Missouri Baby Executed at Taxpayers Expense

Written by Angela Michael

Government failed, society failed, and the Supreme Court is not supreme

 

Christians: Your sins were paid for with the blood of Christ, your freedom was paid for with the blood of Patriots, and your silence is paid for with the blood of the unborn.

And yet life is our first inalienable right written in the Declaration of Independence which the patriots shed their blood for and our nation was founded upon.

            A valiant effort behind the legal fight to intervene on behalf of this innocent child was waged last week but when are we going to realize we cannot fight this battle in the courts? We will never win. There’s never been a piece of prolife legislation that a rabid liberal activist judge has liked. The cause of the oppressed must be brought out of the building and into the streets. It must be won in the court of public opinion by turning the hearts of the fathers to the children and the hearts of the children to the fathers. Look at history- civil rights when a Negro was considered a non-human, only till a civil war was fought did we declare our black brothers and sisters fully human. The same precedent must be set and put into place for our lil’ brothers and sisters in the womb. Personhood must be restored to the unborn. These babies are human beings deserving full Constitutional rights as you and I have and if they’re not human beings then what are they?  

         Issuing its first abortion-related decision under new Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., the Supreme Court refused to block the court-ordered transport of a female prison inmate to an outside clinic for an abortion. Late last Friday night, Justice Clarence Thomas had granted a temporary stay at that ruling, but Monday’s high court decision was unanimous.                                                                                                       The court's two-sentence order capped five tense days of litigation. “Jane Roe”, now 18 weeks pregnant, was battling a new Missouri policy forbidding prisons to assist women seeking to terminate their pregnancies. Her attorney was James Felakos of the American Civil Liberties Union.               

            Missouri ’s law forbids spending tax dollars to facilitate an abortion, but the federal judge took the position that the prison system in Missouri was blocking her from exercising that right. The woman planned to have the procedure done on October 15, but Thomas granted the stay, blocking the ruling by U.S. District Judge Dean Whipple.                                                                                                                     

       Jane Roe said she would borrow money for the abortion from friends and family but couldn’t afford to pay for transportation to the clinic to have it done. The court fight was over those costs, estimated at $350 plus fuel for two guards to accompany the woman. The four and a half months pregnant inmate was in prison in Vandalia , Missouri , 80 miles from St. Louis , for violating her probation on a methamphetamine-possession charge.

             Governor Matt Blunt expressed disappointment and said the high court’s order “is highly offensive to traditional Missouri values and is contrary to state law, which prohibits taxpayer dollars from being spent to facilitate abortions.”

The Missouri baby was executed this past Thursday, Oct. 21^st at the St. Louis Planned Parenthood extermination camp.  It’s one thing when the “poor-choice” crowd tells us the taxpayers to mind our own business, it’s another thing when they reach into our wallets to pay for it.

Job 9:24 “When a land falls into the hands of the wicked, He blindfolds its judges. If it is not He, then who is it?”