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Dallas Premiere of “BloodMoney: The Business of Abortion”

October 20, 2010

Dallas, TX (CPLC) - October 27, 2010 beginning 7p.m. at Angelika Film Center, 5321 E Mockingbird Ln Dallas, TX 75206.

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BloodMoney is a documentary film narrated by Dr. Alveda King, which exposes the truth behind the Abortion Industry from the Pro Life perspective.

The film examines the history of abortion in America. From the inception of Planned Parenthood and the profitability of abortion clinics, to Roe v. Wade, to the denial of when life begins, the fight to save the lives of innocent babies, and the devastating effects it has had on the women that have exercised this “choice”.

 http://www.bloodmoneyfilm.com/

Featuring

Norma McCorvey
“Roe” of Roe v. Wade

 Joseph Scheidler
Pro-Life Action League
Dr. Bernard Nathanson
Ex-Abortionist		 Troy Newman
Operation Rescue
Father Frank Pavone
Priests for Life		 Father Thomas Euteneuer
Human Life International

and Carol Everett
Former Abortion-Provider and Author of Blood Money 

This documentary reveals the holocaust that is abortion in America, including the deception giving rise to it, the profit motives behind it, and the undeniable suffering resulting from the so-called “right to choose.”  

“Rather than go through a nine month crisis pregnancy, . . . I’ve gone through about 20 years of hell on earth, just by exercising my right to choose.” - Testimony of post-abortive woman from the film  

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Posted by George Vogt · Filed Under DFW Spotlight 

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