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EllaOne is an abortifacient -- it causes abortion.

While Emergency Contraception MAY be abortifacient a percentage of the time, that is not its only mechanism.

EllaOne is in the same family with the infamous RU-486 (mifepristone, "mifeprex") which acts only as an abortifacient to kill a developing human embryo.

Now, THEY will say there is no pregnancy yet, no "developing human embryo".

That's because THEY -- the pharmaceuticals & pro-aborts & pro-contraceptors -- REDEFINED the word "conception" in the 1960s to mean "implantation in the uterus" (6-10 days after union of sperm & egg) instead of its historic meaning of union of sperm & egg (fertilization).

 

Semantics may change the meaning of the words in some people's minds; but semantics will never change the REALITY that HUMAN LIFE BEGINS AT THE MOMENT SPERM & EGG UNITE.

We need to know how they are thinking so we may never be lulled into believing that way...

"If we must err, err on the side of LIFE!"

Life or Death... NO OTHER Choice.   

 
Scientists Advance Unethical Embryonic Research Despite Adult Stem Cell Success (5/04) PDF Print E-mail
Scientists Advance Destructive Research Despite Adult Stem Cell Success -- Despite the fact that embryonic stem cell research offers little chance of success, researchers around the world are apparently prepared to gamble on it, according to a survey conducted by the Boston Globe newspaper. The newspaper found that 128 lines of human embryonic stem cells have been created since August 9, 2001. That's the day that new cell lines became ineligible for federal research money in the United States. President George W. Bush put the ban in place in an effort to stem the tide of scientific research which results in the destruction of human embryos -- unborn children in their earliest stages of life. Of the new embryonic stem cell lines, 94 were created abroad while 34 were created in the U.S. As a result of the Bush Administration's policy, the new cell lines cannot be used by American laboratories that receive federal funding. However, U.S. researchers are free to use the cell lines if they raise private money and build separate laboratories for the experiments.
[http://www.lifenews.com/bio315.html, 27May04]
 
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