WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, June 24th 2022 the United States Supreme Court ruled in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The majority opinion of the court effectively overturns the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, which codified mass abortion across the nation.
The scenes outside the Supreme Court were predictable, if not dissonant. Young activists who had not been aborted prior to their birth gathered in their hundreds decrying the move as “illegitimate” while Rage Against The Machine’s Killing in the Name Of blared in the background.
Some smiles, hugs, and selfies could be spotted amongst the congregants on First Street in Washington, D.C., where the Supreme Court building and the U.S. Capitol stare back at one another.
But for the most part, attendees at the Court on for the Friday morning decision were of the extreme political left, and carried signage linked to extremist abortion groups such as Jane’s Revenge and Ruth Sent Us. One activist, in front of your National Pulse correspondent, demanded the sexual organs of the Supreme Court justices be removed, and threatened to “Abort this court.”
These people appear to be calling for the mutilation and murder of SCOTUS justices pic.twitter.com/dpFkkHQxio
— Raheem. (@RaheemKassam) June 24, 2022
Onlooking police allowed the (actually) mostly peaceful scenes to continue unabated as the news echoed through crowds just after 10am: America had aborted its long-standing abortion policy.
The news actually brings the nation most into line with other Western countries, despite the onslaught of media trickery in this area. As the Catholic News Agency notes from an earlier Mississippi legal finding: “fully 75% of all nations do not permit abortion after 12 weeks’ gestation, except (in most instances) to save the life and to preserve the physical health of the mother.”
Even the Washington Post conceded, in 2017, that the United States found itself, until today, in a small club of just seven nations which allow for post 20-week elective abortions on demand. The other nations include Canada, China, the Netherlands, North Korea, Singapore, and Vietnam.
The ruling of the court comes after weeks of protests, threats, and actual violence aimed at pro-life individuals and causes. Groups that have taken credit for such attacks are now being scrutinized for potential domestic terror designation, and authorities are now warning about a “night of rage” following the Dobbs ruling.
Two months prior to the ruling, a Supreme Court clerk leaked a draft opinion from the court in an unprecedented attempt to cause threats of violence to sway the court’s opinion. The leaker has still not yet been outed, but they did succeed in radicalizing Nicholas Roske, a California resident, who travelled to Washington, D.C. with the express purpose of murdering the Supreme Court justice. Following the incident, Democrats on Capitol Hill refused to expedite further security measures for the court and its justices.
And while the far-left will no doubt view today’s Dobbs ruling as a significant loss, it will necessarily provide them with galvanizing campaign talking points and fundraising avenues. With America’s mid term elections on the horizon, more eyes should be focused on these groups’ political activities than their posing and thrashing in America’s capital, tonight.
