National Campus Life Network

By Sara Hall, Maritime Campus Coordinator

Below is the new video created by Lia Mills, a popular young woman in the pro-life community. In this video campaign she explains how some choices are wrong and some are a matter of personal preference. She goes on to show the humanity of the unborn by revealing the illogic of common pro-choice arguments. Lia completes her video by asking the question “Is it possible to be a human but not a person.” She is currently working on a video to answer that very question.

By Sara Hall, Maritime Campus Coordinator

If any of our readers follow Sarah Palin, you have probably seen the video, Sarah Doesn’t Speak for Me,  from the group EMILY’s List. The video, though clever and well done, contradicts itself. You will notice they claim to protect their young when threatened, but directly after that condone the murder of unborn children in the name of “choice”.

In Sarah Palin’s response to this video she writes, “The sad part is that the attack comes from other sisters who happen to be on the other side of an issue that has been of great importance to American women from the time of our feminist foremothers, Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, down to today. I’m speaking of the issue of life.”

The pro-abortion group who created the video worry that their “cubs” would be denied healthcare under a Palin administration.  Apparently healthcare includes the “right” to kill their own children. So much for protecting their “young”, or particularly their grandchildren.

by Sara Hall, Maritime Campus Coordinator

The Irish pro-life organization called “Youth Defense” released a radio ad that was banned by the government because it was “too political”.  They have now released the powerful and challenging video on youtube to spread the message about abortion and life in the womb. Note that instead of allowing themselves to be censored by the government they simply found a new channel to spread the message of life that will now reach a greater population than a single radio show in Ireland.