NEW VIDEO: PPFA Fetal Trafficking & Experiments at University of Pittsburgh [David Daleiden]

Even though Pennsylvania is historically pro-life, the taxpayer-funded University of Pittsburgh is the hub for some of the most barbaric experiments carried out on late-term aborted babies--and the evidence indicates that sometimes they are delivered ALIVE before being killed for organ harvesting.

The government-sponsored fetal experiments at Pitt include scalping 5-month-old aborted fetuses to stitch onto lab rats, exporting fetal kidneys across the country, and killing infants delivered alive for liver harvesting–funded by U.S. taxpayers via the National Institutes of Health, and in particular Dr. Anthony Fauci’s NIAID office.

Local Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania abortion providers supply the aborted fetuses, while Pitt sponsors the local Planned Parenthood’s operations, in what looks like an illegal Quid Pro Quo for fetal body parts, forbidden by 42 U.S. Code 289g-2 and 18 Pennsylvania Statutes 3216. Pennsylvania law also makes it a felony to experiment on a living fetus or to fail to provide immediate medical care to an infant born alive.

Two years ago, sources told me that Pittsburgh was one of the hubs of the FBI's investigation of the human trafficking of aborted fetuses where they felt they had the strongest criminal fact patterns on Planned Parenthood selling aborted baby body parts. Attorney General Merrick Garland must allow the FBI's investigation to proceed to full prosecution of anyone involved in the illegal quid pro quo sale of aborted babies.

All countries deserve it.

The only reason America and the rest of the West is more in the crosshairs is so many have known about the Lord but prefer the darkness.

That’s why we see the fruit described in Romans 1:18-32 on display everywhere, why about half of the population seems shades of rabid to advance homosexuality and all things queer in society.

Shockingly said, but one must agree with your statement if a God avenges the innocent.

Not many people can face this reality. I think it is too distressing for most to contemplate. It's why most pass-by threads concerning the killing of babies.

The murder of innocents is what is going to bring God out of his hiding place.

We were once the bastion of liberty, virtuousness, goodness, decency, and religious freedom but are now the leader in utter depravity. Unspeakable acts are now regarded as virtuous. America deserves to be obliterated first because we are the leader in all abominations.

“For it had been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than, after they have known it, to turn from the holy commandment delivered unto them.” 2 Peter 2:21

I think you may be underestimating the filth coming out from Western Europe too. Likewise to how they are utterly without excuse as well. It’s just farther away and so not so in our faces.

Still, with respect to those who simply refuse the retain knowledge of the Lord you and I are in agreement ... with Scripture. They are gonna really be hurting.

In fact one of my early threads on FR was one I called Hell: the Worm and the Fire where I set forth the idea that Hell isn’t so much punishment for deeds done but the remedial response to what the finally damned actually are and its severity, the fire, is potentially exacting in proportion to the strength of the worm, or the sin nature.

Which is to say, short short version, I speculated mainly on the basis of these two evidences from Scripture: that since we are flat out told that Christ came to, among other things, destroy the work of the devil (so no more sinning will occur) and likewise we have this thing which seems an external torment (the fire) and another that may be internal (the worm) from the Lord description as well.

Essentially Hell then becomes a place where a raging sin nature (lifelong pew warmers who never got saved would be an example) are restrained from further expression by stronger wrath compared to what someone who has a weak sin nature would need to experience to prevent them ever having sin again.

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1736726/posts

Needless to say I think old Dante missed the mark, though of course his writing was more dense and nuanced philosophical allegory that has been taken way too at face value.

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