With the Supreme Court weighing two cases that could overturn Roe v. Wade, Gavin Newsom strategized with his Democratic supermajority to preemptively make California an abortion sanctuary state, according to Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills.
Hibbs says that his spies in Sacramento recently alerted him to a bill that was being crafted that would legalize mothers murdering their babies up to 28 days after birth. He claims that after he publicized the news of it and called it the “Infanticide Bill,” Buffy Wicks, a Democratic lawmaker, amended the bill to make it more vague to avoid the stigma of infanticide.
Instead, she rewrote it to include the word perinatal.
“In the law it says [if] any child [is] born and dies within 28 days, that death cannot be investigated by law enforcement because of their prejudice to blame the mother,” says Hibbs. “So the bill not only legalizes the murdering of a child born into this world, but it ties the hands of law enforcement.”
Hibbs is not the only one concerned about the bill. The California Law Enforcement Officers Association is also organizing a group to testify against AB 2223 in Sacramento. The officers are concerned with a clause in this bill that can hold them liable for accusing the mother of murder or questioning the cause of the baby’s death. Under the new piece of legislation, the minimum penalty for the offense is $25,000.
According to Hibbs, the people who testified in front of committees in support of the bill were from the ACLU and Planned Parenthood. “On the worldly side, there is big business in dead babies,” says Hibbs. “On the spiritual side, this is none other than the same demonic powers that you read about in your Old Testament Scriptures of human sacrifice. These are the same demons … manipulating people.”
He continues, “I am begging every pastor in California, every Catholic priest … if you are an imam at a mosque, if you are a rabbi at a synagogue … we need every single one of you to make some noise.” {eoa}
Rob Vischer is a freelance writer for Charisma Media.
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