Contents
Church of Euthanasia
Cokely, Steve
Finkel, Brian (abortionist)
Hitler, Adolf
Jeffries, Leonard
Mandela, Nelson (former President of South Africa)
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
Showery, Raymond (abortionist)
Tutu, Desmond (South African Anglican Bishop)

Church of Euthanasia

"The point behind the photo [of himself standing in front of a Dachau concentration camp oven] is that the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust grew back. Like all weedy species, humans can grow back, but the animal species we have eliminated will never grow back."

—: "Reverend" Chris Korda of the Church of Euthanasia, talking about his compact disc, "Six Million Humans Can't Be Wrong." Quoted in "That's Outrageous: Human Weeds." Reader's Digest, November 1999, page 156.

Cokely, Steve

"The AIDS epidemic is a result of doctors, especially Jewish ones, who inject AIDS into Blacks."

—: Steve Cokely (a liberal African-American), quoted in the New York Times, July 26, 1988, article entitled "Black-Jewish Hostility." Also recounted in Milton Himmelfarb. "Jackson, the Jews, and the Democrats." National Review, November 7, 1988, page 42 [NOTE: Cokely was backed up by Louis Farrakhan, who defended this statement by saying that Jews didn't like it because "the truth hurts"].

Finkel, Brian (abortionist)

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       "This is my abortion machine, where I do the Lord's work. I heal the sick with it.
       "My mother's dead, but I'm looking forward to being an orphan. I can't wait for that nasty son of a bitch [my father] to die, so I can go piss on his grave.
       "I'm the prince of the pelvis, the disciple of Elvis! The uptight, out-of-sight, feeling-all-right Dr. Brian Leslie Finkel.
       "And you know what? I like myself. And that's what these other f—ers here in town don't understand. I like myself."
       "I meet all these weirdoes that want to give me s—, all because I like doing abortions for women. I help women doing abortions, that's my job, I'm really good at it. ...
       "You know, Filipinos have absolutely drop-dead gorgeous chicks. We used to call them LBFM. Little Brown F—ing Machines. Want to see a picture of an LBFM? I just happen to have one right here. ...
       "Got a Tech 9 [gun]. Every gynecologist needs a Tech 9, so I could have more rounds, 'cause they were bringing me more Christians. There's a Smith and Wesson .40 and a few rifles, for crowd control down at the [abortion mill] office. Ya ever looked down [the barrel of] a gun? C'mon, it's fun. ... Pretend the Catholic hordes are after you."
       "You know, I'm clean, I'm sober, I'm not doing drugs, I'm not stealing money, I'm trying to go to work. And I meet all these weirdoes that want to give me s—, all because I like doing abortions for women. I help women doing abortions, that's my job, I'm really good at it. I've learned from the best, and I've seen the worst. And I keep running across these people who abuse their position of trust and under the call of authority try to ruin my life."
       "I give all these guys [pro-life picketers] names, 'cause that personalizes it. We had this one guy that was stalking my office with his family. I called him 'Beer Belly,' he was a fat Mexican, stuff hanging over his belt. I go, 'Hey, Beer Belly, I want you to know that if your wife ever needs an abortion, I'll do one for free. Not because I'm a nice guy, but just because I want to get between her l-e-e-e-e-gs.'"
       "I have this law firm that works for me, I call them the eight gnawing Jews — Sacks Tierney — and they just ... bit their ass for me ...
       "Children of the Rosary is usually a very virulent, malicious group of harpies for Jesus. Kathy Sabelko [leader of the group] is a double-butt ugly mean-spirited bitch. It's reasonably apparent that she's physically challenged. She's just unattractive. Really, really unattractive. And I don't understand why she has this hatred for women, but she's one of these really mean-spirited Catholic misogynists who doesn't like women.
       "Now you just have a bunch of Wal-Mart shoppers showing up out front. Retirees — it's obvious just looking at them they're retirees. They're on a budget, they don't have a lot of money, they have a lot of free time. And they're looking for an ego feed. 'Somebody tell me I'm important, please.' They've never been important in their lives at all. So they come down here to my office, and they prey on people.
       "I believe in the eternal darkness of death. My Garden of Eden and my heaven is right here on earth.
       [Reverend Donald Spitz, director of Pro Life Virginia] has wrapped himself up in this mantle of moral superiority, but when you strip it off his shoulders you find his swastikas. He's a fascist. He's a religious zealot. ... Well, it's obvious that this man has a very obvious ongoing anti-social personality disorder, and I think he needs to increase his medication. ... The FBI needs to follow him around."
       "My enemies would tell you that I'm a media whore. My enemies would tell you that I seek out publicity, and my opponents would tell you that I deserve it. ... I think of myself as a crime victim. A crime victim while I'm taking care of disenfranchised women. Disenfranchised women who don't have lobbyists. Disenfranchised women that don't own their legislators, 'cause they're not making payments to them for their positions. And I got tired of getting pilloried in the media."
       "I just said, 'F— it. I'm smarter than the pro-lifers, I can form abstract thoughts. I'll talk to the media and explain to them what's going on.' You know, I don't call the media, the media calls me. ... I'm just a world-traveled, world-trained, world-class physician who speaks up for the little woman. That's all I am. And you know what? I do real good when I have no competition. ... I go after the big guys, honey. I don't like abusive men. I don't like abusive men who come after me and tell me that I'm worthless. I just won't take it. From anybody. Not from the ejaculator that inseminated the cow that birthed me, to any one of these dysfunctional, hate-filled religionists that I'm forced to interact with. ... If you let these cocksuckers get away with this on me, you're next.
       "I will not interact with Planned Parenthood at all. That's unfortunate, but they're such a bunch of disingenuous miscreants, [and] I really don't want to have anything to do with their alternative-health-care universe that they run. They're taking advantage of their patients, and they're taking advantage of their tax-exempt status, and I don't want to lower my health care standards to theirs."

