Seems like the Bain case is not over. What do we need to do to end this ceaseless chatter? Does the NZ Justice department give approval to invent a time machine and go back and install security cameras in the Bain household? What's the bet it's the discovery of those cameras that set off angry accusations and ultimately led to the murders. Is the NZ Justice system to blame? Given the tortuous path from the courts to the Privy Council, perhaps it's not so far fetched.
Speaking of flogging dead horses, Phil Goff would make a good Minister for Racing. I haven't been following Goff's "attack National for all they're Worth" campaign but even from the far end of the stand, it seems to me that he's waving his tickets, cheering his horse and not realizing the race is over. Every now and then, it's nice to sit back and wait for facts. The story may well have the substance behind it to scratch Worth, but Key is not the jockey.
One rabid man killed Dr George Tiller, and millions of rabid abortionists seem to want to pin the murder on anyone who is uncomfortable with killing babies *suspected* of having Downs Syndrome. Well, I have news for them. I wasn't advised in advance of the "hit". It came as a complete surprise, and I would not have authorised it. You have my word on that.
It's interesting that all of the Pro-Aborts see ALL of Dr Tiller's late term abortions as being medical necessity. No question. No debate. That explains the essence of the difference of opinion between the two broad factions. The niggling suspicion that a few terminations may have been for the wrong reasons. But what are the wrong reasons? After all, for some it's only about choice.
Not the choices made earlier to this point, just the ones we have when we can't go back in time. If we had a time machine, would we use it, and would it make things any better?
Speaking of flogging dead horses, Phil Goff would make a good Minister for Racing. I haven't been following Goff's "attack National for all they're Worth" campaign but even from the far end of the stand, it seems to me that he's waving his tickets, cheering his horse and not realizing the race is over. Every now and then, it's nice to sit back and wait for facts. The story may well have the substance behind it to scratch Worth, but Key is not the jockey.
One rabid man killed Dr George Tiller, and millions of rabid abortionists seem to want to pin the murder on anyone who is uncomfortable with killing babies *suspected* of having Downs Syndrome. Well, I have news for them. I wasn't advised in advance of the "hit". It came as a complete surprise, and I would not have authorised it. You have my word on that.
It's interesting that all of the Pro-Aborts see ALL of Dr Tiller's late term abortions as being medical necessity. No question. No debate. That explains the essence of the difference of opinion between the two broad factions. The niggling suspicion that a few terminations may have been for the wrong reasons. But what are the wrong reasons? After all, for some it's only about choice.
Not the choices made earlier to this point, just the ones we have when we can't go back in time. If we had a time machine, would we use it, and would it make things any better?
And I see Key made things very clear as to Worth's tenure, and then Worth resigned this avo.
ReplyDeletePoor Goff.
Worth is also strongly defending his position. Time will tell, I guess.
"It's interesting that all of the Pro-Aborts see ALL of Dr Tiller's late term abortions as being medical necessity. No question. No debate."
ReplyDeleteVery few pro-abortionists i've spoken to feel that if there is no medical reason, then killing the fetus off is still alright. At least that's what they'll admit, some pro-abortionists really do believe that it's only about choice, that a woman should be allowed to kill off the unborn for whatever reason and this must be funded by the taxpayer. But they're too ashamed to admit it.
They're terrified of questions and debate Zen, because that would expose them for what they are and also open the eyes of those who haven't really given it much thought.