Trump Signs Pardons for 23 Pro-Life Activists: Glory be to God!

This just in from the Thomas More Society:

Breaking News: The Pro-Life Prisoners Have Been Pardoned!

More Fraud Revealed by the Amistad Project from the St. Thomas More Society

I have faith in the integrity of the Thomas More Society. Pay attention to the evidence they are bringing out. Don't keep it to yourself. Pass it on! "You can fool all of the people some of time and some of the people all of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time." Open your eyes. Don't be fooled. Expose the liars and fraudsters! Take back America.

Lawsuits Against State of Michigan Filed to Defend Life, Religious Liberty, and Traditional Family Values

Over 1,000,000 fraudulent ballots were discovered in these four states

Wilson High School Censors Pro-Life Group

Poster censored by Wilson H.S.

Public High School Censors Pro-Life Students, But Not Pro-Homosexual Group
Interesting, isn't it, that defending the right-to-life is deemed "offensive," but promoting homosexuality (which includes depraved practices like anal sex, fisting, etc.) is perfectly fine. Which club is healthier for students? Consider the fact that MSMs (men who have sex with men) are at a much higher risk of STDs than those who don't. In fact, their risk of deadly diseases is more than 40% higher according to the CDC. Did anyone ever get AIDS or chlamydia, or syphilis from defending life? But Wilson High administrators would rather promote a club that is a health risk to students than one defending the life of all people from its first beginning to its natural end. Seems like the Father of Lies is entrenched at Wilson.

But the Thomas More Society is working with the Bryce Ashberg who founded the pro-life club and other students to protect their constitutional rights. Send a message to Wilson administrators that their unconstitutional censorship will not go unchallenged. Go here and sign the petition. Be polite but firm.

Notre Dame 88 Still in the Middle of It

Remember when our abortion extremist president spoke at Notre Dame's (ND) graduation while cops arrested pro-lifers outside? When was that? ...Let's see...May 2009...have you forgotten already? Well, the 88 pro-lifers arrested haven't. They are still in the midst of the persecution (oops...) prosecution. They recently claimed a victory, though, when St. Joseph County, Indiana Circuit Court Judge Michael Scopelitis ruled that their lawyers from the Thomas More Society may depose former Notre Dame Student Affairs Administrator William Kirk.

Professor Kirk is interesting. He was the only Notre Dame official who protested the Obama debacle and attended the alternate graduation service at the grotto. He was "abruptly sacked" recently according to Life Site News (LSN). LSN reported the reaction of Notre Dame philosophy professor, David Solomon, who criticized the university's  callous act:

Solomon suggested that Kirk's insistence on maintaining school-wide disciplinary standards for Notre Dame football athletes helped precipitate the move. However, the professor also said the news appears to confirm fears that Kirk's stand against the highly controversial honor to Obama would prove fatal.

"At the time Bill took part in the NDResponse rally, many people commented on the courage it took for him to stand with his wife and other witnesses to this protest of Notre Dame’s decision to award President Obama an honorary degree. I personally discounted these worries, believing that the Notre Dame administration would admire him for his principled stand on a matter so close to the Catholic heart of Notre Dame, even if they disagreed with his particular action," wrote Solomon.

Since the administration welcomed Obama's own "sharp dissent from and attack on central Catholic teaching on life," he continued, "It seemed only reasonable that they would equally welcome dissent from university policy by such a loyal Catholic and member of the Notre Dame family as Bill Kirk — especially when his dissent was made in the name of the Catholic principles at Notre Dame’s heart and in the company of his bishop.

"Perhaps, alas, there was reason for Bill Kirk to be worried about his participation in NDResponse after all."