Acts of abortion terrorism against peaceful pro-life pregnancy centers are now a national trend. Attacks are being investigated by local and federal agencies in New York, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Oregon, Texas, DC, and Virginia. According to a bulletin issued the day of the firebombing of CompassCare Pregnancy Services in Buffalo by the National Terrorism Advisory
At 3:00 A.M. yesterday morning, abortion terrorists broke glass, firebombing CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo. The signature graffiti message left by the criminals reads, “Jane Was Here” referring to the terrorist organization Jane’s Revenge. The group continues to incite their followers to engage in what they are calling a “Night of Rage.” The Amherst
CompassCare Will Not Stop Serving Women and Saving Babies CompassCare is assessing the damage done to the medical office by the arson attack. It will take months and hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair. The intent of this attack was to stop CompassCare from helping women have their babies. It did not succeed. As we write
Early this morning police and firefighters responded to smoke at CompassCare’s Buffalo office. The building was firebombed. The windows in the reception room and nurses’ office were broken and fires lit. Graffiti on the building left by the arsonists refers to the abortion terrorist group Jane’s Revenge reading, “Jane Was Here.” The group took responsibility
The New York State Legislature passed a nefarious bill, investigating groups who disagree with the state’s official abortion policy in order to pass additional legislation regulating them. The investigative body is focused on small, pro-life, non-profit, and mostly volunteer pregnancy centers. The legislation funds the investigators to demand any information including confidential patient records, internal
Real Abortion News reported that on March 29 Judge McAvoy of the Northern U.S. District Court sided with a New York State labor law, making it illegal for pro-life employers to hire according to their pro-life beliefs and mission in CompassCare v Cuomo. The ruling means that if pro-life organizations, including churches, do not comply
In 2019 New York made it illegal to require employees to uphold a Biblical ethic of sexual conduct opposing abortion. Further, any church or pro-life employer had to inform employees of their abortion rights in employee handbooks. Judge McAvoy of the Northern U.S. District Court upheld the anti-Christian law in CompassCare v Cuomo. Then on
An historic breach of judicial ethics occurred at the Supreme Court on Monday May 2nd over the anticipated abortion ruling, Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health. The case carries the potential of overturning the 1973 abortion ruling Roe v Wade. Georgetown Professor of Law Jonathan Turley referred to the leak as, “…one of the greatest breaches
What will be history’s verdict of abortion? Will history look back on America with pride, marveling at the multi-billion-dollar abortion industry applauding the resourcefulness, generosity, and support for women facing unplanned pregnancy? When a woman considers abortion, it is because she feels coerced to do something she never imagined. A woman feels trapped prior to
The New York State Assembly is targeting pro-life service organizations…again. Early in April the Assembly passed bill A5499 dubbed the Pregnancy Center Investigation Bill. The Assembly voted for similar bills in recent years, failing to pass muster in the Senate. Fearing the Supreme Court will overturn Roe v Wade, sending the abortion issue back to
