Showing posts with label Abortion on Guam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abortion on Guam. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 10, 2021

IT'S NOT ABOUT THE MONEY SO WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON HERE?

 The ACLU lawsuit is not about a couple of doctors in Hawaii wanting to make a couple extra bucks doing telemedicine abortions on Guam. Read more at The Esperansa Project Blog.

Monday, March 8, 2021

VICTORY? HARDLY!

Go to The Esperansa Project Blog to learn more about the ACLU's claim to "victory" in its suit against the Government of Guam. 



Tuesday, February 23, 2021

NEWS: "NO LINK...FOIA ROUTED TO SPAM FOLDERS"

 


Go to The Esperansa Project Blog to read more. 

JAYNE FLORES: "THERE IS HOPE"

In an email from Jayne Flores, the Lou Leon Guerrero Administration 's Director of Women's Affairs, to Deborah Nucatola, Medical Director of Planned Parenthood's clinic in Hawaii (and elsewhere), dated Jun 25, 2019, Flores wrote:

I would describe the atmosphere on our island, with its 165,000 population that is a majority Catholic, as initially hostile toward this issue. However, over half of the voting public cast ballots in favor of our first female governor…Lourdes Leon Guerrero, in November 2018 despite her openly pro-choice stance. So there is hope.

Read more at The Esperansa Project Blog 

Thursday, February 18, 2021

DR. BEZ EXPOSES WHO IS REALLY BEHIND THE ACLU LAWSUIT

It appears that Dr. Bez has exposed who is really behind the ACLU lawsuit and it is not two doctors from Hawaii, nor is it the ACLU. 



Read more at The Esperansa Project blog

Tuesday, February 2, 2021

LEE WEBBER: STAND FIRM AGAINST KILLING THE UNBORN

"Children, yet to be born, also have rights which include the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of the life that lies ahead of them." - Lee Webber.

Read full article at Guam Daily Post

Monday, November 4, 2019

DEMOCRATS, ABORTION AND COMMUNION

Should this happen more often?

Gov. Leon Guerrero is the first openly pro abortion governor of Guam. When public health records showed no abortions for over a year Lou responded to the emergency by ordering one of her minions to recruit an abortionist to come to the island.



Joe Biden was Refused Holy Communion, Should This Happen More Often?




The Rev. Robert Morey said Biden was refused the sacrament. 

Wednesday, October 9, 2019

MSN vs LLG - NOT NEW

On 10/8/19, Bob Klitzkie - on his radio show TALL TALES - noted that the current public feud between Michael San Nicolas, Guam's Delegate to the U.S. Congress, and Lou Leon Guerrero, Guam's current governor, may go back to November 2013.

On November 14, 2013, San Nicolas took on Guam's shameful culture of abortion - as championed by the current governor (since at least 1990) - when he went "off script" (i.e. the Democrat pro-abortion platform), and gave an impassioned speech in support of legislation which required "proper life-saving or life-sustaining treatment" for children who survive an abortion.

The bill had been vehemently opposed by our now-current governor (then-President of Bank of Guam) at a public hearing on October 10, 2013.


Leon Guerrero argued that with this bill, the Legislature was intruding on "the discretion, the responsibly, the acumen and the judgement of (the) Medical Professional…who is more equipped to make (these) decisions." (See Full Committee Report here.)

The bill was not about abortion. It was about infanticide. The child survives the abortion and is alive on the abortion table. The decision then is whether to kill the child, leave it to die, or provide medical care normally given to any other child struggling for life once born.

Bill 195-32 argued that a child, born alive, has the same right to life and normal medical care as any other child. However, Leon Guerrero argued that only medical professionals can make that decision.

San Nicolas' support of the Bill 195-32 pushed the bill to a vote:

Ten senators voted to let the baby live. Five senators voted to let the baby die. The bill was signed into law by Governor Calvo as PL 32-090. 

Given that this was about killing a child outside the womb and not inside, the bill brought into focus the hideousness that is abortion. There is little doubt that this bill, along with the steady stream of other bills brought to bear on the abortion industry by the The Esperansa Project, has resulted in the complete shutting down of an abortion industry on Guam which once killed 600 babies a year*, most of them Chamorro. 


* "Let me tell you, at the rate Guam Memorial Hospital is aborting children, between 400-600 a year, and most of them are not even reported. Where are the lives that we are going to protect and preserve? Here we go talking about indigenous rights and self-determination. What good is all that if we don't have our followers to follow and enjoy the fruits of our labor, of this generation's labor, of your labor and my labor to fix this island and have autonomous rights to govern our people?" Senator Elizabeth Arriola - quoted in: Asian/Pacific Islander American Women: A Historical Anthology, pg. 372, edited by Shirley Hume, Gail M. Nomura


And given the current governor's QUEST, and use of the public's resources, to find a "medical professional" to come to Guam to continue to kill mostly Chamorro babies (since no local doctor will do it), perhaps LLG has not forgotten MSN's  2013 "off script" finger to the face to his own Party power brokers. Speaking truth to power always has a price. 

