Lauren Handy, Herb Garrity, Heather Idoni, William Goodman, and John Hinshaw.

Remember those names. Those are the five latest political prisoners to be thrown in jail

by evil regime apparatchiks right here in our own country, and I don't throw the word evil

around lightly. Here, the word is entirely appropriate, because the evil apparatchiks in Washington,

D.C. are imprisoning these five patriots for the simple act of demonstrating against abortion.

These five pro-life advocates demonstrated in defense of babies at an abortion mill,

an infanticide factory, and for that, they face over a decade in prison. They didn't set off

any bombs, they didn't shoot anybody, they didn't do any of that. They just demonstrated against

infanticide. Their demonstration apparently violates the face act, a Clinton era rule

outlawing any interference with infanticide whatsoever. BLM can block highways, environmentalists,

antifa. They can shut down any city they like, they can stop mothers from driving their children

to the hospital, actually, as we saw in one particularly high profile incident recently,

and it doesn't matter, they don't even get a slap on the wrist. But no one is allowed to so much

as stand between an abortionist and his next victim. So these pro-lifers have already been sent to jail,

potentially for months, as they await sentencing. Even more egregious, the demonstration that got

these pro-life advocates imprisoned was a direct response to the earlier discovery of illegal

abortions performed by the baby butcher Chesare Santangelo. All abortions are crimes in the

sense that they violate the natural law, but Santangelo's abortions were also crimes according to

the civil law, and they were uncovered only because pro-lifers stumbled upon the remains of full-term

babies being thrown out with medical waste, a story that our legal and media establishment quickly

swept under the rug. And now to tie up loose ends, they're sweeping the pro-life activists under the

rug and straight into prison too, all of which makes one wonder, just like Mitchell and Webb.

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