Planned Parenthood targeting kids w/real time texting 24/7

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Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, recently addressed the Women’s Health and Politics forum at Princeton. Richards, daughter of former Texas guv Ann Richards, was delighted that PP mobilized 1.3 million tweets via Twitter over three days; and bullied the Susan G. Komen Foundation into renewing their millions of dollars to Planned Parenthood. This, in a vacuum of information about data correlating higher breast cancer rates with elective abortion. The Susan G. Komen Foundation may be inducing more breast cancer via Planned Parenthood.

Richards gave a bio of Sanger, noting that 96 years ago, Margaret Sanger was arrested for distributing pamphlets about birth control. Sanger was portrayed as a concerned daughter distressed over her mother’s many pregnancies and miscarriages; not as a eugenics true-believer who wanted to rid the world of all brown-eyed people.

Cecile Richards was ecstatic about doing and end-run around parental oversight with social media–texting; chat; Facebook, Twitter, YouTube; and partnering with MTV’s “16 & Pregnant.” Real-time 24/7 texted Q&A has been rolled out in three cities with results that delight Richards. And Richards says American teen pregnancy rates are higher than other nations while failing to note teen pregnancy rates are falling.

The paradox is this: Planned Parenthood’s research arm, the Allan Guttmacher Institue, has found that when children receive sex ed including birth control & abortion info–without abstinence ed–the more abortion rates rise. That’s great for the cash abortion business side of Planned Parenthood. Yet the statistic-shooting Richards baldly stated that, “We (PP) do more to prevent abortion [via birth control information] in a year than all those people carrying picket signs do in a lifetime.” The Big Lie strikes again. Informed choice isn’t a strong suit of PP, kicking about laws demanding women receive sonograms they are free to view 24 hours before chosing abortion.

PP president Richards stated that of the million new members garnered over the last year, 1/2 are “young people.” PP’s grasp of “young people” may be a little sketchy considering the scandal of their counselors advising undercover fake clients how to avoid statutory rape charges; and how a woman posing as a madame pimping underage illegal alien women could cover her tracks. “I want my MTV & PP!”

Could there be a correlation between PP’s providing 2.2 million clients with birth control per annum with their 4 million tests for STD’s in the same period? Birth control and abortion cannot wipe out STD’s. Richards, a former Obama administration member, extended PP’s mandate to being the “lead dog” in the fight for public health. That’s newspeak for socialized medicine, whether it leads to moral and economic bankruptcy. Great. A tv commercial is on now stating, “Call 1-800-990-9424 if you have suffered negative effects from using Yasmin birth control pills…” Going to sue the government if they provide a womb-perforating IUD or BC pill?

I pray to our Creator that Catholics and concerned Christians and Jews can mobilize to get the health care information and services males and females need; and that Margaret Sanger’s 100th birthday will be one of universal disdain for a vicious racist; so let’s, please God and by God, mobilize and get the word out in the wisest ways, 24/7.
 
**Here is some of the info PP provides, and wishes to do so to your children in secret. These excerpts are from PP’s website. It includes their other option given to the morning after pill, the insertion of an IUD/Intra-Uterine Device. Shhh! Don’t tell the 'rents. Uh…What if it perforates that soft, spongy, youthful uterus? Looking at the list, it seems PP believes women can only get pregnant after a male ejaculates so can “pull out.” Not so… And isn’t “forced sex” another name for rape, and does PP still think they are not mandatory reporters? **

The second excerpt covers Mifepristone, RU-486, priced by PP at up to $800, and flatly called “the abortion pill” which, when combined with PP prez Cecile Richard’s desired provision to “young people” without reporting to parents, may lead to the parental units ultimately being informed vis a vis the death of their child from this “abortion pill” if her uncontrolled hemorrhaging also goes unreported. So here’s what PP says:

What Is the Morning-After Pill (Emergency Contraception)?


Emergency contraception is a safe and effective way to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse.
There are two kinds of emergency contraception:
  • a pill, commonly called the morning-after pill. The brand names of the morning-after pill are ella, Next Choice, and Plan B One-Step. * ParaGard IUD insertion
    Both kinds of emergency contraception can be used up to five days (120 hours) after unprotected intercourse.
    You may want to use it if
  • The condom broke or slipped off, and he ejaculated in your vagina. * You forgot to take your birth control pills, insert your ring, or apply your patch. * Your diaphragm or cap slipped out of place, and he ejaculated inside your vagina. * You miscalculated your "safe" days. * He didn't pull out in time. * You weren't using any birth control. * You were forced to have unprotected vaginal sex.
    What Is the Abortion Pill?

    The abortion pill is a medicine that ends an early pregnancy. In general, it can be used up to 63 days — 9 weeks — after the first day of a woman’s last period. Women who need an abortion and are more than 9 weeks pregnant can have an in-clinic abortion.
    The name for “the abortion pill” is mifepristone. It was called RU-486 when it was being developed.
 
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