This month marks the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Thirty-five years of legalized abortion has caused much misery, more than 50 million deaths and thousands of broken hearts and lives.

Slowly, but surely, the pro-life movement is winning.

Ironically, much of the credit for ending abortion will go to that industry itself, which is corrupt to the core. As time passes, this corruption becomes more and more evident - especially to those who work in the abortion industry.

The abortion staffers actually see the dismembered bodies of the victims. They witness the tearful faces of desperate, despairing women. These workers experience what it is like to kill other human beings. They try to make excuses to themselves as to why this killing is all right, but to no avail.

These clinic workers also witness and participate in a wide range of corrupt and illegal practices that take place daily in legal abortion clinics.

Due to these factors, the biggest problem that abortion clinics have is finding and maintaining staff. Since 1994, more than half of the freestanding abortion mills in the United States have closed. Staff turnover is the biggest reason.

In fact, the main fear of the abortion industry is not that Roe v. Wade will be overturned, but rather that abortion will remain legal, yet there will be nowhere to go to get one.

The abortion industry is in a state of collapse. Its workers know it and the public is finally beginning to notice the corruption and collapse too.

Abortions continue only because they are "hidden" and "secret." As they become exposed to the light of day, the consciences of the vast majority of Americans will quickly reject this evil of all evils.

Stop the killing. Stop the despair. Stop abortion!

Sue Martensen

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