democracy
always collapses over loose scal policy . (emphasis added
throughout)
Not one administration since :oo has balanced its bud-
get (President Clinton included).
According to ocial government statistics, Americas
total unfunded liabilities (primarily the amount we have
promised voters in Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare)
is now over so: trillion. But the actuaries at the c.1o Insti-
tute, using real-world accounting practices that the govern-
ment demands businesses use, say the shortfall is actually
closer to s::., trillion!
Meanwhile, Americas total uuv (the value of all the
goods and services produced in the entire country for the
year) is only a little over s:, trillion.
USA Today reports that if the government were to actu-
ally try to balance its budget, the typical American house-
hold would have had to pay nearly all of its income in taxes!
Tat is just to balance the budget, never mind paying down
the debt.
Economic collapse is coming to Americawe voted for
it. Te only question is how soon.
Voting Ourselves Into Economic Collapse
ROBERT MORLEY
JUNE 9, 2012
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some very rich consultants) on a sup-
posedly benecial scheme to provide
centralized and uniform medical
records for the entire population. No
crime has been committed, but the
money has gone. Tis is typical.
During the reign of Elizabeth ii the
standard of living of the population
has undoubtedly risen enormously
not even British political incompe-
tence could prevent the eects of
technical progress. But the odor of
unstoppable decay at a deeper level is
everywhere evident.
None of this is the Queens fault:
her self-mastery and devotion to duty
have been exemplary. She deserved a
better country; but orgies of celebra-
tion are certainly not in order.

TW
I N B R I E F
n Planned Parenthood opens clinic
inside Los Angeles high school
Te Planned Parenthood organiza-
tion is collaborating with the Los
Angeles Unied School District to
reduce the number of unplanned
teen pregnancies by opening a clinic
at Roosevelt High School. Rather
than advising sexual abstinence until
marriage, however, this clinic will
be providing teens with free birth
control, pregnancy tests and screen-
ings for sexually transmitted diseases.
About half of all student visits to the
Roosevelt High nurses oce in the
past year have been for reproductive
reasons, so the school has decided
to reach out to
Planned Parent-
hood to lighten its
load. What people
generally do not
realize about
Planned Parent-
hood is that in
order to get new
customers to pay
for these services,
it actively recruits
them. How: By
earnestly encour-
aging people to
indulge in illicit
sexual activity as
early as possible in life. If people do
not embrace Gods true purpose for
marriage, sex and family, no amount
of free contraceptives will curb the
tide of misery and family breakdown
across the nation.
n Fears of grisly drug-fueled vio-
lence grip Miami
One week afer the horric incident
where a naked Miami resident was
I
1ui days of ancient Israel, God
was on the lookout for a productive,
diligent young man who could one
day replace Saul as king of Israel. Te
Prophet Samuel was sent to the house
of Jesse, where he was instructed to
anoint one of Jesses sons to become
the new king (: Samuel :o).
But as Jesse presented his seven
sons, each time God told Samuel that this son was not the
one chosen (verses :-:o). As it happened, Jesse had one
more son who was in the elds tending to the sheep.
In verse ::, we nally meet Davidthe youngest of eight
brothers. David was a pleasant-looking, average-size young
man who had developed into an outstanding musician
and poet. He was smart and physically strong, spending
much of his time in the elds of Judea and ofen sleeping
outdoors. He had developed a balanced and well-rounded
personality, even as a young man.
And yet, considering how his father overlooked him
when Samuel arrived, David certainly wasnt considered
the star of the family. But God was impressed with this
young mans heart.
Davids rise as a young man coincided with the decline
of Saul, who had lost Gods Holy Spirit and was being
harassed by demons. An individual in the kings court who
was well aware of Davids unique skill set suggested David
come play soothing music for Saul (verses :-:o).
Tus began a beautiful relationship that ended up reveal-
ing so much about Davids character. David was the right-
ful heir to the throne, yet there was not a hint of jealousy or
competition in the way he treated Saul. In fact, he became
one of Sauls most trusted advisers! As long as Saul re-
mained king of Israel, David humbly submitted to him.
Tis is why God chose David to be king. David loved
Saul greatly. He ioviu people. And he demonstrated that
godly love by his actions.
David worked faithfully to use uplifing, wholesome
music to drive away the evil spirits that plagued Saul
(verses ::-:,). To be such an accomplished musician at such
a young age means David must have devoted many hours,
days and years of his youth to develop his talents. David
didnt waste his youth on trivial things. He was an active,
productive young man who diligently developed all sides of
his personality. Above all, David loved people and strove to
live by the law of God.
