Want To Fight Breast Cancer? End Abortion...

A recent study published in the Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention reported an increased risk of breast cancer for women with abortions.

The study also found that additional abortions further increased the risk of breast cancer.

Medical researchers led by Ai-Ren Jiang conducted a study with 1,351 women. They reported a 52% increased risk of breast cancer in women who had abortions.

The data also showed the risk of breast cancer in women with abortions increased with age.

After menopause, women who had an abortion had an 82% higher risk of breast cancer. Women with three or more abortions had a 114% increased risk of breast cancer.

(“Women With a Previous Induced Abortion Had a Significant Increased Risk of Breast Cancer”
Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, Volume: 13, February 2012
Page: 33-35)

Doctors believe abortion increases the risk of cancer because it increases estrogen levels and disrupts the female reproductive system.

More Americans are recognizing the harmful effects of abortion.

According to a recent Gallup Poll released Wednesday, a record-low 41% of Americans claimed to be “pro-choice,” while 50% identified themselves as “pro-life.”

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Back in 2004, Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook, a social networking website. Users create a personal profile, add other users as “friends”, “tag” photos, and “like” their interests and posts their friends have made.

Today, Facebook has over 900 million active users around the world.

Social Media Today claims 41.6% of Americans have a Facebook account.

Zuckerberg is now worth an estimated $19.1 billion, making him one of the 30 wealthiest people on Earth.

So, who is Mark Zuckerberg?

He was born in White Plains, New York in 1984. He grew up in a Jewish family and attended Temple Beth Abraham in Tarrytown, New York.

In a recent article in The Daily Scarsdale, Matt Bultman interviewed Rabbi David Holtz who described “Zuckerberg’s “Star Wars”-themed bar mitzvah” and “a trip to Israel with the 15-year-old Zuckerberg”.

In 2002, Zuckerberg enrolled at Harvard to study psychology and computer science.

He joined Alpha Epsilon Pi, the Jewish fraternity and met a group of friends. The next year, they lived together in Harvard’s Kirkland Hosue in two adjoining rooms. Zuckerberg’s roommates included Dustin Moskovitz, Joey Siesholtz, Arie Hasit, Billy Olson, Joe Green, Chris Hughes.

Arie Hasit is now serving in the Israel Defense Forces Spokesperson Unit.

In a 2009 interview with Haaretz Jewish Magazine, he described his relationship with Zuckerberg.

Hasit remembered he met Zuckerberg in 2002 after they had joined the same fraternity. “We ate Shabbat dinner together, every year we raised money for charities in Israel.”

He also claimed Zuckerberg “fasts on Yom Kippur. Sometimes he would come to the Hillel House, a Jewish organization that ran various activities.”

Hasit also described living in the dorm with Zuckerberg. “He was in one room while I was in the other. This was a large apartment, we were seven students crammed into five bedrooms. We saw each other every day for a number of hours.”

Zuckerberg & Moskovitz

In February of 2004, Zuckerberg launched Facebook with the assistance of Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes. (Saverin and Moskovitz are both Jewish)

In 2008, Zuckerberg hired Jewish feminist Sheryl Sandberg as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Facebook. From 1996 to 2001, Sandberg was the Chief of Staff to the United States Secretary of the Treasury.

Sandberg was ranked #5 on “the world’s 100 most powerful women” by Forbes Magazine in 2011. She is on the board of directors for the Walt Disney Company and Starbucks. In her position at Facebook, she is second in rank to Zuckerberg and controls the daily operation of the company.

In 2009, Zuckerberg hired Jewish economist David Ebersman as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Facebook. 

Zuckerberg recently claimed “Facebook was not originally created to be a company. It was built to accomplish a social mission—to make the world more open and connected.”

In other words, Facebook makes the world easier to control. Politicians have noticed the potential of Facebook and reached out to Zuckerberg.

In a 2008 speech, Israeli President Shimon Peres claimed Jews could use Facebook to fight anti-Semitism.

Back in March, Peres actually visited Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California and praised Facebook as a “vehicle for social change”.

Hmmm, social change? How could Facebook be a vehicle for “social change”?

In a recent article from The New York Observer, Elise Knutsen described Facebook as an “online collective data farm”.

She explains “Facebook is a service and a product to its users. But they pay nothing to use it, and there is no native revenue stream. The value of the company—its main asset, to itself any and potential business partners—is the users themselves, and access to them and their information.”

Therefore, Knutsen claims “the more information Facebook gathers about you, the more the company is worth.”

Mark Zuckerberg clearly has no concern for the privacy or security of Facebook users.

