Arson fire at Crisis Pregnancy Center
Arson Fire at Crisis Pregnancy Center on Apache Reservation
There was an arson fire at a Crisis Pregnancy Center in Eastern Arizona on December 20, 2009. While the abortion industry tries to portray all pro-lifers as terrorists (totally unfair), the fire shows that the pro-abortion camp is also very capable of terrorism. Don't look for the mainstream media to report on this fire. They are too busy trying to sell the public on the lie that all pro-lifers are violent and evil and that all pro-abortion people are gentle, non-violent heroes. This act of domestic terrorism proves that often the very opposite is true.
The motives for the arson are probably political and economic. Politically, the arsonists probably just didn't like pro-life people. Since it's pro-life people who usually found and run Crisis Pregnancy Centers, they naturally want to target them. So they go on the attack, trying to silence and shut down people they don't agree with. The economic angle is that Crisis Pregnancy Centers siphon customers away from abortion clinics, decreasing the number of customers and the profits for the abortionists. The fire may have simply been an effort to eliminate the competition. They don't want women to have alternatives to abortion. Too much of that and fewer women will choose abortions, cutting into the abortion clinic's profits.
If you think rank economics is a bad reason, there may be a more sinister motive. This Crisis Pregnancy Center is located on an Apache Indian reservation. For genocidal bigots, helping Native women have healthy pregnancies and bring their babies to term is a major no-no. Such people would want the Apache women to abort all of their babies.
The Apache people have a strongly pro-life culture, and their Crisis Pregnancy Center is a central part of their community. They even named their Crisis Pregnancy Center the Living Hope Women's Center. A strongly pro-life culture on a Native American Indian reservation, combined with a Crisis Pregnancy Center to carry out that pro-life culture sets the genocidal cause back years.
The Apache people need help rebuilding their center. They are able to do the physical labor themselves, but they need money to rebuild.
Donations can be sent to: Living Hope Women's Center, 1000 E. Huning St., Show Low, AZ 85901
For more information on the arson fire, see the website My True Choice, at www.mytruechoice.com and go to the page titled Relevant Articles. It is the second article down. There is commentary by the web site host after the article.
There was an arson fire at a Crisis Pregnancy Center in Eastern Arizona on December 20, 2009. While the abortion industry tries to portray all pro-lifers as terrorists (totally unfair), the fire shows that the pro-abortion camp is also very capable of terrorism. Don't look for the mainstream media to report on this fire. They are too busy trying to sell the public on the lie that all pro-lifers are violent and evil and that all pro-abortion people are gentle, non-violent heroes. This act of domestic terrorism proves that often the very opposite is true.
The motives for the arson are probably political and economic. Politically, the arsonists probably just didn't like pro-life people. Since it's pro-life people who usually found and run Crisis Pregnancy Centers, they naturally want to target them. So they go on the attack, trying to silence and shut down people they don't agree with. The economic angle is that Crisis Pregnancy Centers siphon customers away from abortion clinics, decreasing the number of customers and the profits for the abortionists. The fire may have simply been an effort to eliminate the competition. They don't want women to have alternatives to abortion. Too much of that and fewer women will choose abortions, cutting into the abortion clinic's profits.
If you think rank economics is a bad reason, there may be a more sinister motive. This Crisis Pregnancy Center is located on an Apache Indian reservation. For genocidal bigots, helping Native women have healthy pregnancies and bring their babies to term is a major no-no. Such people would want the Apache women to abort all of their babies.
The Apache people have a strongly pro-life culture, and their Crisis Pregnancy Center is a central part of their community. They even named their Crisis Pregnancy Center the Living Hope Women's Center. A strongly pro-life culture on a Native American Indian reservation, combined with a Crisis Pregnancy Center to carry out that pro-life culture sets the genocidal cause back years.
The Apache people need help rebuilding their center. They are able to do the physical labor themselves, but they need money to rebuild.
Donations can be sent to: Living Hope Women's Center, 1000 E. Huning St., Show Low, AZ 85901
For more information on the arson fire, see the website My True Choice, at www.mytruechoice.com and go to the page titled Relevant Articles. It is the second article down. There is commentary by the web site host after the article.
Posted by Ceecee at 1/14/2010 1:36 AM 
Categories: Native Americans, Crisis Pregnancy Centers, Racism, Abortion terrorism, Arson
Tags: Native Americans Crisis Pregnancy Centers Arson Abortion terrorism Racism
Categories: Native Americans, Crisis Pregnancy Centers, Racism, Abortion terrorism, Arson
Tags: Native Americans Crisis Pregnancy Centers Arson Abortion terrorism Racism
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