More Arrests at Giuliani Headquarters (NH) -- Second Sit-in in Two Days

[brooklynite]

Source: Christian News Wire

MANCHESTER, NH, Dec. 19 /Christian Newswire/ -- Manchester Police have arrested 3 more pro-lifers in connection with protests against Rudy Giuliani's presidential bid. As of 6:30 p.m. eastern time, they are all still in custody.

Photo: Dec. 19 sit-in in front of Rudy Giuliani's office in Manchester, New Hampshire.

One of those arrested is Joan Andrews-Bell, a pro-life legend, lovingly referred to by pro-life activists as "St. Joan of Newark" for her efforts on behalf of the unborn. She has spent over 3 years in incarceration on behalf of the unborn.

Another arrested and in custody is Joan Andrews-Bell's adopted son, Emiliano. Emiliano Bell was abandoned in a garbage pale in Mexico City by his natural parents shortly after his birth. Police heard him crying, and saved his life. He has no lower legs, and has other congenital physical handicaps – but is mentally "as sharp as a tack." He would have been a prime target for death by abortion in Rudy's "pro-choice world."

Also arrested was Willy Lewis.

Randall Terry stated, "The purpose of these protests and sit-ins is to highlight the fact that Giuliani is a hard core pro-abort, and is trying to pass himself off as a conservative Republican.

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And the Giuliani reaction will be...

I'm proud of my pro-choice history, and will continue to support the right of every woman to make the important personal decisions in their private lives

or...

No! I really, really AM a Conservative! I HATE abortions! Gimme a chance, I'll ban them all! PLEEEASE!

[bigworld]

1. A garbage pale?

That's some top editing there.

[harmonicon]

2. oh, jesus

yeah, what I thought was hilarious/disturbing is that this seems to argue that we'd be better off if abortions were legal and unwanted babies were left to die in the streets than if people were allowed to choose to end a pregnancy and did so.

[Vinca]

4. That's what it comes down to. Force the mother to bear the child,

then do all you can to put the brakes on any social services they might need. Healthcare? Fuhgeddabowdit.

[tanyev]

3. It's beyond the pail.

:P

[MaineDem]

5. "grin"

That's exactly what I thought of.

:D:

I read a typo like that and the whole gist of the article is lost.