--Broadcast
Show #1 –
·
Notebook
(Dzintra Tuttle and Mark Crutcher)
1.
Operation
Save America held week of activism in Charlotte, NC July 13-19.
A.
Week
of picketing, proclaiming gospel, and urging other Christians to get involved
in pro-life activism
B.
Signed
Emancipation Proclamation for the Unborn.
C.
Held
Ecclesiastical Court
in Front of Court Building to bring awareness about bad judicial decisions
(1)
Held
court in contempt of God and Guilty of High Treason against the people.
(2)
Flip
Benham arrested and spent day and a half in jail for breaking fire code.
D.
Law
enforcement trying to keep Christians “in the closet, in their churches.”
2.
Pampered
Chef & Brookshire-Hathaway removed from Life Decisions International
Boycott list after dropping all corporate contributions.
3.
Florida
Court rules that mentally challenged woman is allowed to have her baby.
A.
Gov.
Jeb Bush was attempting to get guardian ad litem for woman to protect fetus.
B.
Guardian
for woman decided that pregnancy is not problem, has decided against an abortion.
4.
Senator
Barbara Boxer adds amendment to the Foreign Aid Bill that would allow funding
for Family Planning Organizations who support abortion.
A.
This
would overturn Mexico City Policy currently prohibiting funding these organizations.
B.
Amendment
passed 53-47 with significant support from pro-abortion Republicans.
C.
More
evidence that rhetoric of “choice” is a lie.
·
Michael
Hirsch on Paul Hill (with Mark Crutcher)
1.
State
of Florida has set date for Paul Hill’s
Execution.
2.
Paul
Hill never really got a fair trial.
A.
Mr.
Hirsch had been asked by Hill to represent him at trial, the judge refused to
allow Mr. Hirsch to represent Paul Hill
B.
Paul
Hill was forced to represent himself at the initial trial (Mr. Hirsch did
represent him in front of Florida Supreme Court)
C.
Judge
refused to admit Mr. Hirsch to practice pro hac vice because he was not
licensed in Florida
(1)
Mr.
Hirsch has practiced in over thirty other jurisdictions and is licensed in
three other jurisdictions.
(2)
Judge
did allow Mr. Hill to represent himself, even though he is not licensed in Florida either.
D.
Paul
Hill was prepared to argue defense of justification; not allowed by judge to
make such an argument.
(1)
Was
not allowed to talk about Florida law that allowed for justified defense
(2)
Was
not allowed to allude to child killing, murder or abortion as wrong
E.
In
addition, prosecutor made sure that anyone with a religious conviction was not
in potential jury pool.
F.
No
other subject where defendant would not be allowed to explain why he committed
the crime.
G.
Paul
Hill stood mute in the courtroom, not because he had nothing to say, but
because judge had gagged him.
·
Uncommon
Sense – Mark Crutcher
1.
Elementary
school children being required to care for a bag of flour like a newborn baby
A.
This
is an attempt to show the children how difficult raising a child is in order to
convince them to wait until they are adults to get pregnant.
B.
Seems
like a good idea, but it is not.
(1)
Even
a married adult woman, trying to get pregnant would not want to carry a bag of
flour for a week.
(2)
Experiment
leaves out the unbounded love a mother feels for her child.
C.
Suggests
to vulnerable children at a delicate age that they were once bags of flour that
ruined their parent’s lives.
(1)
Reinforces
societal attitude that children aren’t treasures to be cherished, but burdens
to be endured.
(2)
12
year-old girl told newspaper reporter that she had always planned on having
kids until participating in this program.
D.
Message
is not that they shouldn’t get pregnant, but that they shouldn’t have babies.
·
Michael
Hirsch on Paul Hill (with Mark Crutcher)
1.
Speculation
that Bill Clinton and Janet Reno in contact with authorities in Florida over this case.
A.
When
Government has show trial, they have to win.
B.
Needed
to ensure that there was no way to have a hung jury.
(1)
Only
one juror had to buy Paul Hill’s argument to create hung jury.
C.
Ramifications
would be immense if the government had lost this trial.
2.
Paul
Hill trial a good example of why death penalty is dangerous
3.
Every
citizen entitled to a trial, Paul Hill did not get one, and he will be executed.
4.
Deep
sympathy should be felt for Paul Hill’s family.
5.
Judge
in Hill case has less respect for law and constitution than any criminal he has
tried.
--
Broadcast Show #2 –
·
Notebook
(Dzintra Tuttle and Mark Crutcher)
1.
Supreme
Court has allowed decision against pro-lifers to stand.
A.
American
Coalition of Life Activists produced posters listing known abortionists.
B.
Abortionists
claimed to fear for their lives.
C.
Protesters
concerned with other issues, such as civil rights, labor, etc. have had court
rulings upholding their rights to list “evil” practitioners as free speech.
D.
Its
only because these people were pro-lifers that the courts ruled that way.
E.
Pro-lifers
ordered to pay over $100,000 in damages. Appeals court has said the amount
should be reduced
2.
Abortionist
Matthew Kachinas convicted of battery
A.
Kachinas
confronted pro-lifer, threatened her life and head-butted her in front of many
witnesses.
B.
Kachinas
required to undergo psychiatric treatment, anger management, fined $1,000 and
given one-year probation.
3.
In
China, “researchers” have kept alive a fetal heart for 35 days.
A.
Scientists
took heart from fifty-two day old baby who was aborted.
B.
Shows
humanity of baby and inhumanity of scientists.
C.
This
is where embryonic research in the US is headed
4.
In
Troy, NY, Sean Brown attacked his girlfriend, stabbing her in the abdomen to
attempt to kill the fetus.
A.
Both
mother and child treated and appear to be healthy.
B.
None
of the “women’s rights” groups have spoken out against this.
5.
Woman
forced by a judge to take birth control.
A.
Woman
convicted of driving under the influence of drugs.
B.
Ordered
by judge to undergo drug treatment and furnish proof that she was on birth
control. Judge told her “You’re going to stop having children you can’t take
care of.”
C.
Woman
claims birth control pills make her ill.
6.
California
passed law saying hospitals that are sold or leased cannot control practices
offered by new management.
A.
Keeps
Catholic hospitals from selling only under agreement that abortions will not be
performed.
·
Ed
Zielinski on legal risks to clinic workers (with Mark Crutcher)
1.
“Nuremberg
defense” – I was told to do it – is not a viable defense for criminal activity
by abortion clinic employees.
2.
Shredding
documents, health code violations, fraudulent book keeping, falsifying information,
tax fraud are common crimes that abortion clinic employees are asked to commit.
3.
No
one is “forcing” an employee to do these crimes, even if they were told to
commit them by their employer.
A.
One
abortionist that went to Federal prison literally had two sets of books; his
bookkeeper turned him in.
4.
Insurance
and tax fraud is occurring in many clinics.
A.
Employees
asked to prepare fraudulent doc
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