Back in 2010, Business Insider released private IM’s they had received from Mark Zuckerberg. In the messages, Zuckerberg called Facebook users “dumb fucks” for trusting his website with their “emails, pictures, and addresses”.

Also in 2010, tech blogger Nick Bilton tweeted a conversation he had with a Facebook worker:

“Off record chat w/ Facebook employee. Me: How does Zuck feel about privacy? Response: [laughter] He doesn’t believe in it.”

The controversy has affected the long term growth potential of Facebook. Some users decided delete their account and leave the website altogether.

In a CNN article from last June, Doug Gross reported Facebook had lost 7 million users and their market growth in America had stalled.

With Facebook’s future success uncertain, Zuckerberg knew his company was overvalued by investors. He decided to cash in now and take advantage of his website’s current popularity.

On February 1, Facebook filed for an initial public offering (IPO), which meant the company would start selling shares to the public and trading on Nasdaq.

When Facebook officially went public on May 18^th, the price of their stock was valued at $38 a share.

HOWEVER, Zuckerberg knew his company’s stock was not actually worth that much. He sold $720 million worth of shares before the Facebook’s stock price quickly dropped to $32.

Now, some investors are suing Zuckerberg for hiding negative information about the future growth potential of the Facebook .

In fact, the The Independent (UK newspaper) reports the controversy has created a new word. “Zucked” is being used to describe what happened to Facebook investors who lost money.

Catchy, but I believe “Jewed” is more appropriate.

“Jewed: To get screwed over or cheated out of something” UrbanDictionary.Com

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The German king and the Roman pope typically cooperated and shared power. The pope was recognized as the spiritual leader of the Europe and the German king was recognized as the political defender of the Church.

In other words, Europe was led by the spiritual guidance of Rome and the political guidance of Germany.

However, Catholic bishops were both spiritual and political rulers. Kings and popes fought over the right to select them. This power struggle is known as the Investiture Controversy.

In 1075, Pope Gregory VII declared the Catholic Church had the right to select German bishops and claimed political control of northern Italy.

German King Henry IV (German: Heinrich) was a devout Catholic but ignored him. He kept selecting bishops and claimed any laws created by Pope Gregory VII were invalid.

The Pope responded by holding a synod (meeting) in Rome where he declared the Holy Roman Empire was subordinate to the Church.

King Henry IV replied with his own synod and invited German bishops. They voted to remove Gregory VII as pope of the Church.

When Pope Gregory VII found out, he threatened to excommunicate King Henry IV and the German bishops at the synod.  Later, he decided to give King Henry IV one year to request forgiveness before he would sign the papers and legally excommunicate him.

King Henry IV did not apologize, but instead crossed the Alps with his army and invaded Italy in 1077.

When the Pope learned King Henry VII was on his way, he fled to the Canossa Castle in northern Italy.

King Henry IV approached the castle with his army but stopped at the gates and did not attack.

Instead, he stood in the snow for three days without shoes, food, or shelter. He wore an uncomfortable hairshirt as penance and begged the pope for forgiveness.

His act of penance became known as the “Walk to Canossa” (German: Gang nach Canossa). It took wisdom, patience, and self-restraint. It was also a brilliant strategy because he basically forced the Pope to forgive him.

On the third day, Pope Gregory VII finally absolved King Henry IV and invited him back into the Church.

Pope Gregory VII eventually threatened to excommunicate King Henry IV again three years later in 1080. The threats were politically motivated though and had nothing to do with Henry’s religious beliefs.

King Henry IV responded with another synod (meeting) and invited every German bishop. They voted to remove Gregory VII as pope again. This time though, German bishops also elected Clement III as the new pope of the Church.

In 1082, King Henry IV crossed the Alps again and invaded Rome. Gregory VII fled to Castel Sant’Angelo for protection.

After King Henry IV took Rome, he signed a peace treaty with the Romans and they accepted him as their ruler. They also agreed they would force Pope Gregory VII to crown King Henry IV as the Emperor of Rome or remove him as leader of the Church.

After Gregory VII refused, the Romans abandoned their commitment to him and officially removed him as pope. He eventually fled to Salerno, Italy and died in exile. Before he died the next year, he wrote one last letter which demanded a crusade against King Henry IV and the Germans… (He was ignored…)

In 1084, King Henry IV returned to Rome and instituted Clement III as the new pope. On March 31, Pope Clement III crowned King Henry IV Emperor of the Romans (Latin: Imperator Romanorum), the same way King Charlemagne was crowned in 800.

In 1088 however, Italian bishops met decided to overthrow Pope Clement III. They elected Urban II as the new pope and he immediately excommunicated King Henry IV and Pope Clement III.

