Hodari’s hazardous abortion mill bus stop
I reported February 9 that late-term abortionist Alberto Hodari had closed 1 of his 6 MI mills….
Pro-lifer Lynn Mills spotted wires hanging down over one of the entrances of the abandoned mill, snapped a photo (see link), and reported the hazard to the Livonia Fire Department.
At the time Lynn told me Hodari’s mill was a bus stop, which I frankly had a hard time believing. But it’s true. Today Lynn drove by and saw kids trying to knock down huge icicles from the building while waiting for their bus – right around the corner from those wires – a double hazard.
Lynn has asked another pro-lifer who lives nearby to daily report these hazards to authorities until they’re taken care of.
My experience is authorities are lenient with abortionists and mills, either because they don’t want to appear prejudiced, or because they dismiss pro-life complaints as illegitimate.
Like Lynn wrote, “We know they don’t care about babies in the womb. How about the born ones?
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
How can you expect someone with no regard to unborn human life to care about anyone else. Those who murder babies for a living may not have much of a conscience. I can’t say I am really surprised.
What’s up with that? Is Hodari trying to eliminate the ones he ‘missed’?
Where are these children’s parents?
they probably won’t do anything. They probably don’t have the money to pay someone to follow up to make sure its taken care of. When my husband and I were in Michigan this fall (he grew up near Livonia) the streets were CRATERS…I live in PA which is notorious for potholes but Michigan now puts PA to shame. Their shopping centers were empty. That state is HURTING. The one good thing is people also don’t have money to spend on a late term abortion!
good job! At first I thought the title was indicative of dislexia…’bill must stop’—‘mill bus stop’—oh well, I thought it was funny, but, the subject is not so. How contradictive to believe in freedom of choice, but, rationalize the right to kill those who cannot choose for themselves. Thank you for this post; God Bless you!
moss… lol on thoughts of word mix-up
Seems kind of poetic to me that kids were playing outside the place. Like a living sign that God is in control. If these kids found shelter under the eaves of that mill its like slapping Hodari in the face (not that I would want them to get hurt-I had no idea they made icicles that big, lawd).