The Gosnell Trial

I hope by now you've heard about what's going on with the Gosnell trial and his chamber of horrors abortion clinic. If you haven't, it's not your fault. You see, today in America the media allows us to know only what they want us to know. And what goes on during the nightmare of after-birth abortion is definitely not on their need-to-know agenda for the average American. However, thanks to an article by Kirsten Powers, a columnist, blogger, pundit, and political commentator, the word has begun to leak out about the unspeakable acts committed by Gosnell and others. Once the article by Powers appeared, other bloggers and journalists began to publish related information--information so horrifying its details are, to say the least, difficult to read. 

I've linked to one of those articles, but I should  warn you that it's not for the squeamish, Let me also add that the information now beginning to surface is information we need to know, no matter how difficult it is to take in. Keep in mind that the Gosnell abortion clinic isn't alone in what Planned Parenthood and the liberal media refuse to label as "murder" or "infanticide." This is an area that, if you learn enough about it, will stun you, and--hopefully--make you cry out for justice. If justice can even be defined for these abominable practices. 

This is more--much more--than a violation of human rights (although it's certainly that) or a sensational crime story. This is raw, unconscionable evil. And for those who possibly have never believed in evil before now, the appalling facts about the practice of after-birth abortion may--no, should--change your mind. 

This is simply one article, but if you genuinely care about this major media cover-up--which is only one of countless other cover-ups--just go to your favorite search engine and type in "after-birth abortion." You'll be amazed at the information availble, though most of it is being withheld by the media. 

I apologize in advance if what you learn troubles you. On the other hand, what we're not learning troubles me. In truth, it even frightens me. We have a media that continually insists on and pushes for their in-your-face "right to know." Why, then, is that same media so reluctant to extend that right-to-know to the rest of us?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion...