Pharmacy Owners Prevail in Court Decision on Blagojevich Edict

April 6, 2011April 6, 2011 ~ Pharmer

Illinois Pharmacy Owners have emerged victorious after six years of litigation against the state of Illinois edict compelling them to dispense the morning after pill.

This comes shortly after the approval of a new morning after pill, Ella, which is an analog of RU486, mifepristone.

Francis J Manion of the ACLJ, and Mark Rienzi, of Catholic University’s Columbus School of Law teamed up as counsel to the pharmacy owners.

Deposed Governor Blagojevich’s original order addressing individual pharmacists had previously been overturned.

Judge Belz noted that the government had made no effort to advance it’s supposed interest in supplying morning after pills to women prior to April 2010, and had specifically targeted pharmacists of conscience and their religious beliefs.

Pharmacists for Life International has stored the original letter from Blagojevich which threatened pharmacists with loss of their license to practice if they did not dispense the morning after pill and all other hormonal birth control products and contraceptives upon demand.

The coverage in the Chicago Tribune is very brief, does not mention the newest morning after pill, and does not mention that the original order to the pharmacists was for them to dispense all drugs labeled as “contraceptives” though most are misbranded. It does mention an expected (hoped for) appeal to the case.

Ella, The Morning After Pill, Ulipristal Acetate, AUDIO

August 24, 2010 ~ Pharmer

Listen up, if you prefer an audible opportunity to learn about Ulipristal Acetate, the new morning after pill.
Roland Lettner host of KFUO’s Studio One, interviews the Pharmer following the FDA approval of this drug for use in the United States.

You’ll get an EARFUL right here during the last 30 minutes of the show recorded on 8-19-10 (An interview with Michelle Malkin occupies the first 30 min.)

Two Organizations Creating a Need for Themselves

April 7, 2010April 7, 2010 ~ Pharmer ~ 1 Comment

Some activist organizations (including PFLI) steadfastly remain as all-volunteer entities. This eliminates the temptation to ensure survival by creating or exacerbating the problem which the organization addresses.

On the other hand, the Komen Foundation appears to have joined planned parenthood in self arranging a plan for continuation into perpetuity.

Planned parenthood encourages and feeds irresponsible sex behaviors, in order to create the need for its birth control services, including abortion. Both the pill and abortion continue to show a link to increased breast cancer.

Komen Foundation funds planned parenthood organizations, and is increasing this connection. Abortion and birth control pill use are both linked with breast cancer. So it seems that Komen Foundation is developing a similar self perpetuating strategy as it develops into one of the most fashionable charitable causes.

A board member of Komen Foundation,( and the son of its founder) also maintains a joint business interest with planned parenthood of the great northwest.

Read details, brought to you by Jill Stanek, below, in the following two articles, both very much worth your attention.

Planned Parenthood Deepens Link with Breast Cancer Foundation

The consequences of admitting ABC link.