[pnh102]

This is a terrible story. It is disgusting that the victims settled, they could have taken this murderer to court, had him prosecuted, convicted and removed from the ability to kill children while he was in prison.

[festus]

Local media commented on these pro-life successes, as WorldNetDaily reports, stating , “We hope the efforts to stop the Small Victories anti-abortion group from protesting during city parades is at an end. … While we don't like their tactic of showing grisly [abortion] images during parades as a way to opposing the abortion clinic in Granite City, we certainly defend their constitutional rights to peacefully assemble and make their point."

Those signs are grisly but so is the topic. The picture of a dismembered unborn infant is chilling and impossible to argue against no matter how many words one uses. You cannot argue its not a baby, you cannot argue it isn't wrong, you cannot argue its "a choice".

10-12 years ago I saw similar signs in California on a lunch excursion. I couldn't get them out of my head. Being raised to spout the party line of "its a mothers right to choose about her body" this sign changed my view completely.

I have since held those signs along a road not far from home.

Been cussed at, shouted at, hollered at etc. Its worth every minute.

[SunkenCiv]

Hillary would say this Yogendra Shah guy would be running a convenience store.

[Convert from ECUSA]

Ping!

[ProLifeJan]

Too bad this statement is a lie.

In fact, one of the abortion mill’s guards converted, quit his job and joined the Michael family in protesting on the street.

His name is Mike Held, and he did not quit, he was promoted to supervisor.

He has also never been seen “protesting” with the Michale family in Granite City.

She took a picture of him on his motorcycle while he was bringing keys and paperwork to the current guards but that is hardly protesting.

[ProLifeJan]

This statement is also wrong;

“By paying the money, Shah will avoid going to court. “

This lawsuit has been on going since 2001.

How is that avoiding court?

[BibChr]

Yogendra Shah

What do you bet he's a vegetarian?