Archive for August, 2011

UW-Madison confirms use of aborted baby parts in ongoing research

Monday, August 8th, 2011

In mid-July, we wrote about UW-Madison opposing potential legislation that would ban the use of aborted fetal parts in research projects in the state.

That legislation was introduced last week Tuesday, authored by Rep. Andre Jacque. Read the bill here.

The legislation bans persons from knowingly and for valuable consideration acquiring, receiving, or transferring a fetal body part. It also bans persons from knowingly providing, receiving, or using for experimentation a fetal body part. Fetal body part is defined to mean a cell, tissue, organ, or other part of an unborn child who is aborted by an induced abortion.

University of Wisconsin (UW) officials are already attacking the bill, claiming that it will have a “chilling effect” on the biomedical research UW Madison is currently conducting using aborted fetal tissue. Click here for a Capital Times article detailing the UW’s opposition to AB 214 and Rep. Jacque’s and PLW’s response.

Click here [PDF] for PLW’s legislative memo detailing the UW’s grisly research on human fetal body parts.

Federal law prohibits the interstate trafficking of human fetal body parts. Wisconsin’s intrastate commercial activity must have a similar prohibition so that we can guarantee the highest ethical standards of academic research and medical care in our state. Pro-Life Wisconsin thanks Representative Jacque for introducing AB 214 and defending the human dignity of our aborted brothers and sisters.

Why would UW-Madison oppose such a law? Shouldn’t the state’s flagship university be concerned with the education of students (not to mention human beings that will never experience college, due to being aborted)?

There is documented evidence of UW conducting research on human fetal brain and pancreatic tissue, most recently a 2000 fetal brain cell study conducted by Su-Chun Zhang of the UW-Madison Department of Medical Sciences used immature neural cells from fetal human brain tissue of 15-20 gestation weeks “after elective termination of intrauterine pregnancies” to study neurological disorders including multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease. The study acknowledged Dr. Dennis Christenson, a former Madison abortionist, for his “assistance in this project.”

And now we know UW is currently using aborted baby parts in research.  UW’s vaunted research facilities have become a Communist-style house of horrors. You know who else performs research on human beings? Cuba, Germany, Russia, Korea…

Paying for college by hooking up with sugar daddies

Thursday, August 4th, 2011

An article in today’s Capitol Times discussed the “phenomenon” of female college students who are paying for college or paying down student debt by hooking up with “sugar daddies” — wealthy men who pay for companionship and sex. The University of Wisconsin-Madison is among the national leaders in producing “sugar babies” — young adults willing to provide these services.

Without the wide availability of contraception, none of this would be possible.

All of the vaunted sexual liberation women seem to have these days — “Be in control of your own sexuality! Birth control will set you free!” — has not resulted in male-female equality, at least where sex is concerned.

Has contraception really liberated women, or is it an excuse for men to have sex with no consequences? If birth control fails, it’s the women’s problem. She’s the one who will have to have the abortion or carry the baby. Men can push the problem off and say it’s not their problem that failed. Men more likely to use women for sex, because it objectifies women and there are no consequences. This has facilitated the abuse of women by men, and women are deluded if they think they are in control of their sex lives. Women want to be respected and revered by men, not used by them as an object. Abortion and birth control have left a trail of destruction for women, harming us physically emotionally and spiritually. With contraception, there’s one person in control, the man. Which brings us back to today’s news of college students turning to the world’s oldest profession.

What does sexual freedom mean for women these days? Is there really sex with no consequences? Why do women continue to let their bodies be used in the name of choice and freedom?