The autopsy of her baby was inconclusive, but imagine over 2,000 news media blow-ups every single day of dismembered children in trash bags where the cause of death is 100% known, and there are no consequences.

We’d all love for this to be about Ms. Snelling, one situation, one circumstance of shocking evil, but it’s not about that. It’s about over 50 years of deceptive marketing that turned a fight for women’s rights into a fight for the unjust killing of babies in the womb. It’s about murder masquerading as healthcare. It’s about normalizing crimes against humanity and victimizing those who do it. It’s about the devil’s agenda masked as help and support for the vulnerable. It’s about over 30% of the population and over 70 million unnamed and unwanted children.

God is not exposing Ms. Snelling. He’s exposing a nation filled with the innocent blood of children and reluctant hearts who remain apathetic to it.

He’s exposing a nation that allows parents to pay to have their child murdered without consequence and then labels them as victims,

a nation that allows men to fornicate with women, abandon responsibility, and avoid exposure,

a nation that allows Planned Parenthood in places its young girls are getting educated,

a nation that criminalizes abortionists, but not parents who buy murder pills online or give birth and allow their newborns to die at home,

an unjust nation that allows all this to go on and on and on destroying generations.

Yes, it is important to investigate and fight for the justice of a child left in a trash bag in a closet, but don’t get it twisted.

It’s not about Ms. Snelling and her college-aged boyfriend.

It’s about you.
It’s about me.
It’s about all of us.