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Alan Rock says that he will
force the provinces to pay private clinics for doing abortions.
Yet last year and during the election he was threatening
that there would be penalties to provinces for allowing
private health care and clinics. What is with this man ?
Is he confused or biased ? How can one clinic violate the
Canada Health Act yet the other be required under the same
law?
Again the liberal government
is asking for two tiered justice and violating it own
position on health care.
Catholic Health Minister
Orders Provinces to Pay for All Abortions
From Life Site
News
OTTAWA, Jan 9, 2001 (LSN.ca)
- The media has learned that Health Minister Allan Rock's
intimidation of New Brunswick - attempting to force the
province to publicly fund abortion in private clinics
even though it is already funded in hospitals - has been
applied to other provinces as well. The CBC reports today
that Rock, who calls himself Catholic and has been known
to selectively quote from the Catechism in the House of
Commons, has threatened three other provinces with penalties
if they refuse to fund abortions at private abortuaries.
Manitoba, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island all received
the warning from Health Canada.
Notorious abortionist Henry
Morgentaler controls most of the private clinics in the
provinces, and his support for the Liberal Prime Minister
(also a "Catholic") during the November elections
was based on the PM's commitment to abortion. The government
tactics are a clear form of blackmail where they threaten
to withhold funds from the provinces if they refuse to
completely fund abortions at taxpayer expense. Currently,
Ottawa is penalizing Nova Scotia some $58,000 since it
refused to pay a "facility fee" at private abortuaries.
Private abortuaries are often
preferred by those seeking to end the life of their unborn
children since later-term abortions are allowed in the
clinics, fewer questions are asked and the abortions are
usually performed much quicker that in hospitals.
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