Since Planned Parenthood regularly promotes itself with lies and obfuscation, it comes as no surprise that it continues to fabricate over-the-top claims. The latest whopper tied to Planned Parenthood regarding so-called comprehensive sex education is one that shatters the Pinocchio meter.

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A bipartisan letter sent by eighteen members of the Hawaii House of Representatives to the state Department of Education superintendent requesting transparency in the review of the Pono Choices curriculum being foisted on middle school children has gone unheeded. In fact, one state representative says the secrecy level of the review has increased, and members of the review task force have been asked to sign non-disclosure statements.

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The Facebook page StopTheSeasideSexConference has not only engaged the local community, but has drawn media attention via a column in the Oregonian—the top newspaper in the state. Information apparently gleaned from the parents’ Facebook page by an Oregonian columnist who would not necessarily have been expected to come down on the side of parents fighting the sex conference resulted in two articles that helped expose the hidden agenda of the conference.

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Inspired by Pro-Life Wisconsin, in 2008 American Life League and STOPP launched the first nationwide “The Pill Kills Day,” with grassroots activists bringing the ugly truth about the pill to Americans across the nation. The Pill Kills has educated thousands and gained national media attention in recent years, with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow vehemently attacking the campaign on at least three occasions, and talk show host Ricki Lake expressing her agreement with The Pill Kills via Twitter saying, “We’ve seen too many deaths from birth control pills.”

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On March 19, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona announced a benefit concert dubbed Rock ‘N’ Roe, to be held at The Kress Lounge in April. ALL Associate group AMEN responded with an immediate e-mail blast of its own, forwarding the Planned Parenthood announcement with a note asking Planned Parenthood opponents to call the lounge and “tell them Planned Parenthood is not WELCOME here! Ask them to cancel the below event.” The very next day we received an e-mail from AMEN leadership with exciting news. The nightclub had cancelled the event.

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