New York City has erected a new golden calf, a golden idol in honor of abortion, and set

this new golden idol next to the great law givers like Moses, Justinian, King Louis, the

Ninth. We have a choice. You can either choose the golden idol and whatever this succubus

represents, or you can choose truth, beauty, goodness, wholesomeness, hope, faith, charity,

family, tradition, matrimony, baptism, civilization, or you can abandon all that and go with chaos,

destruction, abortion, satamy, sterility, poverty, decay, sin, satanism, darkness, and death.

Those are your two choices. This new statue, the golden statue here, I'll read what the New York

Times said. Quote, frenzied commuters in New York's Flatiron district have been stopped in their

tracks in recent days by an unlikely apparition near Moses, Confucius, and Zoraster, standing

atop the grandiose state courthouse, enchimmering golden eight foot female sculpture, emerging

from a pink lotus flower and wearing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's signature lace collar.

That's what you see right there. Right up there with Moses, King St. Louis, the Ninth,

we've got this golden female sculpture. I don't even know how do they even know it's female

because it's curvy. I mean, we've been told for the last several years that you don't

know what a woman is. What is a woman? Women can have all kinds of bodies and functions

as what we're being told. So what makes this a female? The artist is a Pakistani American.

I have a picture over here. I think you. Out of focus. The artist is a Pakistani American

who said the sculpture was part of an urgent, necessary cultural reckoning underway in New

York, along with cities across the world. It reconsideres traditional representations of

power in public spaces and recast civic structures to better reflect 21st century mores. The

artist Shazia Sakhandar says quote, she is a fierce woman. A form of resistance in a space

that has historically been dominated by patriarchal representation. She said the work was called

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