I am sure you all have heard the argument that passing legislation such as a sonogram bill is good because it will save “some” babies and that is better than none. If this argument is valid would the abortion rates not have gone down? Let’s face reality. Incremental legislation does not save lives!
When we pass incremental legislation all it does is force the abortion industry to find more effective and cost efficient ways to perform abortions. Today we have a huge problem with telemed abortions being performed and they have proven hard to regulate. So why did Planned Parenthood begin such? It’s simple really. As a result of legislation such as a 20 week abortion ban Planned Parenthood found a more effective way to perform abortions at a cheaper, more effective, and less messy way to perform.
Finally, let’s keep in mind that all incremental legislation often has a clause that permits abortion in the cases of incest and rape. Are not these children human? Of course they are! Whenever we pass legislation that essentially says, “and then you can kill the baby,” it is not pro-life!
So what is the solution to ending abortion? Sadly, the answer is something that the majority of the pro-life movement rejects. Insanity is defined as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. The pro-life movement has been passing incremental legislation for 40 years and has accomplished little. The abortion rates continue to go up, not down, and abortion is still legal. The only way abortion will end is to stop compromising, and pass a human personhood amendment to the United State Constitution. Please stand with us.
If you are interested in standing with Teen Defenders and other organizations that stand by this philosophy please send an email to Executive Director, Jake Dagel, at jake@teendefenders.com
]]>Come get the answers to all these questions and more at the forum being hosted by DMACC Students for Life between Choices4Life founder, Juda Myers and a representative from Planned Parenthood.
The event will be held on the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, January 22nd in building 5 of the Des Moines Area Community College at 7:30pm in Ankeny, IA.
More details to be released soon.
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/310447642405380/?suggestsessionid=5036392291357425686
]]>“Many people will see our opposition to Planned Parenthood’s presence in the Siouxland community and our objection to it,” said Jake Dagel, Teen Defenders’ Executive Director.
Confirmed speakers for the rally include State Senator Bill Anderson, Jake Dagel, Bishop R. Walker Nickless, and Bob Vander Plaats.
Members of all faiths are welcomed and encouraged to attend the event. No graphic signs will be permitted. Teen Defenders hopes to promote the message of life in an encouraging and loving way.
Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/458142030901591/?ref=notif¬if_t=plan_user_joined
Recently Executive Director of Teen Defenders, Jake Dagel posed as a 16-year-old girl, “Kayla,” and asked questions about the birth control pill. Planned Parenthood tells Kayla that the pill is “safe” and that there are “lots of benefits to taking birth control pills…it also reduces the risk of cancer of the ovary [and] cancer of the uterus…”
What the Planned Parenthood representative doesn’t mention is that there are a lot of risks associated with the pill, especially an increased likelihood of getting breast cancer. If Planned Parenthood boasts of giving people “factual” information, why aren’t they giving all of the facts?
]]>1. You can go to http://www.hikeforlifetexas.com and make a donation online.
2. You can register at http://www.hikeforlifetexas.com and sign up to collect donations for H4L
3. You can go to the Hike for Life at Dean Porter Park.
Don’t live near Brownsville or cannot make it that day? That’s okay hold your own personal hike at your convenience and say a few prayers for the unborn.
We thank you in advance for your GENEROUS support
Martin and Angie Leal
Hike for Life Texas -Brownsville
Site Coordinators
The march, which began at the Sprint Store at 4115 Gordon Drive and concluded about three blocks away at Mary’s Choice, a pregnancy resource center, at 4415 Stone Ave., was slated to include speeches by the Diocese of Sioux City’s Bishop R. Walker Nickless, Susan Thayer, a former Storm Lake, Iowa, Planned Parenthood director and Monica Bertrand, the 14-year-old organizer of the event.
Read more here: http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/residents-take-part-in-local-march-for-life/article_0a04fc85-8589-5b0b-ba34-f8cb18addce4.html
]]>
About 100 people including Sioux City Bishop R. Walker Nickless took part in a march against abortion on Gordon Dr.
Read more here: http://www.kcautv.com/story/16574912/siouxlanders-protest-abortion
]]>Meanwhile, hundreds attended a pro-life rally in Sioux City.
The march took place outside the city’s Planned Parenthood and the neighboring Mary’s Choice, a faith-based clinic.
It was organized by a 14-year old from South Sioux City, Nebraska and sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Sioux City.
Read more here: http://www.ktiv.com/story/16575052/hundreds-walk-for-pro-life-rally
]]>Contact: Mr. Jake Dagel
[712] 324.1919
jake@teendefenders.com
Teen Defenders endorses Rick Santorum for President
Sheldon, IA, 12/31/2011:
Jake Dagel, founder and Executive Director of Teen Defenders, an international pro-life youth organization with thousands of members worldwide, has offered Teen Defenders’ endorsement to Rick Santorum for President of the United States of America.
Rick Santorum has been a leader when it comes to the rights of our preborn brothers and sisters. Through Rick’s outstanding leadership Teen Defenders is brought to believe that as President, Rick will fully support and advocate a human personhood amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America.
“We are honored to offer our endorsement to Rick Santorum,” Dagel said after the decision was made to endorse him. “Teen Defenders has actively been looking for the candidate that it can trust will fight for the rights of the unborn, not just in words, but in actions.”
###
]]>