APPELLANT'S OPENING BRIEF IN THE ACLU MATTER

Deputy Attorney General James Canto II's Brief is excellent and should be read by anyone who cares about presenting solid arguments for life in the womb. 

It is not necessary to "throw religious bombs." They don't work anyway. And they don't work because the pro-aborts are expecting them and ready to discard them with their usual "separation of church and state" rhetoric. 

Pray, yes. But work to win by knowing how to craft legal arguments, and just as important, learn how to present those arguments in a strategic way. 

The Esperansa Project, between 2008 and 2016, initiated and shepherded eight bills regulating abortion that were enacted into law by staying away from religious and even scientific arguments and focusing on legal precedent and shaping public opinion...as well as exposing what was going on behind closed doors in the legislature.

Read Atty. Canto's Brief here.

ESPERANSA PROJECT - UPDATE

 The Esperana Project website has updates on the Heartbeat Act. www.esperansa.org

THE ESPERANSA PROJECT BLOG

To read up on what is going on with the ACLU law suit and other matters relative to abortion on Guam, go to The Esperansa Project Blog

TIM ROHR'S LETTER TO THE EDITOR, PACIFIC DAILY NEWS, APRIL 6, 2021

Letter: It's not Guam teens that have been getting abortions

Tim Rohr

Read at The Esperansa Project Blog

AG: "PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION SHOULD BE DENIED"

At the Esperansa Project Blog

DR. ELLEN BEZ VS GUAM'S ABORTION REPORTING LAW

 Click on the title to read at The Esperansa Project Blog

DR. BEZ - A WILLING CONSPIRATOR

 At The Esperansa Project blog. 

TIM ROHR: LETTER TO THE EDITOR. PDN. FEB. 19, 2021

Letter: Maybe Guam doctors want to save lives, not destroy them

Read more at The Esperansa Project Blog

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

ROE V WADE: 45 YEARS

MORE ABOUT THE UNCLAIMED FETUSES

On June 26, the PDN ran a story about the Mass and burial for 12 unclaimed human fetuses reportedly retrieved from the GMH morgue, and which (per the information received from the Director of Public Health) were the result of miscarriages.

The next day, we posted a story here on JungleWatch calling into question the claim that all the fetuses were the result of miscarriages, noting that GMH policy discourages "technological support" and recommending only "palliative care" for babies born as late as 27 weeks and weighing less than 750 grams, whereas premature babies in other places, born as early as 21 weeks, are being saved.

It appears from today's story that the PDN decided to do a little digging and found the following:

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PDN EDITORIAL STAFF - DESPERATELY UNINFORMED!

Posted by Tim

In "Our View: Repeal abortion law that violates patients' rights" (Pacific Daily News, June 28), the PDN editorial staff begins with this:

A law passed late last year that requires women, prior to an abortion, to certify on a government checklist they have received information regarding the health risks of abortion must be repealed.

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HONEST DATA

Posted by Tim

Warning: A very uncomfortable topic

Today's story in the PDN about the Mass and burial for unclaimed fetuses retrieved from the GMH morgue recalled to mind some research The Esperansa Project was working on a couple years ago. 

Most miscarriages occur during the first 13 weeks of pregnancy. At 13 weeks the baby is at most 3 inches long (about the size of a pea pod) and weighs about one ounce.

At the time of our research, there were the bodies of 30 infants in the morgue. A source had confirmed that several fetuses were recognizable as developed babies (not pea pods). 

Statistically, these bodies were not the product of a miscarriage, so what were they?

We knew from the personal account of one adoptive father that abortions gone bad end up at the emergency room at GMH. Children who survived an abortion prior to the enactment of THE INFANT CHILD'S RIGHT TO LIVE ACT in 2013 (an Esperansa effort), could be legally left to die. 

THE ESPERANSA PROJECT

The Esperansa Project was started in 2008 after its founders learned that Guam was the easiest place in the United States to procure an abortion because of a lack of common regulations which many other states already had. Following is a list of Public Laws that have been enacted regulating abortion on Guam since 2008. To learn more about the abortion problem on Guam, visit The Esperansa Project website. 

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PDN: GUAM ABORTIONS UP NEARLY 10%

There were 289 abortions on Guam in 2016, a nearly 10-percent increase from the 263 in 2015, and most since 2012, newly-released government data shows. CONTINUED

Go to ESPERANSA PROJECT for more detailed information.

BILL 168-33 PASSES

Posted by Tim

Meanwhile, as we have pressed forward on cleaning up the Archdiocese of Agana, we have remained active (although quietly) on the effort to clean up Guam's thriving abortion industry.

For more information go to www.esperansa.org

For more than 20 years Guam's abortionists have selectively ignored practically the only law Guam had relative to regulating their industry and that is the abortion reporting law. 

GUAM 2015 ABORTION REPORT

The following information was released to the media today.

THE ESPERANSA PROJECT

www.Esperansa.org

According to a report issued by the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Vital Statistics on March 17, 2016 (attached), The Esperansa Project is reporting the following abortion data for 2015. 

The total number of abortions reported for 2015 was 263 - up from 209 in 2014.

THE SENATE WILL VOTE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF THIS POST. SIGN THE PETITION.

Note: In the interest of urgency, you may want to sign this petition now to defund Planned Parenthood and come back to the following story. 

I've been waiting to have some time to address this.

As you may be aware, Planned Parenthood, our nation's largest abortion provider (327,000 abortions in 2014 - about 1/3 of U.S. abortions) has been exposed for dissecting the children it aborts and harvesting their organs and other body parts to sell.

Of course while Cecil the Lion is getting more press than Cecile the Lyin' (Cecile Richards, President of Planned Parenthood), the horror is still leaking out.

"Intact fetuses"

IN TODAY'S PACIFIC DAILY NEWS - NOVEMBER 6, 2014

Please read my op-ed in today's PDN. Most pro-choicers don't have a clue...and probably not many pro-lifers either.

Pro-life legislation spawns from Roe v. Wade

In "Anti-abortion is anti-women" (Oct. 2 Pacific Daily News), feminist blogger, Amanda Marcotte bemoans "the recent rash of anti-abortion laws" and impugns the idea that the protection of women is the real motivation for most of these laws, calling it "disingenuous lip-flapping about wanting to protect women."

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ESPERANSA PROJECT: GUAM ELECTION 2014 - PRO-LIFE CANDIDATES

The Esperansa Project has posted its list of pro-life preferred candidates. 

The list is based on the legislative activities, statements, and actions of the candidates. The information was gathered from legislative records and from VoteSmartGuam.com

Candidates are welcome to update their positions or make further comment on them via email to esperansaproject@gmail.com.

See the full report at www.esperansa.org. Download a PDF to take to the voting booth here.

Reminder: The Esperansa Project is dedicated specifically to advancing legal protections for the unborn and their mothers and supports electing candidates who support this end.