Jack Sen,  former UKIP member who was removed from UKIP due to charges of “anti-Semitism”, came on to discuss New York’s “late term abortion”, which, as written, allows for the murder of children on the operating table should the mother and her primary care practitioner, who does not even have to be a doctor, deems that murdering the child is “in the best interests of the mother”.

The murder of the child need not be at the hands of a medical practitioner.  Literally New York has passed a law that enables harvesting humans for body parts, murdering children in ritual slaughter, and far more horrors.

The bill was passed with the support from Jewish and Catholic lawmakers.

We learned that Jack Sen’s father ran for mayor of New York back in the day under the “Right to Life Party” and so has had a long-term interest and exposure into the abortion issue.  Jack revealed that extremist elected officials as Chuck Schumer serve on panels in Israel that support improving birth rates of Jews, and yet in America, is a protagonist of killing American children.

When broken down, as Jack so clearly pointed out: in America, government agencies as “Child Protection Services” will take a child and traffic that child a few days after it is born, and yet will sanction the killing of that same child a day before, with the murder taking place right on the operating table.

At the end of the day, a late term abortion simply means that the child will be killed and delivered in the normal way, anyways.  Why not allow the child to live and be available for adoption?

As Jack again pointed out, the majority of children who will probably become a victim to this law will be “children of color”, children from black mothers where in some areas, black abortions now out number live births.

An important and exposure laden interview that winds its way through other important issues as immigration, European resistance to the current political class, war on fathers, and much more…

ITEL Radio Interview – Jack Sen – 2.2.19

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