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Many excellent pro-life movies and documentaries have been recently released covering a wide spectrum of our issues. In fact, the movies seem to be coming so fast I have delayed posting this column several weeks to try to catch the latest. Even last week I read of one more but have to draw the line somewhere.

My star rating is out of four possible. Because of the volume, I am providing thumbnail reviews. Films are listed in alphabetical order....

Come What May

Released Spring 2009. Dove-family approved. 93 minutes. Fiction.

Synopsis: Pro-life college law student argues against Roe v. Wade in “moot court” while pro-abortion mother argues against parental notification before US Supreme Court. Patrick Henry College student production (and school infomercial) - impressive in that regard but not up to Hollywood standards. Good information on Roe v. Wade decision; good love story role modeling. $10-15 online.

Demographic Winter

Released Spring 2008. 56 minutes. Documentary.

Synopsis: Details the catastrophic social and economic consequences of the worldwide population decline. Sobering, must see - more than once. $18 online.

The follow-up to this movie, Demographic Bomb, was released June 20, but I only have seen a press release.

Lines That Divide: The Great Stem Cell Debate

Released June 2009. 57 minutes. Documentary.

Synopsis: First, I promise this film is not boring, making excellent use of movie clips and celebrity sound bites in combination with graphics and interviews of scientists on both sides of the debate. Covered are not only ethics but women’s health as well as media, political and terminology obfuscation. Very current information provided. $20 online.

Read thumbnail reviews of 5 more pro-life films in my column today, “Eight new pro-life films shine,” at WorldNetDaily.com

In addition, several weeks ago I asked you to list names of pro-life films of which you were aware and got many, many responses. (Thanks!) There is a pro-life angle to more movies than I thought. I have listed names you gave me on page 2 in alphabetical order. If you think of more, I’ll add them to the list.

… In April someone began mutilating and killing cats in 2 Miami-Dade neighborhoods. The outcry with demands to make it stop were instant.

Animal cruelty is despicable. Only sick people hurt and kill defenseless animals. That’s how Jeffrey Dahmer got his start.

But knowing the same sorts of torturous acts are committed every day against human beings in at least 25 Miami area abortion clinics with no public protest makes me a little crazy. These would include… an abortion survivor who was suffocated in a plastic bag and thrown on the clinic roof for a week until he was so infested by maggots he couldn’t be properly autopsied....

Mainstream media accounts attempting to humanize, dramatize and describe the cat killings in contrast to how they attempt to dehumanize, sanitize and obfuscate abortion make me a little crazy. Some excerpts:

“At a news conference… city and county leaders… reassured the community that the ‘reign of terror’ was over.” (CBS)

“… the killing spree...” (KPLG)

“… [M]y heart goes out to those families who have lost their dear kitties ‘cause I understand that pet owners feel very strongly about their little family members.... To see them so violated and so mutilated just defies all common sense and is painful for everyone involved. Thankfully… the terror has come to an end. And what of the perpetrator, depraved, demented, twisted.” - Miami-Dade Commissioner Katy Sorenson (CBS)

“… a slew of brutal cat murders and mutilations...” (CBS)…

Continue reading my column today, “Abortion vs. cat ‘murders,’” at WorldNetDaily.com.

Uploading pics from the abortion mill in Fairfax, VA

Friends of the unborn, it’s the first Friday of the month and it’s time for us to call and/or Email our representatives to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.

Think of it, a million unborn children stand a chance of living this year if we speak for them.