Remember the example of this young shepherd boy. God
was able to take this young manwho few thought would
amount to anythingand turn him into a king!
The Boy Who Became King
STEPHEN FLURRY
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OTHER NEWS AND NOTES
T
wo urczurs of research indicate that our ecosystems are
paying the price for business as usual
Te loss of the planets biological diversity is increasingly
threatening [the Earths] ability to provide humans with
goods and services like food, water, fodder, fertile soils, and
protection from pests and disease, according to a sweeping
review of :o years of research by an international team of
ecologists, including biologists from McGill University and
the University of British Columbia.
We believe that ongoing loss of biological diversity is
diminishing the ability of ecosystems to sustain human so-
cieties, says Andrew Gonzalez, Associate Professor with the
Department of Biology and the Quebec Center for Biodiver-
sity Science at McGill University and author on the paper.
Weve reached a point where eorts to preserve species
and biological diversity might no longer be an act of altru-
ism, says Diane Srivastava, Professor with the Department
of Zoology and the Biodiversity Research Center at Univer-
sity of British Columbia and author on the paper.
Te balance of evidence reviewed in the study shows
that genetic diversity increases the yield of commercial
crops, enhances the production of wood in tree planta-
tions, improves the production of fodder in grasslands, and
increases the stability of yields in sheries. Plant diversity
also contributes to greater resistance to invasion by exotic
plants, inhibits plant pathogens such as fungal and viral
infections, enhances above-ground carbon sequestration
through enhanced biomass, and increases nutrient re-min-
eralization and soil organic matter.
As much as the consensus statements by doctors led to
public warnings that tobacco use is harmful to your health,
this is a consensus statement by experts who agree that
loss of Earths wild species will be harmful to the worlds
ecosystems and may harm society by reducing ecosystem
services that are essential to human health and prosperity,
says Bradley Cardinale, Associate Professor at the Univer-
sity of Michigan and leader of the research eort. We need
to take biodiversity loss far more seriouslyfrom individu-
als to international governing bodiesand take greater
action to prevent further losses of species.
Loss of Biodiversity Increasingly Threatens Human
Well-Being
shot dead by police while he was
literally eating the face o an un-
armed homeless man, another Miami
resident had to be dragged scream-
ing from a restaurant for disturbing
the peace. Once the authorities got
him to the police car, he threatened
to eat two of the ocers and then
started growling like an animal. Te
oender, De Leon, ::, tested positive
for marijuana, Xanax and alcohol. He
also told authorities he was on a drug
called Cloud Nineapparently the
same type of bath salts that Miami
police have linked to the face-mauling
case. Tese cases have caused fear that
a drug-induced plague of violence is
settling on Miami. As drug tracking
skyrockets in America, crimes like
these can only become more common.
n Flotilla marks Queens 60th year
on throne
Britains Queen Elizabeth ii, along
with her family, stood on the deck of
the royal barge on Sunday to review
the otilla organized to celebrate
her Diamond Jubileethe ooth
anniversary of her coronation. Te
Queen was greeted by a cheering sea
of red, white and blue as :.:, million
spectators lined the bridges and river
banks of the River Tames in London,
undaunted by persistent rain. Te
o,o-strong otilla presented to the
Queen is believed to be the most spec-
tacular such pageant in over ,oo years,
and is not expected to be repeated in
decades. A boat carrying eight special-
ly-cast Jubilee bells led
the oating proces-
sion, with church
bells along the river
bank answering as the
vessels passed by. Te
otilla also included
a collection of small
ships that were used
to rescue stranded
troops from the
beaches of Dunkirk in
World War ii. To the
puzzlement of foreigners, much of the
world is still fascinated with this royal
family. About : billion people watched
the wedding of Prince William and
Catherine Middleton last July. And
millions around the world are cel-
ebrating the Queens Diamond Jubilee
with similar pageantry. To understand
the underlying reason why this royal
family continues to intrigue so many
people, read our article Te Most
Inspiring Part of the Royal Wedding
in the July :o:: Trumpet.
MCGILL NEWSROOM | June 6
Te otilla of 1000 boats sails towards Tower
Bridge during the Diamond jubilee Tames River
Pageant on june 3, 2012 in London, England.