The Romans accepted Urban II as their new pope and and rejected Clement III. Urban II declared King Henry IV was “a beast sprung out from the earth to wage war against the Saints of God”. Later, he tried to form a coalition against the Germans. (He was ignored…)

In 1099, Pope Urban II died and Paschal II was elected pope and excommunicated King Henry IV again.

By this time though, King Henry IV was getting old and his son revolted against him in 1104. King Henry IV was arrested, imprisoned at Böckelheim, and forced to give up his crown. When the German people learned about what had happened, a strong movement to bring back King Henry IV spread throughout the lower Rhineland.

Eventually in 1106, he escaped Böckelheim and met a large group of his supporters in Köln. They formed an army and had success but King Henry IV died of illness later that year.

Five years after his death, the Catholic Church released King Henry IV from excommunication. His body is buried at the Speyer Cathedral in Speyer, Germany.

His legacy, the “Walk to Canossa” is widely recognized as a diplomatic success. It was a clever approach that weakened the Pope’s political power. King Henry IV patiently accepted personal humiliation and sacrificed his pride.

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Senator Jesse Helms was born in Monroe, North Carolina in 1921.

He was elected to the Senate and served six consecutive terms from 1973-2003.

For 30 years, he was a conservative leader and organized the Reagan Revolution of the 1980’s.

Most importantly though, Helms never compromised and kept his personal values.

Throughout his life, Helms repeatedly opposed abortion, feminism, affirmative action, civil rights, and gay rights.

In the 60’s, Helms began writing editorials WRAL TV in Raleigh, North Carolina.

In a 1963 editorial, he claimed “the negro cannot count forever on the kind of restraint that’s thus far left him free to clog the streets, disrupt traffic, and interfere with other men’s rights.”

Helms also believed “crime rates and irresponsibility among negroes are a fact of life which must be faced“. He claimed the civil rights movement was infested and promoted by communists and “moral degenerates” and described Medicaid as a “step over into the swampy field of socialized medicine“.

His editorials also criticized the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Helms claimed UNC actually stood for “The University of Negroes and Communists” and suggested a wall should be built around the campus to prevent the school from “infecting” the rest of the state.

These editorials were extremely popular among the people of North Carolina. In 1972, they elected him to the United States Senate.

Throughout his political career, Helms was a strict traditionalist. He typically opposed new ideas and was given the nickname “Senator No“.

In a 2008 article from the Louisiana Weekly, Cash Michaels claimed Helms opposed “every piece of civil rights and affirmative action legislation” and blocked “black judges from being considered for the federal bench”.

Helms famously led the Senate opposition to establishing Martin Luther King Day as a federal holiday in 1983. He started a 16-day filibuster and demanded the FBI file on Martin Luther King Jr. be released to the public. The file contained evidence that Martin Luther King was a Communist and commonly participated in sex orgies.

In 1993, Helms entered an elevator with his friend, Senator Orrin Hatch. Carol Moseley Braun, the first black woman elected to the United States senate was already in the elevator.

When Helms saw her, he turned to Senator Hatch and said “Watch me make her cry. I’m going to make her cry. I’m going to sing “Dixie” until she cries.” Helms then proceeded to sing the song about “the good life” during slavery.

Carol Moseley Braun: Just Another Uppity Spook...

Helms was also known for criticizing immorality on the floor of the Senate.

After the Supreme Court legalized abortion in 1972, he introduced a constitutional amendment to overturn their decision. His attempt was unsuccessful but Helms continued to speak out against abortion.

In 1987, Helms added an amendment to the Supplemental Appropriations Act which allowed the President to add HIV to the list of diseases which prevent both travel and immigration to the United States (HIV was recently removed from the list by Barack Obama in 2009).

In a 1989 speech on the floor of the Senate, Helms declared “there is not one single case of AIDS in this country that cannot be traced in origin to sodomy“.

In 1993, Helms opposed President Clinton’s nomination of Roberta Achtenberg, an openly homosexual Jewish feminist as the Assistant Secretary at the Department of Housing.

When critics asked Helms why he opposed Achternberg, he replied “because she’s a damn lesbian“. Later he added, “She’s not your garden-variety lesbian. She’s a militant-activist-mean lesbian“.

Later he declared “I’m not going to put a lesbian in a position like that. If you want to call me a bigot, fine.”

In another speech from the floor of the Senate in 1995, Helms declared AIDS was “God’s punishment for homosexuals” due to their “deliberate, disgusting, revolting conduct“.

