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“When I despair, I remember that throughout history the way of truth and love has always won. There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible , but in the end, they always fall. Think about it – always. —Mahatma Ghandi

In its 50th year of existence, Roe v. Wade, the deadliest and most diabolical opinion of the United States Supreme Court in American history, has fallen.

A warm, hopeful ray of sunshine has finally broken through the clouds of invincible ignorance, heartless deceit and elitist arrogance to shine once again on those tiny, innocent faces that have waited so long.

It is an indescribable tragedy that for so many millions of them help has not arrived in time.

Roe v. Wade has dismembered, disarticulated and barbarically erased from the face of the earth more than 63 million of America’s most needy children. He deprived tens of millions of mothers of the most priceless treasure this earthly life has to offer – and all the immeasurable gifts of hope, love and genius that these little forgotten children of God could have brought into this world. are now lost to mankind forever. . This is the legacy of Roe v. Wade.

Like all “civilized” genocides in history, this “official decree” first had to declare that the victims were not “persons” like the “rest of us”. America did just that in the days of slavery. In the devastating loss and remorse that followed, we passed the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution in an attempt to correct and prevent such gross wrongs in the future. It says: [No state shall] deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

This is the same amendment, where the Roe Court found a federal right to abortion but somehow missed the right to life for the unborn human child. The Court said it could not “speculate” when life begins at this stage in the “development of man’s knowledge”.

How different the world might have been if the Roe Court had consulted and listened to nearly every 10th grade biology teacher in America.

Indeed, we should wonder how different the world might have been if the United States Supreme Court had found the courage to recognize the personality of a slave named Dred Scott in 1857 – or if the Ministry of Public Enlightenment of the Reich in Germany had found enough soul humanity to recognize the humanity of the Jews in 1939; instead of labeling them “untermenschen” (subhuman).

This primordial question of human life is and has always been the truly relevant and crucial question. As the Civil War and World War II should have taught us, the danger of rejecting or misrepresenting it cannot be overstated.

In the end, if abortion doesn’t take an innocent human life, many of us have wasted so much of our lives fixing a non-issue. If abortion on demand takes innocent human lives, then few other human causes could be more worthy than ending such cataclysmic carnage and suffering.

It should be terrifying to all of us that the radical pro-abortion left no longer pretends to debate the question of “when life begins.” They moved on to a much more disturbing and insidious statement –“no matter if a human life is taken.” Abortion on demand without excuses! Indeed, they have now moved what was left of the Democratic Party to create a death cult whose proudest and most fundamental sacrament is abortion on demand at any stage of development for any reason – or for no reason whatsoever.

It is the very nadir of depravity and ruthless doctrine that America will reject in the state-by-state, person-by-person examination of our national consciousness in the tumultuous post-Roe days to come.

Despite the mind-blowing legal schizophrenia that plagues the pro-abortion intelligentsia (worthy of an entirely new branch of study on psychotic disorders), there is something inside each of us, in the quietness of our own hearts, who recognizes that each of us these little victims is one of us.

There will come a day when America will wake up and help the world emerge from this delirious fog of euphemisms and distortions masking abortion on demand. The incomprehensible evil of this massive and ruthless annihilation of these most defenseless human beings of all will finally dawn upon us as a human family.

Even the most blind of us will finally see the abortion marketers and their media collaborators as the naked emperors that they truly are – and their 63 million victims as the helpless little human innocents that they truly were.

When we finally muster the courage to open our eyes to look back at the dismembered bodies of the “smallest of them” our little brothers and sisters, we will not see the “freedom of choice” or the “right to abortion (as we once saw in “slavery rights”).

We will see the unimaginable and undeniable victims of child abuse. We will see these little orphans as victims of the most despicable of human trafficking whose tiny body parts have been sold to the highest bidder by those who had already been paid to dismember them alive.

We will see the undeniable sexual and racial discrimination employed against them by the racist legacy of Planned Parenthood. We will see the most excluded of all undocumented children who had only sought a safe place with their families in the sunshine of life.

The unspeakably diabolical genocide of abortion on demand will ultimately be seen clearly as the worst a deceived civilization has to offer. It will be both a moment of transcendent epiphany and crushing grief.

Daniel Webster said: “Hold on, my friends, to the Constitution and the Republic it represents. Miracles don’t cluster and what happened once in 6,000 years may not happen again. Hold on to the Constitution, because if the American Constitution fails, there will be anarchy all over the world.

Even as these words of fate fell from Daniel Webster’s lips, there was great stirring in the hearts of Americans over the 6,000-year-old institution of state-sanctioned human slavery.

This turmoil crescendoed into the American Civil War. When it was finally over, Americans began to come together again and recognize again that we are all created equal. June 19, 1865 marked the day when 6,000 years of state-sanctioned human slavery began to inexorably disappear from the earth.

Martin Luther King, Jr., reminded us that “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” The arc of justice has now fallen between Roe vs. Wade, and deer now takes its rightful and ignominious place in hell alongside the Dred Scott decision.

By the grace of God, June 24, 2022 marks another time when America will begin to come together to acknowledge, again and again, that everything of us, even the smallest and most helpless among us, are always created equal. On this day, six justices of the Supreme Court of the United States honored and heeded the words of Daniel Webster and their oath to the American Constitution.

In the same week that Juneteenth rightly became a recognized American holiday, June 24, 2022 marks the day in history when the state-sanctioned murder of unborn children began to inexorably disappear from the earth. .

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