In article <5b6a2e7d.0307111532.44e9c265@posting.google.com>, sa836284
@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu says...
> Pat says:
> > > Why sould I advertise a site that lies (or that you say is somethi9ng it
> > > is not)?
>  
> Osprey: 
> > The site isn't lying though. The pictures are real, unless you can prove
> > otherwise.
> 
> It shows their desperation if they are trying to accuse MSNBC News of
> lying. MSNBC is a credible news source. The pictures are credible but
> they want to hide the truth. They want to hide what the babies in the
> womb look like.

Since there are *no babies in any wombs* and never have been, that site 
clearly cannot show any babies in any wombs... therefore either the site 
is misrepresenting the facts or you are misrepresenting what the site 
shows.

So it the site a fraud or are you a liar... it has to be at least one of 
those!

Either way I see no reason why I sould advertise it.