Helms also claimed homosexuals “weak, morally sick wretches” and tried to cut funding for the National Endowment for the Arts for supporting the “gay-oriented artwork of photographer Robert Mapplethorpe”.

In an interview with the New York Times, he claimed “nothing positive happened to Sodom and Gomorrah and nothing positive is likely to happen to America if our people succumb to the drumbeats of support for the homosexual lifestyle.”

Helms drew heavy criticism from the LGBT community for his positions but never backed down.

In a 1989 interview with the New York Times, Helms declared “I didn’t come to Washington to be a yes man for any president, Democrat or Republican. I didn’t come to Washington to get along and win any popularity contests.”

When Helms died in 2008, Rob Christensen from The News & Observer explained “In a world where give-and-take is the key to success, Helms refused to play the game of compromise. Rather than get together with opponents to work out their differences, Helms preferred to stand his ground in defeat.”

Jett & Jahn Media honors American Hero Senator Jesse Helms for sacrificing himself and doing everything he could to defend America.

“Atheism and socialism – or liberalism, which tends in the same direction – are inseparable entities: when you have men who no longer believe that God is in charge of human affairs, you have men attempting to take the place of God by means of the superstate.”
Jesse Helms: “When Free Men Shall Stand”: 1976

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In an interview with CBS This Morning, New York Archbishop, Cardinal Timothy Dolan claimed the Obama administration has violated the religious freedom of Americans.

The controversy started back in February with the Obama’s HHS Mandate. He announced Catholic institutions would be forced to cover “reproductive rights” in their insurance coverage (sex changes, abortions, and contraceptives).

Obama had previously promised religious institutions would be exempt from covering medical procedures that went against their beliefs but changed his position. (sound familiar..?)

In the interview earlier today, Cardinal Dolan ripped Obama and “these choking mandates, this choking defenition of religion that we find just to be so strangling.”

Yesterday, 43 Catholic organizations/universities filed 12 lawsuits against Obama’s HHS mandate.

Here’s the complete list:

D.D.C. Lawsuit
Archdiocese of Washington
Consortium of Catholic Academies
Archbishop Carroll High School
Catholic Charities of D.C.
The Catholic University of America

E.D.N.Y. Lawsuit
Diocese of Rockville Centre
Catholic Health Services of Long Island
Catholic Charities of Rockville Centre
Archdiocese of N.Y.
ArchCare

W.D.Pa. (Erie Div.) Lawsuit
Diocese of Erie
St. Martin Center
Prince of Peace Center

W.D.Pa. (Pitt. Div.) Lawsuit
Diocese of Pittsburgh
Catholic Charities of Diocese of Pittsburgh
Catholic Cemeteries Association of Diocese of Pittsburgh

N.D.Tex. (Dallas Div.) Lawsuit
Diocese of Dallas

N.D.Tex. (Fort Worth Div.) Lawsuit
Diocese of Fort Worth

S.D. Ohio (Columbus Div.) Lawsuit
Franciscan University of Steubenville
Michigan Catholic Conference

S.D.Miss. (Gulfport Div.) Lawsuit
Diocese of Jackson
Catholic Charities of Jackson
Vicksburg Catholic School
St. Joseph’s Catholic School
Diocese of Biloxi
De l’Epee Deaf Center Inc.
Catholic Social & Community Services Inc.
Resurrection Catholic School
Sacred Heart Catholic School
St. Dominic Health Services

N.D.Ind. (South Bend Div.) Lawsuit
The University of Notre Dame

N.D. Ind. (Fort Wayne Div.) Lawsuit
Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend
Catholic Charities of Fort Wayne-South Bend
St. Anne Home
Franciscan Alliance
Our Sunday Visitor
University of St. Francis

N.D.Ill. Lawsuit
Diocese of Joliet
Catholic Charities of Joliet
Diocese of Springfield
Catholic Charities of Springfield

E.D.Mo. (St. Louis Div.) Lawsuit
Archdiocese of St. Louis
Catholic Charities of St. Louis

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“Take me down to the Paradise City,
Where the grass is green and the girls are pretty,
Take me home…”

To suggest songs, email me at joe@jettandjahn.com.

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In a pastoral letter to his diocese, Bishop Mario Grech recently claimed the meaning of the word “family” is being destroyed.

Grech, the Bishop of Gozo, Malta wrote “a family is built on a relationship between man and woman, based on the permanent bond of marriage… to procreate, raise and educate children”.

He added that that “although this definition of the family seemed to be Catholic, the truth was founded on reason.”

Now though, Bishop Grech believes the meaning of the word “family” has transformed to include other arrangements.

