Terri's Day and nation's independence protects life culture

Renew America ^ | May 29, 2006 | Kevin Fobbs

[floriduh voter]

People like Carla are hurting the organ harvesting business and also the numbers of potential clients who are choosing to go to Christian or pro-life attorneys instead of to death cultists who think they are gods.

Terri's murder spawned the growth in client bases of pro-life attorneys who aren't criminally insane.

What else can the death lawyers do but continue down a path of revenge and evil, or have death cruises or seminars called "Why It's so Hard to Die"? (why it's do hard to find new clients to rob and kill).

[floriduh voter]

Post 997. YES! I'm so glad that Bobby Schindler campaigned with Randall Terry. Bobby knows what he's talking about and is a charismatic figure in his own right.

Who is campaigning with Jim King? just special interest waving dollar bills at big Jim.

[floriduh voter]

There are Terri Schiavo moments every day. She is part of America's discussion and part of history. I wish Terri were still with us but she has become an icon for her suffering, her fight and her faith.

Who hasn't heard of Terri but more importantly, who can forget her?

[floriduh voter]

I'm so glad we have a place like FR to spread the truth and keep it comin' for lurkers and media. Someday, even skeptics will realize that Terri was murdered - we don't even have to discuss her medical condition or what the (corrupt) courts ruled.

Terri was murdered, that's all anyone needs to know.

[floriduh voter]

If Eileen Sullivan is related to Pinellas County's Dr. Donald Sullivan, this is all over. I'm not alleging that she is but Dr. Donald Sullivan used to head Florida's DOH. I believe he voted against Terri in the Senate in 2003 before he headed DOH. Maybe he went to DOH as a reward for voting against Terri. Anything's possible here. Look at how Michael Schiavo was rewarded with a job at the Sheriff's Dept. by Everett Rice before Rice was unopposed in the House and went to Tallahassee thereafter to vote against Terri's life.

Anything is possible. Terri's life and death involved a mountain of backroom deals.

[floriduh voter]

See post 1065. We need to determine this one way or the other.

[floriduh voter]

Enjoy your Fourth of July.

Orlando Sentinel with a great quote about Senator Jim King. Bobby Schindler campaigned with Randall Terry.

http://www.topix.net/content/trb/3214309622158616720706825845151094921885

[floriduh voter]

Happy Fourth. Terri Schiavo made the news again today. The MSM is still propagandizing that "she was in kinda of coma." Total B.S. by c-bs. She was not kind of in any coma or PVS. They must continue the lie. That was the CBS evening news July 3rd.

[floriduh voter]

Fourth of July ping.

[T'wit]

Same article. This may seem like a simplistic and obvious point, but it is genuine moral conviction that turns elections. Jim King may have a lot more money but he also has blood on his hands.

>> Political analysts agree that Terry has to galvanize the support of evangelicals who helped propel the plight of a dying Florida woman into the halls of Congress.

'If Randall can motivate the people who were supportive of Terri's life, then I think he has a good chance to win,' Brother Paul O'Donnell, a Franciscan friar who serves as the Schindlers' spiritual adviser, said in a previous interview. 'I think that by and large, the people who were supporting Terri's right to life were people of strong moral convictions.

[T'wit]

>> 'I believe Jim King is dangerous for the disabled community and for disability rights in Florida,' [Bobby] Schindler said.

Jim King is dangerous to the lives of senior citizens and to their bank accounts. In Florida, you're likely to lose both if the Death Cult gets wind of your assets.

[T'wit]

This is interesting! It even got picked up by the Puffington Host, whose blabbers did not show any understanding of it and could only make weak jokes about it being W's brain. Doctors Say Man's Brain Rewired Itself

Doctors have their first proof that a man who was barely conscious for nearly 20 years regained speech and movement because his brain spontaneously rewired itself by growing tiny new nerve connections to replace the ones sheared apart in a car crash.

Terry Wallis, 42, is thought to be the only person in the United States to recover so dramatically so long after a severe brain injury. He still needs help eating and cannot walk, but his speech continues to improve and he can count to 25 without interruption.

Wallis' sudden recovery happened three years ago, but doctors said the same cannot be hoped for people in a persistent vegetative state, such as Terry Schiavo, the Florida woman who died last year after a fierce right-to-die court battle.

Yeah, right, "doctors said" there was no hope for Terri. The presstitutes never miss a chance to recite the Death Cult catechism.

But if Terri wasn't quite as PVS as those anonymous doctors were led to believe... if she were given Zolpidem, the drug that has wakened PVS patients... if stem cell therapy were developed... if Michael had not denied her all therapy... indeed, if he hadn't put her to death, she might have had her own "surprising" rewiring. What a grievous setback that would have been for the death freaks.

[Dante3]

Thank you. And a great 4th of July to you too.

[T'wit]

Terri's priest, Fr. Malanowski, is writing about his experiences with her

"I'm writing a book," the 83-year-old Stamford native said. "Terri is going to be a big chapter in it."

[presently no screen name]

Did you see this?


http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/07/03/D8IKQCEO0.html

[T'wit]

This story is getting around. It showed up as a news story at an e-mail provider I use. Photo of Terry Wallis and his daughter Amber:

[T'wit]

Glorious Independence Day, Kevin!

[T'wit]

>> The brain is extremely sensitive to damage, but it is also surprisingly robust when it comes to recovery. Stroke victims, for instance, often suffer from partial paralysis or speech problems, but they usually regain some or all of their faculties over time. The speed and extent of recovery will depend on the location and extent of the injury, but the chances of improvement are generally much greater for the young than for the old.

Terry Wallis, "The Man who Slept for Nineteen Years" - a doctor explains brain injury and our body's mechanisms of healing (backgrounder from the UK)

[T'wit]

>> - The controversy surrounding the Terri Schiavo case in Florida has reawaken[ed] some interest in Terry Wallis. Terry's family heard about the Schiavo case and contacted Schiavo's family to offer support. Schiavo, also 39 years old, has been in a coma [Terri was not in a coma -- note the media disinformation] since 1990. Her husband has requested that her life support systems [she was not on life support] be withdrawn, allowing [forcing] her to die, but her family and other supporters, including the Governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, have fought the move.

Terry Wallace and Terri Schiavo [2003]

[T'wit]

It doesn't take long to find out that this is a hostile report. It's right here in the lead.

ORMOND BEACH -- As Florida lawmakers struggled last year with an emotional debate about keeping alive a brain-damaged woman, anti-abortion activist Randall Terry and state Sen. Jim King became key figures.

Terri wasn't dying. The debate was about killing her. The Death Cult argues that if you are as brain-damaged as this writer, you do not have a right to life.

Bobby Schindler supports Randall Terry's effort to unseat Jim King