—: Arizona abortionist Brian Finkel, quoted in Amy Silverman. "The Terminator." Downloaded from www.phoenixnewtimes.com/1999/061799/feature1-1.html to feature 1-7.html, the online edition of the weekly Phoenix New Times, on June 21, 1999 [NOTE: Finkel calls his abortion machine the "Super Sucker" and his abortion mill the "Vaginal Vault." In addition to killing preborn children, Finkel sells rugs in his abortion mill. He owns 30 guns, including one with armor-piercing shells. He and his wife Diane named their first aborted child "Ernie the Embryo," and laugh about it. Finkel passes out cards to pro-lifers that read "Jesus loves you. The rest of us think you're an a—h—." Despite his obviously unbalanced nature, Finkel has full support from all pro-abortion groups. For example, Bruce Miller, executive director of Arizona Right to Choose, says that "I think a part of Brian's desire for publicity is in some ways because Brian is genuinely an unrecognized hero in our community, and I don't think that Brian has gotten the accolades that I think he should get or that Brian thinks he should get"].

Hitler, Adolf

[*] "The religions are all alike, no matter what they call themselves. They have no future ... Whether it's the Old Testament or the New, or simply the sayings of Jesus, it's all the same old Jewish swindle ... The Ten Commandments have lost their validity ... That will not prevent me from tearing up Christianity root and branch, and annihilating it ... I shall make them [Catholics] appear ridiculous and contemptible. I shall order films to be made about them. We shall show the history of the monks on the cinema. Let the whole mass of nonsense, selfishness, repression and deceit be revealed: How they drained the money out of the country, how they committed incest. We shall make it so thrilling that everyone will want to see it. There will be queues outside the cinemas ... The Church is hollow and rotten and false through and through. We should trap the priests by their notorious greed and self-indulgence. We shall thus be able to settle everything with them, in perfect peace and harmony ... They will swallow anything in order to keep their material advantages ... We need only show them once or twice who is the master. Then they will know which way the wind blows ... The Church will not fight. I'm quite satisfied. As long as youth follows me, I don't mind if the old people limp to the confessional. But the young ones — they will be different. I guarantee that ... We are obliged to depopulate ... We shall have to develop a technique of depopulation. If you ask me what I mean by depopulation, I mean the removal of entire racial units ... Nature is cruel, therefore we, too, may be cruel ... A new age of magic interpretation of the world is coming, of interpretation in terms of the will and not of the intelligence ... Man is becoming God — that is the simple fact. Man is God in the making. National Socialism is the will to create mankind anew."

—: Adolf Hitler, quoted in Hermann Rauschning. The Voice of Destruction [interviews with Adolf Hitler, 1933-1934]. These quotes are verbatim. Described in Jude McCabeus. "Hitler: A Pioneer for the "Politically Correct." New Oxford Review, October 1997, pages 19 and 20.

Jeffries, Leonard

"There was a conspiracy planned and plotted and programmed out of Hollywood, with people named Greenberg and Weisberg and Triglani and whatnot. Russian Jewry had control over the movies, and their financial partners, the Mafia, put together a system of destruction for the Black people."

—: City University of New York (CUNY) professor Leonard Jeffries, quoted in "Dubious Achievement Awards of 1991!" Esquire Magazine, January 1992, pages 94 to 119.

Mandela, Nelson (former President of South Africa)

"We are in the same trench, struggling against the same enemy: The twin Tel Aviv and Pretoria regimes, apartheid, racism, colonialism and neocolonialism."

—: Former South African President Nelson Mandela, praising megaterrorist Yassir Arafat. Quoted in "On the Record." National Review, July 9, 1990, page 9. Also see Mona Charen. "Do We Need Heroes Like Nelson Mandela?" Conservative Chronicle, July 4, 1990, page 3.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)

"When it comes to feelings, a rat is a pig is a dog is a boy. They are all mammals. They all feel pain. There is no rational basis for saying that a human being has special rights ... 6 million people died in concentration camps, but 6 billion chickens will die this year in slaughterhouses."

—: Ingrid Newkirk, quoted by syndicated columnist Stephen Chapman in the December 6, 1989 Chicago Tribune.

"In time, we'll look on those who work in animal laboratories with the horror now reserved for the men and women who experimented on Jews in Auschwitz ... That, too, the Nazis said, was 'for the greater benefit of the master race.'"

—: News release from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), quoted in K. McCabe. "Beyond Cruelty." The Washingtonian, February 1990, pages 72 to 195.

Showery, Raymond (abortionist)

[*] "Hitler was one of the most misunderstood men in history. He was really a great man. ... [the average employee of the local intensive care unit is "some filthy, degenerate, bearded weirdo smoking cigarettes. ... hustling with the colored girl down the hall and reading a dirty book. ... Sixty percent of the doctors in this town are foreign-educated ... fresh off the banana boats. ... [The Ford Edsel failed because] "it looks like a huge vagina rolling down the road."

—: Abortionist Raymond Showery, quoted in the El Paso Times, April 7, 1981.

Tutu, Desmond (South African Nobel Peace Prize winner)

"There will be no sympathy for the Jews when the blacks take over."

—: Anglican Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Boston Jewish Times, November 21, 1986.