“…Do you treat, care for, and help a sick or disabled person, or do you kill him? Do you measure the value of a person’s life in money? Or in utilitarian usefulness? THE COST TO SOCIETY TO CARE FOR ALL THE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY HANDICAPPED AMONG US IS BUT A TINY FRACTION OF THE COST TO SOCIETY FOR THE MORALLY DEFORMED AMONG US. Professor Jerome Lejeune, discoverer of the chromosomal pattern of Down’s syndrome once related to us a story he had heard from a geneticist colleague which illustrates this well:

“Many years ago, my father was a Jewish physician in Braunau, Austria. On one particular day, two babies had been delivered by one of his colleagues. One was a fine, healthy boy with a strong cry. His parents were extremely proud and happy. The other was a little girl, but her parents were extremely sad, for she was a Mongoloid baby. I followed them both for almost fifty years. The girl grew up, living at home, and was finally destined to be the one who nursed her mother through a very long and lingering illness after a stroke. I do not remember her name. I do, however, remember the boy’s name. He died in a bunker in Berlin. His name was Adolf Hitler.”…

— Dr. & Mrs. J.C. Willke, “Why Can’t We Love Them Both” (an excellent book of abortion-related information which can be read online at abortionfacts.com)

We bless God for Senator Brownbeck’s stand for life, and pray that Judge Roberts, and all those on his court, will heed them…and all those who are engaged in committing or advocating Tiller’s bloody idiology and practices.

Oh, and speaking of books and Nazis, there are four which we have read recently, and highly recommend to all who have not read them.

1. The Ten Commandments, by Thomas Watson, available from Banner of Truth Publications. Watson was a puritan preacher, so the particular phenomenon of Nazism was unknown to him; however, the brilliance of God’s law, the Glory of God, and the power of God’s word to save were not…

2. Dehumanizing the Vulnerable: When Word Games Take Lives, by William Brennan, PhD.

3. The Nazi Doctors: Medicalized Killing and the Psychology of Genocide, by Robert Jay Lifton. Perseus Publishers. This powerful study, the result of ten years of painstaking research and extensive interviews, casts new light not only on the origins of the Holocaust, but explains how physicians, sworn by oath and conviction to ease suffering and preserve life, were transformed from healers to barbaric, systematic killers.

4.) Auschwitz, by Dr. Miklos Nyizsli. The true story of Dr. Nyizsli, a Hungarian Jew selected by Josef Mengele to act as Mengele’s personal pathologist.

5.) AI have posted this here before, and will post it again…here’s an account to put Tiller and his atrocities in general and towards Christin in particular in yet more accurate historical perspective. . .

“…Do you treat, care for, and help a sick or disabled person, or do you kill him? Do you measure the value of a person’s life in money? Or in utilitarian usefulness? THE COST TO SOCIETY TO CARE FOR ALL THE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY HANDICAPPED AMONG US IS BUT A TINY FRACTION OF THE COST TO SOCIETY FOR THE MORALLY DEFORMED AMONG US. Professor Jerome Lejeune, discoverer of the chromosomal pattern of Down’s syndrome once related to us a story he had heard from a geneticist colleague which illustrates this well:

“Many years ago, my father was a Jewish physician in Braunau, Austria. On one particular day, two babies had been delivered by one of his colleagues. One was a fine, healthy boy with a strong cry. His parents were extremely proud and happy. The other was a little girl, but her parents were extremely sad, for she was a Mongoloid baby. I followed them both for almost fifty years. The girl grew up, living at home, and was finally destined to be the one who nursed her mother through a very long and lingering illness after a stroke. I do not remember her name. I do, however, remember the boy’s name. He died in a bunker in Berlin. His name was Adolf Hitler.”…

— Dr. & Mrs. J.C. Willke, “Why Can’t We Love Them Both” (an excellent book of abortion-related information which can be read online at abortionfacts.com)

We bless God for Senator Brownbeck’s stand for life, and pray that Judge Roberts, and all those on his court, will heed them…and all those who are engaged in committing or advocating Tiller’s bloody idiology and practices.

Oh, and speaking of books and Nazis, there are four which we have read recently, and highly recommend to all who have not read them.

1. The Ten Commandments, by Thomas Watson, available from Banner of Truth Publications. Watson was a puritan preacher, so the particular phenomenon of Nazism was unknown to him; however, the brilliance of God’s law, the Glory of God, and the power of God’s word to save were not…

2. Dehumanizing the Vulnerable: When Word Games Take Lives, by William Brennan, PhD.

3. The Nazi Doctors: Medicalized Killing and the Psychology of Genocide, by Robert Jay Lifton. Perseus Publishers. This powerful study, the result of ten years of painstaking research and extensive interviews, casts new light not only on the origins of the Holocaust, but explains how physicians, sworn by oath and conviction to ease suffering and preserve life, were transformed from healers to barbaric, systematic killers.

4.) Auschwitz, by Dr. Miklos Nyizsli. The true story of Dr. Nyizsli, a Hungarian Jew selected by Josef Mengele to act as Mengele’s personal pathologist.

5.) Abundant evidence of the direct links, idiological, financial, and personal, between the Third Reich and Planned Parenthood is available online at http://www.eugenics-watch.com.

All these are well worth reading by any concerned citizen of any country, esp. the U.S. at present…