United States Supreme Court Judges are criminals in this tradition. Operating under the color of law, but without a shred of constitutionally lawful, or humanly moral authority whatsoever, to wreak mass devastation on innocent, helpless human babies in the womb, the U. S. Supreme Court deliberately and maliciously violated express contrary provisions of United States Constitutional Law, and natural laws of humanity, that so far exceeded the Court s lawful jurisdiction as to constitute willful mass murder and unspeakable crimes against humanity itself. The United States Constitution expressly provides that every individual human being has the inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Among others, due process of law requires the assistance of counsel for the defense of the individual whose constitutional right to life is in imminent jeopardy of being overcome by government forces. We simply rule that human babies as yet unborn are not persons, or individuals under the protections of the due process clause of the Constitution.
Unborn babies are things, as property is a thing.
Down came the whimsical gavel of five men, not laws, in unconscionable horror and death by torture upon the babies of humanity, to resound through the consciences of decent human beings for all time to come, never to be forgotten, never forgiven, not even assuaged or salved. Each doctor who has slaughtered a baby in the womb for frivolous reasons contrary to nature is guilty of committing a crime against humanity each time he or she commits the act. Every government official sworn to uphold the United States Constitution, including the President of the United States, who does not protect the lives of human unborn babies, is guilty of committing crimes against humanity each time a baby in the womb is slaughtered under the aegis of Roe vs. Wade. Every act against a baby as described above is an individual act of horror against humanity, each of which deserves the maximum punishment to which humanity is capable of exacting. Obviously, at this time in history, no document of this nature has the power to prosecute.