“WHY THE PRO-LIFE
MOVEMENT IS LOSING? CPC’S ON THE GOVERNMENT TEET”..
December 2, 2012
Written by: Angela Michael
Hello, anyone home? This is what our ministry has been exposing
all along for years outside the Midwest largest late term abortion mill in
Illinois. Just one Crisis Pregnancy Center in Granite City has taking millions
of dollars from the government in grant money. This is why a lot of CPC’s change
their names as we learned from Dr Dobson’s organization, Focus on The Family, so the same CPC can apply for thousands of dollars in grant money
each year, and continue feeding off the government teet.
This is why abortion will never come to an end. We are
losing from within. New Beginnings/ Mosaic Pregnancy Centers headquarters in
Granite City, Illinois, has taken in over a million dollars in grant money from
the government, that we could document.
What they are not telling the pro-life donors and the churches
is that when you accept government money you are required to inform pregnant
women of ALL their options including “abortion”, and where they
can obtain one. This would explain why in earlier days outside the abortion
mill in GC we were intercepting pregnant girls coming from New Beginnings to get
an abortion.
Kathy Sparks publically stated, “She is still
friends with many of her former co workers inside the abortion clinic and that
they were nice people”. This is why our ministry is being libeled and
attacked by “anonymous” websites and bloggers because we have reported this and
exposed pro-life organizations who are there to perpetuate abortion; not end it
and they are making a killing off the income they receive.
What is more surprising , is the pro abortion
Obama administration to continue feeding government monies to the
Christian prolife based pregnancy centers who are gorging themselves at the
trough. We assumed feeding at the governments teet would be cut off a long time
ago..
Especially when pregnancy centers, like Mosaic,
Thrive St.Louis, and Care Net discriminate against pregnant women and
selectively help a few who have to earn government funded assistance. The
following article backs up what we have been exposing regarding the hypocrisy
and the “cash cows” of the so called prolife movement. Care Net is
one of the biggest to cash in. This does not stop abortion or save babies
scheduled to die. It’s a racket, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
“ Proclaim the truth and do not be silent
through fear. Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire
An anti-abortion,
"Christ-centered ministry" in Vermont
is looking for a federal loan to build its operation
Crisis Pregnancy Centers are problematic on
many levels: they often engage in deceptive practices, setting up shop near
abortion providers to confuse women, handing out medically inaccurate
information and sometimes even coercing patients.
Many are Christian conversion clearinghouses in disguise, as well.
One such “Christ-centered ministry” in Vermont, part of a
national umbrella network of Christian CPCs, got rejected for a federal loan
for a variety. Now they are suing.
Care Net is a
self-described “pregnancy resource center” that works to prevent abortion by
offering an array of services, including free pregnancy tests, parenting
classes, and counseling. The USDA denied the group’s loan request due to the
“inherently religious” nature of some of its programming.
Care Net’s most
troubling offering, as far as USDA officials were concerned, was a
rewards-based learning program called “Learn to Earn,” wherein expectant
parents had to take a certain number of parenting and Bible study classes in
order to receive free baby supplies. (Care Net’s executive director has said
the center has since suspended the Bible study requirement.) The center also
offers, according to a brochure, a
“bible centered program” called “Post Abortive Teaching and Healing” that
“enables women to process their abortion-related experiences and emotions with
the goal of healing and recovery.” In addition, Care Net conducts an
abstinence-only sex-education class called “Why Am I Tempted?” or WAIT.
Sounds like some of these offerings might
have been a bit of a violation of the whole “church and state” thing, which is
why the initial loan request was denied:
On the advice
of its legal department, the USDA concluded that
were the agency to engage in a long-term borrower-lender relationship with Care
Net, there was a potential for “excessive government entanglement with
religion,” which the Supreme Court has decided is a violation of the First
Amendment’s establishment clause.
In a May 2011
memo, USDA Office of the General Counsel attorney adviser Virginia Henning
wrote that though Care Net’s non-religious activities were eligible for
financial assistance under the federal agency’s program rules, it would be
difficult for the USDA to “accurately prorate the amount of time and space used
in this facility for religious education” and would thus require “extensive
monitoring” from the USDA to make sure the center was not engaging in too much
religious activity.
The case is going back to court to see if
‘the loan denial on the basis of the group’s religious activities violated Care
Net’s constitutional rights to free speech and equal protection” but as Resnick
notes, this is a case that the group hopes will very much open the door for
more federal funding for religious groups.
