Death
Toll April 14-19, 2008
Reporting
from the “Baby-dumping capital of the Midwest”
Granite City
,
IL
.
Once known for their towering steel mills, now
known for the baby-dumping mill.
Hope
Clinic-
American Family Extermination Camp “destroying
families one child at a time”
Severing
over 400,000 mother–child relationships in their 34
year reign of terror
Monday-
Bag n’ Tag 172
babies from the past week’s carnage were bagged and
tagged for medical research labs, pharmaceutical and
cosmetic firms.
Tuesday-
midnight abortions 38
LA, OH, MO, IL
2
saves
2 pro-lifers We
realized it was going to be a long night as only a few
cars were on the bloody lot when we rolled up to the
crime scene. Usually mothers are pouring inside as we
set up our outreach to the abortion-bound moms. The
baby butchers confirmed they would be there past 10
p.m. this night.
A St. Louis
airport limo pulled up and escorted a young
dark-haired lady to the check-in point. She wore dark
glasses and looked very sullen as she signed out her
child’s death warrant. We begged and pleaded mercy
to no avail. The limo driver accompanied her inside.
They both never came back out during our watch.
We have seen many mothers kill their babies in
a lavish or ceremonial way. Some of the abortion
mill’s literature and “how
to kill” guide books suggest such ways to
enhance your premeditated “miscarriage”.
That’s how they sell the idea. Marketing is
everything in this industry.
Wednesday-
35
IA, TX, MA, MO, IL
1 save
1 pro-lifer Mostly
Black American babies were being butchered this day.
With only one baby saver standing in the gap, it kind
of felt like being a one-armed wall paper hanger. Two
young Caucasian girls walked back out, accepted a
brochure, and confirmed they were keeping their baby.
Praise God!
“Johanna”
phoned us later that day to tell us she needed help
with baby supplies. She met us at the abortion mill a
couple of months ago and accepted our brochure after
changing her mind on killing her baby that day. She
was glad she did not go through with the abortion and
thanked us for being there.
Thursday-
41
IA, OH, MO, IL
3 pro-lifers As
we stood prayerfully in the alley talking with the
mothers in line, we watched a young black woman
counting over three hundred dollars in full view as if
to show us she was determined to get rid of her baby.
We also noticed another child, a toddler in the
passenger seat with an older woman. We pleaded for
this precious baby’s life in the womb. It was as
precious as the one in the car. We handed her a treat
for the toddler and a brochure for herself. She
accepted both, then thanked us and politely excused
herself and walked inside to kill. Sad...
I wish the NAACP
felt as passionately about little unborn boys and
girls as they do other race related things. They
should stand outside an abortion mill and see what the
number one killer in the Black community looks like.
We should understand why the evening news reports the
crime wave coming out of
Chicago
that approximately 40 people were cut down over the
two day weekend in the
Windy
City
. Shocking??
Friday-
45
FL, MO, IL
4 saves
3 pro-lifers You
know it’s going to be a good day when the
butcherette is waiting for the ultrasound van to pull
up and begins shouting at us as we unload our signs
and materials. “You
can’t park there!” she screamed. “I
know that Natalie.” “I’m calling the cops!”
she screamed. “What
got up her crawl space?” we murmured. I
whispered, “I
still love you and I’m praying you out of this
bloody business.” She stormed inside.
We got back in the van and sought a visible
parking spot. We try to stay within eye shot of this
place as the mothers are walking up to the entrance.
Praise God that a car pulled into the alley and
we approached it. The Black American couple listened
to what God shared with me concerning this baby. The
driver said he was asking God for a sign not to do
this. He then said, “Can
you show me a picture of what this baby looks like?”
“Absolutely!” I pointed to the ultrasound van.
The young girl asked me what my name was again. “Angela,”
I replied. “Oh
my!” she said. She then put her head in her
hands and said, “I
can’t do this; that’s my sister’s name.”
“Well, praise God!”
I looked up and pointed out a parking spot
close to the van for them to pull into. I yelled over
to Mia to set it up. I ran to Jess and told him to
keep an eye on things and pray.
