They have made a covenant with death 💀💀💀
and with Hell are they at agreement
Posted on 12/28/2023 7:24:50 PM PST by Morgana
Morgan Nuzzo is the co-owner of an abortion business in the state of Maryland. But the abortion center she owns doesn’t just kill babies early in pregnancy.
In a new interview, Nuzzo brags that her abortion biz kills babies up to 34 weeks. That’s nearly full-term. Not only are these abortions killing babies who are born healthy every single day in hospitals across the country, they are past viability.
And these babies are not just past viability. They’re well past viability. Not by days. But weeks.
The record for the earliest viability where a baby has survived is 21 weeks. And 22, 23 and 24 week-old babies are not only surviving but surviving more frequently and at higher rates than ever before as medical technology continues to improve.
But Nuzzo kills those viable babies as late as 34 weeks – almost 13 weeks or three months after babies can begin living outside the womb.
And she’s proud of that fact when asked what ages the babies are when they die.
“Between 20 and 34 [weeks’ gestation]. And then we’ll see first-trimester patients, too. That would make a much higher number; we can see a lot more first-tri patients,” Nuzzo said.
Fortunately, Nuzzo’s abortion business is killing fewer babies in late-term abortions these days, something she bemoans.
“We actually saw a decrease in later abortion patients from July until very recently. We were booked out several weeks in the spring and early summer. And then there was just this dramatic drop-off. Last year some advocacy folks did some data, and they were like, [the need for later abortion is] going to increase like a hundredfold. So I’m not really sure how to reconcile that with the reality of what we were seeing. But you know, even in California and Washington and Oregon, people were saying that they were seeing less people,” she said.
“We aren’t booking out now for appointments — we have availability next week. Whereas before [the wait time] was two to three weeks on average, sometimes as much as five. We were getting a little worried about where the patients are,” Nuzzo added.
Worried?
Hopefully women later in pregnancy are getting the legitimate medical care they and their babies need.
But the next time someone says late-term abortions don’t happen, show them this article and Nuzzo’s interview. They do happen and Nuzzo’s Maryland abortion biz kills those babies just weeks before full-term.
And it will go on forever and nothing will stop it unless they turn to Jesus Christ before it’s too late.
Another reason that I am glad that I moved south.
It’s mind boggling. These people are almost frothing at the mouth, to kill as many babies as possible. Maybe it’s because, deep in their hearts, they hate God, and figure that killing babies, is their way of avenging themselves against God.
Let her tell that to Jesus on the Day of Judgement . . . may she repent while she still has time.
And if she doesn’t repent, oh well.
I pray she does repent.
A total ban is unrealistic. And that motivates all the females to vote for the Democratic Party. So it's a bad strategic move.
And yet the overwhelming majority of churches steadfastly refuse to say a word against this let alone encourage members to get involved.
“I don’t do politics” pastors sanctimoniously intone while babies die and women’s lives are destroyed.
If they check her DMA I’m sure the will find out who Jack the ripper was.
Reads like the woman is proud of it. Pride is one the Seven Deadly Sins in itself. Couple that with murder and you have two thirds of a hat-trick straight to hell. Just evil.
I have a granddaughter who was born at 32 weeks due to her mother’s pre-eclampsia. She was so healthy she was released from the NICU to come home when she weighed just 4 lbs.5 oz.!
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