GETTY IMAGES
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within the nation that has become the
abortion capital of Europe.
Last week, a series of events showed
that sex-selective abortion is also tak-
ing place in America.
Planned Parenthood is the largest
abortion provider in the U.S. Tough
it ocially opposes the procedure
(Planned Parenthood condemns sex selection motivated
by gender bias, it says on its website), its actions prove
otherwise.
Last Tursday, a bill called the Prenatal Nondiscrimi-
nation Act passed through the U.S. House of Representa-
tives that would have criminalized abortion based on sex.
Planned Parenthood actively worked to defeat the legisla-
tion. Te White House also opposed it, claiming it was un-
necessary government intrusion into medical decisions and
private family matters. Tough the bill had solid congres-
sional support, receiving a :o-:o8 vote, it failed to achieve
the two-thirds majority required for its passage.
Also last week, at least two dierent Planned Parenthood
clinics were caught on tape permitting if not promoting
gendercide.
Pro-life advocacy group Live Ac-
tion released an undercover video of
a Planned Parenthood clinic in Aus-
tin, Texas, encouraging a woman to
abort her baby because it is a girl. In
the video, a woman posing as a cli-
ent claims to be in her rst trimester
and asks if she can get an abortion if
her baby turns out to be a girl. We
want two. I already have a girl, and we want a boy and girl,
she explains.
Te Planned Parenthood staer counsels her to wait un-
til ve months into the pregnancy in order to be certain of
the babys sex, and then to abort if it is a girl. By that point
it would be a late-term abortion.
Te counselor even advises how the client can scam
Medicaid into paying for the ultrasound by pretending she
will carry the child to term. Tis is advice from an orga-
nization that receives nearly s,,o million in government
funding.
In a second video, a Planned Parenthood worker at a
New York City clinic encourages an apparent client who
openly says she plans to abort her pregnancy if it turns out
to be a girl. [H]ere at Planned Parenthood we believe that
its not up to us to decide what is a good or a bad reason for
somebody to decide to terminate a pregnancy, the social
worker explains.
A spokesman for the organization told Hungton Post
that no Planned Parenthood clinic will deny a woman an
abortion based on her reasons for wanting one, except in
those states that explicitly prohibit sex-selective abortions
(Arizona, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Illinois).
So much for condemning such abortions.
Te fact is that logically, the person who believes
abortion is ne has no reason to oppose sex-based abor-
tion. As Mr. Macdonald wrote, Morally, is there really
a distinction between ending a pregnancy because the
parent/s dont want a girl, and ending a pregnancy because
the parent/s simply dont want a child: Either way, the end
result is the termination of an unborn human. If you really
believe a fetus has no intrinsic moral worth or right to live,
then what dierence does the sex make:
In fact, that is exactly the argument made by pro-
choice advocate Allison Benedikt in this eye-opening
Slate article, Why Pro-Choicers Should Be OK With
Sex-Selection Abortions. Strategically, it makes no sense
to give in to this idea that theres somehow something a
little queasier about having an abortion for gender than,
say, for money. Tese are equally legitimate reasons, she
explains. One might make you uncomfortable in your
gut, but it cant make the movement hesitate. Because that
hesitation makes it that much easier for so many of
those other reasons (money, timing, work) to seem a little
not-OK too.
Also, lets just remember that we are talking about
fetuses, she continues. No matter how many ultrasound
pics get posted to Facebook, these are fetuses with female
genitals or male genitalsnot little girls and little boys. If
pro-choicers object to aborting because of the sex of the
fetus, arent we then saying that abortion is murdering
girls: Arent we basically arguing that a fetus is not a blank
slate but a future possibility: Tat is not the case to make if
your goal is to protect abortion rights. Gulp for a second if
you must, then get over it.
Tis is the logicaland dismayingconclusion of the
amorality that leads to abortion in the rst place: Abso-
lutely nothing must stand in the way of the free, unfettered
ability to end a pregnancy whenever and for whatever
reason someone chooses.
Where do you stand: Pro-choice is a euphemism for
pro-abortion. Have you taken a clear-eyed look at the
issue: You can read of the dark alleys that such thinking
leads to in our article A Chilling Peek at Our Abortion
Culture.
To prove the truth, read Is Abortion Really Murder:
and Te Missing Dimension in the Abortion Issue.
JOEL HILLIKER
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Pro-choice is a
euphemism for
pro-abortion.
Have you taken a
clear-eyed look at
the issue?