Once inside the van, we introduced ourselves
again and we worked fast. After placing the scanner on
her protruding tummy I pointed to the screen where her
approx 18 week
old baby was auditioning for his life. The father
had his eyes fixed on the screen and big crocodile
tears were rolling down his cheeks. He tearfully said,
“I asked God
to give me a sign we shouldn’t do this and to show
me this baby and then we pulled up and there you
were.” I asked if they wanted to know the sex
and if there were other children. Alphonse
shared that they had six girls at home. The
youngest was one year old and that their doctor told
them to get rid of this one and to go the abortion
clinic. “What
was his reasoning?” “Too many,” he said. “We
have twelve. I can’t imagine taking my child’s
life because we have so many. Children are a
blessing.” “Yes ma’am,” Alphonse
responded. The baby was in a good position. I asked
them if they would like to know what they are having. “Yes.”
I went deeper with the scanner. I smiled, “It
appears to be a boy.” “A boy!” Alphonse
shouted. Just then I lost my balance and realized we
were feeling an aftershock from the earthquake we
experienced the past week in
Illinois
. We brushed it off.
They then got to hear their son’s first
heartbeats. Morena
was thrilled. We went over follow-up instructions with
her primary and we needed to confirm. She asked if we
could refer her to another physician.
“Of course,” we said. Alphonse then announced,
“We will
name him ‘Justice.’” “Praise God! That’s
awesome.” He then gave me a big bear hug and he
profusely kept thanking me. “It’s
not me, it’s the Lord. He uses me as His
instrument.” Morena was more subdued than her
husband, but very grateful and promised to follow up
and keep in touch. We prayed and then walked them to
their car.
While inside the ultrasound van another save
came back out, took a brochure, and confirmed to Jess
she was saving the baby and drove off the lot. The day
started off a little bumpy but ended much better. Proverbs
22:9 “Those who are generous are blessed, for they
share their bread with the poor.”
“The
heart that goes out of itself gets large and full of
joy. This is the great secret of inner life. We do
ourselves the most good when we are doing something
for others.” ~H
Mann
Saturday-
35
IN, LA, MO, IL
2 saves
8
pro-lifers In
a constant cold rain it was a balancing act as we held
umbrellas in one hand and literature in another. More
than usual femi-nazi deathscorts donning their yellow “poor-choice”
vests or borrowed Planned Barrenhood green vests drew
a line in the rain on the parking lot and glared at us
on the front sidewalk.
One deathscort held her miniature chow mix in
one hand. We asked her if she, “would
feel differently if this was a puppy killing mill?”
She smiled. Another asked her, “Is
a scalpel or suction hose all that Hope(less) can help
women with?” I asked her how many women she has
taken in her home. Or how many foster babies she has
adopted. Or how many utility bills has she paid to
keep the lights on. Or how many groceries has she
purchased for women in need? Truth hurts. This was
making them mad.
The perverse deathscort then began flirting
with her tongue in a suggestive manner to Mia. “She’s
too young for you.” She turned to Angela and
waved her tongue out. “Forget
it, I’m taken.” We then realized how cunning
the devil is. He uses everyone outside this playground
to do his work and distract us.
We turned from the deathscorts said a quick
prayer and began walking towards the mothers and the
cars pulling onto the lot. Much more black genocide
was going down this day. In between the curbside
counseling sessions we confirmed with two mothers that
came back out that they were keeping their babies. We
were cold and wet, and it was only the third quarter.
TOUCHDOWN!!
Thank you God for blessings bestowed this week,
for every heart touched and lives saved.
Approx.
194 babies killed. 9 babies saved. Approx. 17
pro-lifers cared enough to show up throughout the
week’s massacre. 2711 saves since January 2000 and
26 babies have been adopted through Small Victories!
“Do
not fear or be dismayed at this great multitude; for
the battle is not yours but the Lord’s.” 2
Chronicles 20:15
The Gospel reminds time and time again that
God’s love is our only source of strength. In a
culture that is self-serving and self-seeking we try
to fight our battles in our own flesh and reliance. We
try and shoulder the burdens of those we care for and
to face our own difficulties in our own personal
strength. But God is there in every trial and through
every storm. He sees us through. “Rescue
me God from my foes. Protect me from those who attack
me. O,
rescue me from those who do evil, and save me from
bloodthirsty men.” Psalm 59
Be encouraged…no trial has come to you but
what is human. Our God is faithful and will not let
you be tried beyond your strength; but with the trial
He will also provide a way out, so that you may be
able to bear it. 1
Cor.10:13 “No temptation has seized you except what
is common to man. And God is faithful; He will not let
you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you
are tempted, He will also provide a way out so that
you can stand up under it.”
When God raises you up, you have compassion for
those weakest among you. You look for those whom you
can help, because at one time, you were one of them. “Whatever
you did for the least of these brothers of Mine, You
did for Me.” Matthew 25:40.
Be
encouraged~ Angela