‘Alex Jones Was Right’ Fills The Los Angeles Sky

Pro-abortion march interrupted with sky-written reminder that Alex Jones was right -- about COVID, about Democrat obsession with abortion, and much more!

Skywriters sent a message to the city of Los Angeles during pro-abortion protests over the weekend. Thanks to whomever filmed this video, which was sent to us by Eddie Bravo.

On behalf of Alex Jones and the crew at Infowars, we salute the great patriot who commissioned this sky-written message. This is the kind of political activism that will win the information war. We encourage the person behind this action to reach out to us, and for more people to go out and conduct similar nonviolent red-pilling operations to wake people up.

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Killing Babies For Marx

Baby killing pushed by California Democrats

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A measure that would make California the first state to require all public universities to offer abortion medication at their campus health centers cleared a hurdle Wednesday.

None of the 34 University of California or California State University campuses currently offer abortion services. The California Assembly approved the measure, which returns to the Senate for a final sign-off.

Private donors have agreed to pay millions of dollars in startup costs including ultrasound machines, staff training and the creation of a 24-hour hotline for questions and emergency referrals. Universities would be required to offer the service by 2022.

Medication that instigates an abortion can be administered up to 10 weeks into a pregnancy. One medication is administered in the clinic and a patient is given a second drug to take later at home.

The medications induce bleeding similar to a miscarriage, according to legislative records.

Abortion rights advocates say it can be difficult and expensive for women to seek abortions off campus, and time is of the essence because medications can only be used early in a pregnancy.

"Today, California took another historic step towards ensuring that the students who have made the decision to end a pregnancy have the support and resources they need," Surina Khan, CEO of The Women's Foundation of California, said in a statement.

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Churches Sue Democrat California Over Forced Funding of Abortion

Leftist Dems Beat The Abortion Drum

To a Democrat the only good baby is 

an aborted or illegal baby.

LOS ANGELES, (ChurchMilitant.com)  -  A group of California churches are suing the state for mandating that churches pay for elective abortions as part of their health insurance coverage. 

The federal lawsuit — filed Friday against the California Department of Managed Healthcare (DMHC) — claims the mandate is an "unsupported and unnecessary requirement" that forces those with religious convictions to "violate their religious beliefs under threat of heavy fines and penalties" by actively participating in the destruction of "innocent human life."

The case, Foothill Church v. Rouillard, was brought by the Christian conservative law firm Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) in the name of three listed plaintiffs: the Shepherd of the Hills Church in Porter Ranch, Los Angeles; Foothill Church in Glendora; and Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Chino.  

"Churches should not be forced to pay for the killing of innocent human life," says ADF senior legal counsel Erik Stanley. "The government has no right to demand that church health insurance plans contain coverage for abortion — something that violates these churches' most sincerely held religious beliefs. California is violating the Constitution by strong-arming churches into having this coverage in their plans."

"Elective abortions are not part of 'basic health care,'" asserts ADF litigation staff counsel Jeremiah Galus. "They have no business being forced into the medical coverage provided by churches that do not wish to support terminating lives due to very real, sincere and well-known faith convictions. We hope the court will require California to follow the Constitution and respect these churches' fundamental freedoms."

The ADF had filed formal complaints with the federal government after the abortion mandate policy took effect in August 2014. ADF's senior legal counsel Casey Mattox maintained that states accepting federal funds — such as California — are prohibited from singling out health care plans that do not provide abortion coverage; he also asserted that ignoring the complaints of the churches would lead to a lawsuit.

"Because Obamacare requires health insurance coverage, and the California mandate requires abortion coverage in any health plan, these churches are truly left with no way to opt out of paying for abortions," says Galus. "What's absurd, though, is that the same government that rightfully does not require California churches to pay for contraceptive coverage requires them to pay for elective abortion coverage. Californians should not be forced to choose between following their deepest convictions and submitting to unlawful and unnecessary government mandates."

The senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, Jack Hibbs, stated in an interview last year that both his religious liberties and the Constitution were "under attack" and declared he would rather go to jail than be an accessory to abortions.

Speaking of the mandate, he claimed he felt "violated" and "forced." "I love America and I love American history, and I have a lot of invested interest in defending the unborn," he said.

According to ADF, the concern over pro-life organizations being mandated by the government to fund abortions has only increased following the authenticated exposé videos released by the Center for Medical Progress that show Planned Parenthood executives negotiating the sale of body parts obtained from aborted babies. 

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