Well at at least we know where does NJ and it’s government stands. As some one who grew up under the communism, I would hate to have some one like Mr. Corzine in the place of Ronald Regan. However as some one who leaves in NJ and pays NJ State Taxes, I would like the governor not to do business with a country where religious beliefs are persecuted. China’s government policy in regard to the family planing is the most evil in the entire world. But what can you expect of a governor who commits millions of dollars to abortion mills in NJ.

I have spoken. What about you? Use the comments below.

Obama’s campaigning in Jersey City was all over the local news stations yesterday. Until recently black voters were split in their support between Clinton and Obama. But recent reports in the news seem to indicate that Obama is winning the support of black voters.

Jill Stanek has written an interesting article highlighting Obama’s voting record on abortion. To bring the issue closer to home I offer New Jerseyans following article I have written about abortion statistics in our state.

Your government has pushed hard for the initiative of $450 million funding for embryonic the stem cell research, which was overwhelmingly reject by New Jersey voters in November of 2007. This might have been a big surprise for you, since New Jersey had already spent $270 millions on research buildings.

Corzine donated $150,000 to the northern New Jersey chapter of Planned Parenthood in April 1999

In yesterday speech you have talked about fiscal responsibility and that there is no magic when it comes to money and finances. I am sure most of the New Jerseyans would agree with you on that. However in the light that your government was willing to spend half a billion on the research that has failed to produce a single cure is not an assurance of your government’s will to become fiscally responsible.

New Jersey is one of the states that assists Planned Parenthood with federal and state taxpayers money. According to FY ‘08 state budget two Planned Parenthood affiliates of Mercer County and Central Jersey are to receive over $11 million in both federal and state tax money.

As New Jersey resident I have one question. How much of the money your are planing to raise via proposed initiative will end up paying for abortions and destruction of human embryos?

Some of the “NJ Voices” are quick to proclaim that NJ has become “absolutely Pro-Life”. It is actually laughable to say that turning away from the issues like abortion can actually qualify NJ as becoming “absolutely Pro-Life”:

Just as some religious groups are turning their benevolent focuses away from hot-button issues like gay marriage, evolution, and abortion and toward less-divisive but more dire issues like poverty, hunger, human rights, and global warming, so too can so-called “pro-lifers” stand for the many ways one can generally support life over death.

Even as NJ has abolished the death penalty, it hardly saved any lives doing so, last person executed in NJ was in 1963. To this day NJ is leading in systematic genocide against black. As long as NJ enables killing of unborn babies it will remain the “absolutely pro-death”.

Tags: abortion, pro-choice., prolife

Writing about the fate of death penalty in New Jersey, I have come across some interesting statistics over at The NJ Department of Health in regards to abortions. I have to admit that their website provides some great data. It should be noted that the figures listed on the Department of Health website may have done great disservice to pro-abortion movement. Otherwise it is hard to explain why these statistics are not updated since 2004. Admittedly providing the statistics, they have done an outstanding job. The abortions statistics for each particular year are split into many different categories such as age, ethnicity, week of gestation, and many others.

It is particularly disturbing to realize that the leaders of the civil rights movement are not outraged. Why should they be outraged? Well take a look at the following brake down:

Abortions Performed in NJ from 1991 to 2004
Break Down by Enticity

Do you think Al Shapton and Jesse Jackson should be outraged by these statistics? Do you think ACLU should reconsider their support of Planned Parenthood? If you look at abortion statistics in the state of New Jersey, the ACLU’s support of Planed Parenthood equals to their support of systematic genocide against blacks.

It would be nice to end my post here. But I will not! If the statistics above made you stop and think for a moment. I think the following may shock you. It is not a secret that in many states ACLU along with Planned Parenthood are continuously appealing any attempt of local legislators to curb down abortions through parental notification laws. In other words, ACLU and Planned Parenthood are saying that your underage daughter can have an abortion, but you have no right to know about it. Taking a closer look at the number of abortions performed on women under the age of 18 in the state of New Jersey reveals very startling picture:

Abortions Performed in NJ from 1991 to 2004
Break down by Age. Under the age of 18.

I also could have finished here. But I will not! Doing so would prove a disservice to myself. I have been drilling and looking at these numbers from so many different angles. Hoping that the more “zoom” applied, the less startling the “large picture” would be. It was an impossible task. One would hope that abortions performed on girls age 15 and younger would be in no more than double digits:

Abortions Performed in NJ from 1991 to 2004
Break down by Age. Under the age of 15.

Double digits? No such luck!!! But how more evil does the Planned Parenthood and ACLU look from this perspective?

So in conclusion I am asking four simple questions. Where are you Al? Where are you Jesse? What kind of Christian ministers are you, to be so blind to the devastation caused by abortion? What kind of civil right leaders are you to keep silence while the abortionists in NJ are killing the future of African Americans?

The sad thing is that neither of the Reverends will ever see this article. And no, I am not taking a cheep shot at prominent black leaders. I am just calling to the task the most influential “heroes” of the civil right movement. The time for repentance is here!

I am not sure this has made the national news, but the New Jersey state Senate has abolished the death sentence replacing it with life in prison without the possibility for parole:

Assembly members voted 44-36 to replace the death sentence with life in prison without parole. The state Senate approved the bill Monday, and Gov. Jon S. Corzine, a Democrat, has said he will sign the bill within a week.

A special state commission found in January that the death penalty was a more expensive sentence than life in prison, hasn’t deterred murder and risks killing an innocent person.

While there were 8 men currently on the death row in New Jersey, no one was actually executed since 1963.

While many in pro life movement welcome this news, abortion laws in NJ require more urgent attention. Currently NJ abortionists are not required to notify the parents of the girl and can offer the procedure to any girl of any age. According to New Jersey Department of Health between the years 1991 and 2004 there were 468,776 performed. These numbers are broken down by the week of gestation and show that 21,043 abortions were performed on 20th or later week of gestation.

Looking at the abolishment of the death penalty from this perspective raises the question how urgent was this decision? Don’t take me wrong, I welcome this decision, but the New Jersey legislature is not getting an applause from me. Since 1963 no death sentence was carried out in NJ, while at the same time in only 13 years almost 468,776 innocent lives were taken.

Other bloggers wrote following posts about this news:

Update: NJ Abolishes The Death Penalty- while I often read Michelle’s blog, I hate the fact that you need to be a registered user on her blog in order to leave a comment. Michelle, I see you are using WordPress as well if you have enabled the option where only registered users can comment, you should also enable the registration option. Just a suggestion. I have to completely disagree with you on this issue. Death penalty rarely if ever brings closure to the families of the victims.