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Expel Them All: David Krayden
By David Krayden
“The state of California has no business subsidizing intellectual curiosity.” – Ronald Reagan
Freedom of Religion is a Fundamental Right: David Krayden
By David Krayden
You would think that the bishops were condoning sexual abuse – or, God forbid, in this topsy-turvy moral age, maybe even cigarette smoking – so outraged are many amongst the Canadian left. In a letter last week from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, one line has stimulated the war against religion like no other: “Furthermore, we support (believers’) right to conscientious objection as a fundamental expression of the freedom of conscience and religion.”
The End of the Abortion Debate in Canada?: David Krayden
By David Krayden
Even if perhaps 20,000 people came to Parliament Hill yesterday to proclaim a pro-life Canada, to a great many observers, the apparent rejection and imminent defeat of Motion 312 in the House of Commons would seem to herald the end of the abortion debate in Canada. The motion, a modest proposal at best, is Kitchener Centre MP Stephen Woodworth’s earnest initiative to assess if indeed the fetus is a human being or simply protoplasm and a mere appendage to a woman’s body. Yes, obviously this question is all about whether abortion entails the taking of a human life and whether it should enjoy the unrestricted access that it currently does in Canada.
McGuinty Initiates Class Warfare in Ontario: David Krayden
“They wanted a tax on the rich; I want a way to pay down our deficit faster.”
Cowardice breeds stupidity: Abortion and Alberta politics
LifeSiteNews.com – April 16, 2012
Doing damage to the pro-life cause
By David Krayden
Make no mistake, if I were living in Alberta I would be voting Wildrose this election and supporting an old friend, Danielle Smith, for premier. Make no mistake again, Smith has done tremendous damage to the pro-life movement through her recent comments that essentially aim to elevate abortion to the sanctified level of sacrosanct human right. This is vitally ironic, as Smith leads a socially conservative party base in the most socially conservative province in Canada.