Justice
The Dark Shadow of Abortion and Lindsay Clancy
Judge William Sullivan, the Superior Court judge in the Lindsay Clancy murder case, declared a mistrial on September 4 after the jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
After seven days of deliberation, the jury couldn’t agree whether the Massachusetts mom was criminally responsible for strangling her three kids. Apparently one juror felt Clancy was guilty of the crime and wouldn’t budge from his position. The others were prepared to acquit.
The mistrial stunned the nation–particularly families. How could a mom methodically strangle each of her three children and get away with it?
The high-profile trial took place in Plymouth, Massachusetts, home of the Pilgrims–who would have most certainly convicted Mrs. Clancy.
I believe the dark cloud of abortion hovers over this mistrial and the world.
Here’s why.
Pray for the Fall of the Islamic State and Freedom for Iran
The war against the Iran jihadists is going amazingly well, but it’s a difficult task solely from the “air” in a nation of 92 million people and land mass twice the size of Texas.
But it’s crucial to Middle East and global peace and the future of the Iranian people.
I’m praying for President Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and others for wisdom and courage to complete the mission.
Here’s why.
The Justice of Ending the War Iran Started
Best-selling author Peter Schweitzer said this week that the USA didn’t start the war with Iran. We are ending the war Iran started with us and the world 47 years ago.
That’s exactly right.
When in 1979 Ayatollah Khomeini plunged the Persian people into medieval darkness, held 52 Americans hostages for 444 days, started funding terrorist movements across the Middle East, and began to chant daily “Death to America,” the Iran Islamic Republic began a war we are now finishing.
It is just to oppose and defeat evil. Here’s why.