He claims “in the changing face of the family there were those who separated compassion from truth and – under the pretext of sympathy – surrendered fundamental values. This is nothing but blindness. Those who live together are not a family.”

Bishop Grech believes “the family should never be reduced to simply mean a household of people living under the same roof.

He explains that “the family is the sanctuary where human life is conceived and fostered.”

In other words, the family exists to create and raise children in a stable, gender balanced environment.

By contrast, homosexual couples do not provide children with a mother and a father.

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American women are materialistic, selfish, and manipulative. Of course there are still good women out there, just not as many.

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Karl Marx was a philosopher, economist, sociologist, and revolutionary socialist. In 1848, he wrote “The Communist Manifesto” and became the father of modern social science.

But like Sigmund Freud and Betty Friedan, his work had a deeper purpose.

Both of his grandfathers, Meier Halevi Marx and Isaac Pressburg were Jewish rabbis.

Marx hated German Idealism, the philosophical theory that ideas are more important than physical objects. He criticized German philosophers including Immanuel Kant, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.

Marx promoted materialism, the theory that physical objects are more important than ideas. He claimed spiritual ideas like “God”, “marriage”, and “family” were fake, socially created theories.

In 1845, he criticized German Idealism in his book, “The German Ideology”.

Marx claimed Germans spent too much time in “the realm of philosophy”. He thought their ideas were confusing and abstract.

He wrote Germans “lack not only the necessary power of comprehension and the material but also the evidence of their senses”.

He explained “in direct contrast to German philosophy which descends from heaven to earth, here we ascend from earth to heaven”

In other words, Marx believed Germans waste their time thinking about cultural traditions and spiritual ideas. He wanted people to focus on physical objects and create a “workers paradise” (heaven on earth).

Marx believed  “in history up to the present it is certainly an empirical fact that separate individuals have, with the broadening of their activity into world-historical activity, become more and more enslaved under a power alien to them, a power which has become more and more enormous and, in the last instance, turns out to be the world market.”

Hmmm, interesting… So what is the solution?

Marx claimed “the overthrow of the existing state of society by the communist revolution and the abolition of private property which is identical with it, this power, which so baffles the German theoreticians, will be dissolved; and that then the liberation of each single individual will be accomplished in the measure in which history becomes transformed into world history. Only then will the separate individuals be liberated from the various national and local barriers”

In other words, Marx argued the world would be free without nations, religion, and private wealth. (Sounds like that John Lennon song…)

Better Dead Than Red...

Marx theory is flawed because he totally ignores what makes people human. Our spiritual ideas define who we are and how we live. His classless, stateless society would also destroy cultural traditions. (That was probably his goal though…)

In 1848, Marx expanded on these theories in his book, “The Communist Manifesto”.

In the opening of the book, Marx claims “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.”

He explains, “society as a whole is more and more splitting up into two great hostile camps, into two great classes directly facing each other — Bourgeoisie and Proletariat.”

In other words, Marx claims society is divided between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat, the rich and the poor, the haves and the have-nots.

Marx claims the bourgeoisie uses religion to distract everyone, the family structure to oppress women, and nations to divide people.

In reality though, Marx blames the wealthy bourgeoisie to distract everyone from the true source of global conflict… Jewish Communism…

Marx has become one of the most influential figures in human history and his ideas have spread throughout the world.

His political ideas have influenced Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Chairman Mao and most recently Barack Obama.

Modern communism is the continuation of Marx’s theory to expand the government and destroy the family.

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This band dominates the industry!

We all know now that Donna Summer has passed. Only a few months ago so did Whitney Houston. One could say Summer was the influence and predecessor to Whitney Houston. What’s up with all these black musicians dying lately?

Could it be these people are being killed by the music/media Jew to push the focus on new pro-homo stars like Lady GaGa and Jew rapper Drake?

How does Hollywood really work? The Jews/Wasps have always helped Blacks until the late 1960′s which ended in a bitter brake down between blacks and Jews. Blacks have been “anti-semitic” since those years.
Are the Jews extracting revenge here? Taking out the old avant-garde in way for the new homosexual avant-garde?

What’s up with music stars dying in tubs, anyway. Houston died in a tub, Jim Morrison died in a tub, didn’t Cobain blow his brains out in a tub? That’s too high of a coincidence and the tub could be taken as a calling card to others who are thinking of going against the Jews.

Was Whitney Houston Murdered: Yes (google the coroner’s report)
Was Donna Summer Murdered: Probably
Was Michael Jackson Murdered: It would make sense if the goal now is to push a new avant-garde that you would take out the most popular leader of them all. Remember how long that summer felt when Michael Jackson died?

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