Friday, August 23, 2019

POST: Inquiry into Guam abortion doctor continues

Guam has over 300 doctors. If not one of our local doctors will perform abortions, then what does that say? And what is the Governor NOT hearing?



Bureau of Women’s Affairs Director Jayne Flores said her office has made inquiries with various associations to find an abortion doctor to serve the island.

She said the bureau has reached out to the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League and Creating a Clinician Corp (C3). CONTINUED


MEANWHILE...ON GUAM....




Wednesday, July 31, 2019

THE MOST SECRET OF ALL SCANDALS IN THE CHURCH

Archbishop Byrnes is correct. Both abortion and the sexual abuse of minors are rooted in the "hardening of hearts." For what is abortion other than the ultimate abuse of a minor? 

And while we can be thankful that we have a Shepherd who is willing to not just condemn the evil of abortion, but willing to trace it to the root and tie it to what Pope Benedict labeled the "filth in the church," there will be no real conversion of hearts until the contraceptive mentality is just as bravely confronted. 

For abortion is just last-resort birth control. 

That's not my opinion. The Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of Planned Parenthood, the nation's number one abortion provider, noted in 2014 that "about half (51%) of abortion patients in the United States reported that they had used a contraceptive method in the month they became pregnant..." due to "method failure."

The Guttmacher study goes on to note: "The methods most commonly used by abortion patients in 2014 were condoms (24% of patients) and the pill (13%)."

This is not a surprise, the FDA states: "Out of 100 women whose partners’ use (condoms), 18 may get pregnant."

And what do contracepting couples do when they get pregnant and don't want to be pregnant? 

Condom failure is also probably at the root of Guam's Chlamydia epidemic:

Guam ranks among worst in the nation for chlamydia cases 

And while the current government's answer is more of the same: “We want to focus on educating the community on getting birth control, condoms and having responsible sexual activities,” Flores said, our Shepherds, if they are serious about the real "reason to fear," the loss of one's soul - especially their own, must squarely face the most secret of all scandals in the Church:

"...every action which, whether in anticipation of the conjugal act, or in its accomplishment, or in the development of its natural consequences, proposes, whether as an end or as a means, to render procreation impossible" is intrinsically evil." - Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 2370


Thursday, June 20, 2019

FROM BOB: WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' ABORTIONIST!

No abortions have been reported to the Registrar of Vital Statistics since May of last year. To deal with this “crisis” Governor Leon Guerrero apparently wants to procure an abortionist for the island. She has tasked Jayne Flores to be the abortionist procurer. I have drafted legislative language that would prohibit the use of public funds or resources to procure an abortionist. I sent the proposed language to all senators yesterday pursuant to this transmittal:


“Honorable Senators:

Transmitted herewith is draft legislation entitled PROHIBITION OF PROCURING AN ABORTIONIST ACT OF 2019. The recent activities of the Governor and her abortionist procurer, Jane Flores, to promote a personal agenda vice the governmental functions of their respective offices suggest that a statute similar to that which the national government put in place to deal with a similar problem called the Hyde Amendment is required. Draft legislative language to accomplish that purpose is set out in the attachment.


Respectfully submitted,

/s/ Robert Klitzkie

Robert Klitzkie”


You can read the proposed bill and find out why WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' ABORTIONIST! by clicking on https://frombob.blogspot.com/. If you want to email or call senators you can find their contact info here: http://www.guamlegislature.com/senators_35th.htm.

Bob

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

FROM ABORTION HAVEN TO NO ABORTIONS - GUAM. THE REST OF THE STORY.

By Tim Rohr

For nearly 30 years our “Catholic” island of Guam was the abortion capital of the nation in terms of providing the fewest legal protections for the unborn. A friend and I discovered this sad fact when we compared Guam’s abortion laws to a state by state study published by Americans United for Life in 2008. 

Compared to all 50 states and other U.S. Territories, Guam had the fewest laws regulating abortion; in fact, only two: 1) only physicians could perform abortions, and 2) abortions were supposed to be reported (to GMH Medical Records). 

After the Supreme Court decisions in Webster v Reproductive Health Services (1989) and Planned Parenthood v Casey (1992), states began enacting legislation that increasingly regulated abortion such as restricting the use of state funds, requiring informed consent and parental consent (for minors), requiring abortion providers to have local hospital admitting privileges, and mandating normal medical care for babies who survive an abortion. But Guam did nothing. Why? CONTINUED

Thursday, June 13, 2019

ABORTIONS ON GUAM 2008-2017

The Media apparently wants the world to believe that the reason why there are currently no doctors willing to do abortions on Guam is because that this is a "Catholic" island. The facts say otherwise. 


The Esperansa Project

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

TIM ROHR W RAY GIBSON ON THE POINT

Re LLG's search for an abortionist to kill more Chamorros.





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From the 2016 Abortion Report. Every year, it's the same story.