Several credible-looking commentators have assured us that Michael has been very attentive through the years, and that he has been able to convince the court of his good will because of his (ostensibly) persistent desire to help Terri. But it looks to me like a sham.
As others here have pointed out, his controlling, overbearing resolve to extinguish her life, and topping it off now with ordering the Shindlers and Fr. Pavone out of the room at her last moments, and it proves to me, that Michael has behaved in a premeditated and malicious way.
We are looking at state-sanctioned, cold-blooded murder in the first degree. It is a sin that cries to heaven for vengeance: willful murder of the helpless and meek. It is the worst of all sins. And we as a nation are all guilty, especially those of us who have sat by in silent acquiescence to this abomination of desolation (let the reader understand).
Just as America sat by and watched the legalization of abortion, now America will soon forget nor long remember the demise of this innocent victim of diabolical disorientation and its adherents. The noose tightens around our collective necks. The beginning of life has been successfully attacked and the bastions are breached. Now the end of life is being dissolved into the stoic doldrums of equivocation. Our minds are numbed and our hearts are hardened and God's wrath is justified come what may.
We have laid ourselves wide open for chastisement.
Anyone headed for an amusement park? I don't know how anyone, who understands what just took place, can find entertainment enjoyable today. March thirty-first will never be the same. A day that will live in infamy, for those who give a hoot.
We've been on TEJ since the first article about Greer not filing his oath and not qualifying for office.
Several of those articles were sent to the Gov.
Somebody needs some big bravery and I don't see it in Florida.