Paul Ehrlich wrote in 1968 a tome titled "The Population Bomb". It helped foment the myth that there are too many people on Earth and that measures had to be taken to forestall that. Of course those measures included contraception and abortion. He predicted something called "the great die-off" that was supposed to happen during the 1980s. Well, forty years later, we see the lunacy of that prediction. Still, the overpopulation myth continues and has even infested the Vatican, as evinced by their embrace of "sustainable population". Ehrlich died on or around March 19, 2026.
Five days later, late-term abortionist Kermit Gosnell joined him in death. He murdered thousands of babies, and was convicted of murder after it was demonstrated that he snipped the spinal cords of three of his tiny victims after they survived the abortion process. In his office were jars filled with body parts of murdered babies dating back for several decades.
These two men were clear menaces to civilization and to innocent life. Pray that God granted them the gift of final repentance.
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