NARAL and Google Team Up Against Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

30 Apr, 2014 by Dave Blount

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Now that the SS and the KGB are no longer with us, the most openly evil organization on the planet may be the death cult calling itself the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, a.k.a. NARAL. It doesn’t hurt just babies, although in a soft tyranny like ours, only babies are killed. Others get removed from public view:

Bowing to pressure from abortion-rights groups, Google is removing advertisements from its site for “crisis pregnancy centers” that discourage people from having abortions.

The phrase “abortion-rights groups” apparently means NARAL, the worst of the worst among pro-abortion fanatics, supporters of the homicidal “late-term” activities that made Tiller the Baby Killer so infamous.

“Anyone looking for abortion services should be able to depend on their search engine to provide them with accurate resources,” NARAL President Ilyse Hogue said in a statement. “Anything less is aiding and abetting ideologically driven groups with a calculated campaign to lie to and shame women making one of the most important decisions of our lives.”

That is, the decision to kill their own child. Anyone who would point out other options is “ideologically driven” — unlike NARAL, of course.

National Right to Life Committee President Carol Tobias, though, said that the resource centers are used by many pregnant women who would be hurt by Google’s action.

“Google is waging a war on women by limiting knowledge of the options and services available to women,” she said in an email to The Hill.

However, only the phony war on women — consisting of misleading statistics on income disparities and resistance to coercively financed birth control — is likely to get more than passing mention from the media, which is as devoted to NARAL’s degenerate, pro-death agenda as Google is.

NARAL crows that two-thirds of the ads it didn’t like were removed on their command.

It seems every story we read marks another milestone on the road into a nightmare realm of homogeneous liberalism.