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AN EDITORIAL
High Point, North Carolina, July 5, 2022 - - The following is an editorial written by Clarence William Page, owner and editor of this website and publication.
Examining the Fallout from the Dobbs Decision and the Demise of Roe vs. Wade
By: Pastor Clarence William Page
July 5, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued its decision. Dobbs vs. Jackson* deals a fatal blow to Roe vs. Wade**. The resulting outcry from abortionists and their supporters is immediate and ferocious.
Many allegations of "foul" are being hurled. Many medical "professionals" are claiming (in so many words) that "the sky is falling". What are the real facts?
First of all, pregnancy-prevention chemicals have become a cash cow. Women are spending MILLIONS (possibly BILLIONS) annually on "birth control substances". What do those substances do to the human body? What do those substances do to a woman's reproductive organs? Once taken, do the "birth control substances" make it more likely that a future miscarriage will occur? Where are the studies on that? What are the facts on that? I haven't heard a single medical "professional" address the impact (and harm) that "birth control substances" have on the woman that takes them. Additionally, do "birth control substances" place at risk children born to a woman who previously took "birth control substances"?
NOTE TO YOUNG VIRGINS: "Birth control substances" may possibly place at risk both you and your future children. As a Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, I think you should NOT endanger yourself and your future children by taking "birth prevention substances". Also, I think that you SHOULD NOT abort ANY of your children.
I am not a doctor. I do not practice medicine. I have no medical practice license. I did though (in 1965), graduate from the United States Army Medical Training Center and School located at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. My Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) was that of Medical Corpsman (many call it "Combat Medic").
What evidence have I that pregnancy prevention substances cause subsequent reproduction problems? Very little. I do, though, know of one instance where a young woman had used the pregnancy prevention foam known as EMCO and her first attempt at childbirth resulted in a miscarriage. She went to her doctor, and he told her that she had fibroid tumors and would never have children. She subsequently gave birth to children.
Have you EVER read ANYTHING about how "pregnancy prevention substances" harm women and their future children? Have you read ANYTHING about that???
Virgins, I think you SHOULD NOT take or use "pregnancy prevention substances". Also, I think you SHOULD NOT abort ANY of your children.
*Thomas E. Dobbs, State Health Officer of the Mississippi Department of Health, et al., Petitioners vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization, et al.
**Jane Roe, et al. vs. Henry Wade, District Attorney of Dallas County
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