In 1973 the United States Supreme Court, with Harry Blackmun, writing for the majority in Roe v Wade, signed the death warrant for millions of unborn babies, now called fetuses so that the conscience isn’t troubled too much by admitting that those being aborted are baby human beings. Thus Blackmun by his hand ushered in the beginning of the culture of death, and in the process paved the way for the cessation of innocent life contrary to the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. It didn’t matter to Justice Blackmun that there isn’t a shred of evidence in the Constitution for support of his ruling; he simply manufactured it out of thin air with convoluted thinking that defies logic. Evil was able to gain a court approved place in the life of the people of this nation.  

Once abortion became an ordinary event, the door opened for more death acts know as assisted suicide. That being bad enough, now a worse case is being played out in Florida, which in effect is an outgrowth of abortion. What are the links between abortion, assisted suicide, and the clamor by the ACLU, George Fellos (Attorney for Michael Schiavo) Michael Schiavo himself, and Judge George Greer to end the life of Terri Schiavo? One is the loss of respect for life and the other is the desire to eliminate those who are inconvenient. The unborn are said to be inconvenient to the parents if allowed to be born; those who want suicide may be considering themselves inconvenient or have been told that they are; and in Florida, Terri Schiavo is most inconvenient to her husband who has acted in ways that the Judge should be censoring if the news accounts are anywhere near truthful. Yet the judge has taken at face value all that Schiavo and Fellos have presented to the court.

Judge Greer said, "The court is no longer comfortable granting stays simply upon the filings of new motions. There will always be 'new' issues." (NewsMax, February 26, 2005)  Exactly, such as her right to live. The judge isn’t comfortable granting stays, but he is most comfortable issuing a death warrant on an innocent person. The words cold and insensitive in regard to Terri and to the disabled in general aren’t sufficient to describe the judge’s attitude. Depraved seems to be the better term for his pronouncements.

The man is violating his oath and the Florida Constitution which reads in part, "All natural persons ... are equal before the law and have inalienable rights, among which are the right to enjoy and defend life and liberty, to pursue happiness ... No person shall be deprived of any right because of race, religion, national origin or physical disability." (Source: WND, February 26, 2005)  But no matter, Michael Schiavo says Terri said that she would want to die rather than live in these circumstances, so the judge is going to, in a word, kill her by his decree with no other evidence than her husband’s word and some doctors who apparently don’t have a clue about the law and the living.  

That the words of the judge can cause an innocent life to be taken, with no more than the word of a man who his suspect himself, is most chilling to contemplate. But it is in many respects no different than those who support abortion, and terminate the lives of the unborn since being born will make them a nuisance, just as Terri Schiavo’s continuing to live makes her a nuisance. And in this nation now we kill by abortion, assisted suicide, and by a judge’s decree those who are, yes, a nuisance.  

Since it is legally possible to terminate a nuisance at any level of life, we are seeing the fruits of having those who disregard the rule of law in places of power. Terri Schiavo is in danger of becoming one of the first victims of extended abortion, a fast developing new aspect of the godless religious creed called humanism. 

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