Why you should pray for Tommy Robinson

Because someday, his story could be your story

Years ago, the late Fr. Benedict Groeschel spoke at a conference in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He said that he could remember when abortion was a crime. Now it’s a crime to complain about it, he added.

In England, rape and child rape used to be considered crimes. Recently English patriotic activist Tommy Robinson discovered it’s now a “crime” to complain about it.

While live streaming a broadcast outside an English court on May 25, 2018, the police arrested Tommy Robinson, brought him immediately before a judge, and whisked him off to jail. As Attorney Will Chamberlain says in this video, what happened to Tommy could not happen in the USA. At least, not yet.

Ezra Levant of Rebel Media reported on what’s happening in Tommy Robinson’s case yesterday. You can watch his coverage and his interviews with concerned English patriots here

Levant was cautiously optimistic that the judgements against Tommy will be quashed and that he will soon be free. Let us pray the rosary that will happen.

Traditionally the home of free speech, now England has become the home of people afraid to speak up in defense of Tommy Robinson for fear that they will join him in prison. Apparently, the English have taken to wearing “Make Britain Great Again” caps. And their leftist counterparts attack those who wear them.

During World War II, many people prayed the rosary for peace and that the war would come to an end. God heard their prayers, and the war ended in 1945.

After the War, the Communists invaded Austria and enslaved that nation. A patriotic monk encouraged Austrians to pray the rosary by themselves and in processions for the deliverance of their nation from Communism. The Communists left Austria on May 13, 1955.

Similar events took place in Brazil in the 1960s and the Phillipines in the 1980s.

Praying the rosary has proven to be a powerful method of bringing peace and sanctifying one’s soul. Let us pray the rosary for Tommy Robinson, and for the deliverance of the tyrannies that threaten us.

Monica Kelsey speaks

Firefighter Monica Kelsey, who was conceived in rape, speaks on today’s program. Our society pressures expectant mothers to abort their children who are conceived in rape. But we don’t punish children for the crimes of their parents.
Abortion is a horrible crime and 2 wrongs, rape and abortion, do not make a right. Monica is a kind, selfless person who is an example of good triumphing over evil. We need to support raped mothers rather than pressure them to do wrong and kill their children.

Nicole Cooley

Pro-life speaker Nicole Cooley discusses the upcoming Pro-Life Bootcamp in Virginia, and how you can participate. Nicole explains the Genocide Awareness Project that shows the ongoing genocide of abortion. She also shares her experience of rape and abortion and how it affected her life. The Elliott Institute did a research study on the effect of abortion on women who have been raped. Does abortion benefit such women? Listen and find out.

Children of rapists

Today I interviewed Rebecca Kiessling and we discussed her unusual life. She was adopted as a baby girl. When she was 18, she discovered that her mother had been raped by her father, a serial rapist. Not only that, but her mother had been to 2 abortionists to try and kill her.

Rebecca met her birth mother when she was 19, and her mother said that she would have killed Rebecca had abortion been legal at the time of Rebecca’s birth. Despite this tragedy, Rebecca went on to be a wife, mother, attorney, and international pro-life speaker.

She defends the unborn and in particular those who are victimized by
the “rape exception” debate. It’s horrible to think that some people erroneously believe that killing innocent babies is okay if their father happens to be a criminal.

Children should never be punished for the crimes of their parents. We wouldn’t allow a dog to be beheaded and torn limb from limb like a human baby. Yet it happens every day in the USA.

Not only that, but the children of rapists are “thrown under the bus” as Rebecca put it by those who compromise with the evil of abortion. Rebecca said that when she was interviewed by Sean Hannity, he described people like her as “the demon seed.”

If we allow the rape exception to persist in law, then what, Rebecca pointed out, is to prevent an expectant mother to demand an abortion on the basis that she has been raped? In many states, feticide, or the murder of a preterm baby, is now a crime. Yet the moral schizophrenia of the law allows mothers to kill their own children through abortion.

In seeking justice for children, we must not compromise and allow the children of rapists to be summarily executed merely for having a criminal father. The 5th Amendment to the Bill of Rights states that no person shall be deprived of his life without due process of law.
The widespread practice of sharing ultrasounds of preterm babies has demonstrated that the fetus is a person who deserves to live and to be treated with love, compassion, and respect as even Our Savior Jesus Christ showed us the same love by dying for us on the Cross.