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According to the editorial staff of the Nuremberg Files, Bush was added to the list because his decision announced on August 9, 2001, to use fetal stem cells for tax-payer funded medical experiments violates fundamental principles of human rights established by the original Nuremberg Tribunal. Bush's addition to the Nuremberg Files adds credibility to the idea that George W. Bush has lost the support of most elements within the Abortion Abolition movement. For example, Paul de Parrie, editor of "Life Advocate" magazine, the magazine shut down as a direct result of Planned Parenthood legal action stated, "George W(icked) Bush has now made slaves of 60 innocent children...With his announcement of federal funding for "existing cell lines" from 60 already-murdered Unborn, Bush has condemned these innocent children to perpetual servitude as providers of experimental fodder for researchers and 'medicine' for sick people who have no problems with becoming cannibals to save their own sorry behinds." Judie Brown, President of the American Life League said, "Countless millions of real human persons will lose their lives as a direct consequence of President Bush's decision to authorize federal funding for stem cell research..." Andrea Lafferty, Executive Director of Traditional Values Coalition said, "This is genetic cannibalism, not scientific advancement..." Neal Horsley, the creator of The Nuremberg Files, explained his decision to list George W. Bush on the Nuremberg Files, "Bush's stem cell research decision is a covenant with the devil. Even though Bush claims to be a Christian, he has this nation chasing the illusion of eternal life by depending on science rather than on the Lord Jesus Christ. That shows where George W. Bush's faith is really located." |