Thread by FocusNexus.
We did something different on Fox News Sunday today. Instead of discussing the week's news--we brought something up that I suspect most people have never heard about.
It is a 51-page end-of-life counseling book the Department of Veterans Affairs is now using--called "Your Life, Your Choices." I learned about it on Wednesday--in an article in the Wall Street Journal--under the title "Death Book for Veterans." . . .
Thread by NYer.
Women seeking an abortion must be told that the procedure ends a human life, a federal judge ruled Thursday, upholding part of a South Dakota law.
U.S. District Judge Karen Schreier said doctors must disclose to pregnant women that “the abortion will terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique, living human being.”
But she rejected other portions of the state’s 2005 informed consent law that required doctors to tell women that abortion increases the risk of suicide and that they have “an existing relationship with that unborn human being.” . . .
Instead of treating vets, the Death Book is a clear cut case of the power of suggestion made to look like a guide. That’s what scientology does. I wonder if any scientologists helped write the Death Book along with the assisted suicide advocates. Not all scientologists focus on the culture of death but many do.