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Husband Behind BirthOrNot Web Site Admits Abortion Vote a Hoax Apple Valley, MN -- The husband behind the BirthOrNot web site that caused an international controversy over a vote on an abortion has now admitted the web site was a hoax. http://LifeNews.com/nat-6877

The Minneapolis couple behind the website birthornot.com have been revealed as internet fraudsters. Pete and Alisha Arnold, both 30, set up a website claiming they were torn about aborting or keeping their healthy baby boy and asked the public to vote online and help them decide. But the alternative weekly City Pages revealed Pete is a pro-life activist who posts his beliefs on the internet under the alias Zeeboid.

A pregnant woman in Minnesota has decided to leave her decision on whether to abort or carry her baby to term in the hands of an online poll. She even includes sonogram pictures of the fetus, along with updates on its development, and says Dec 9th is the last day she can legally abort so her poll will be concluded two days before. Apparently it's part of a social experiment on her part, and she insists she is serious. What's worse, malcontents have flooded the poll with votes to abort. If you find the whole thing as disturbing as I...

BirthorNot Couple Says Abortion Vote Web Site Not a Hoax The couple at the center of the attention of the BirthOrNot abortion vote website in what many are calling an elaborate hoax, says the vote about her potential abortion is legitimate. http://LifeNews.com/state-5684