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murder mystery

Wed, 08 Oct 2008 19:22:15 GMT

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clipper's remarks: the mystery is: why have we let these types of things happen in our nation?

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On a hot summer day a little over two years ago, Sycloria Williams was in the throes of an induced-labor abortion of 22-week-old Shanice when the baby delivered alive.

A clinic worker, along with Williams, witnessed Gonzalez cut the cord and place the moving, breathing baby in a biohazard bag partially filled with chlorine bleach and zip it shut.

It was that worker who developed a conscience and allegedly called police to report the crime, after which Gonzalez tossed the baby in the bag on top of the mill roof so police couldn't find her.

On Oct. 14, little Shanice Osbourne will finally be laid to rest 27 months after she was allegedly killed on the day she was aborted alive, July 20, 2006, by abortion clinic owner Belkis Gonzalez at A Gyn Diagnostics Center in Hialeah, Fla.

the baby baked in the Florida sun until Gonzalez, thinking the coast was clear, retrieved her only to have the worker call police again, who this time found the baby. DNA evidence linked Shanice to Sycloria.

Tags: crime, death, murder, politics, pro choice, pro life, baby

Dr. James Holsinger, Jr does his religion disqualify him for SURGEON GENERAL?

Thu, 19 Jul 2007 16:09:19 GMT

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clipper's remarks: What does his being "anti-gay" have to do with being the top doctor? He won't be making any laws...

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An official with the Institute on Religion and Democracy says many critics of President Bush's nominee for surgeon general have no problem with his qualifications. Their main concern, says Mark Tooley, appears to be his faith.

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Recently, the first hearings were held concerning the president's nominee for surgeon general, Dr. James Holsinger, Jr. The Kentucky cardiologist has come under fire by homosexual activist groups who have condemned him because he is president of the Judicial Council in the United Methodist denomination, which is the church's top court. One of those groups, the Human Rights Campaign, has attacked Holsinger for what it calls his "anti-gay beliefs" and for his association with a church that has an ex-"gay" ministry. Both stances, says HRC, would conflict with his responsibilities as surgeon general.

The IRD spokesman says it seems as if critics of Holsinger want to prohibit all traditional Christians from holding public office.

Tags: religion, politics, health, gay, church, state, democracy, republican

Does it matter if those running for office practice what they preach?

Fri, 08 Jun 2007 21:19:07 GMT

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POLL: The 'faith' factor in voting

OneNewsNow.com asked you: When you vote, how critical a factor is a candidate's professed, demonstrated faith? You said:

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We asked you if the "professed, demonstrated faith" of a candidate is a crucial consideration when you are voting. Find out how your fellow OneNewsNow.com readers responded.

Tags: politics, faith, religion, integrity, vote, president