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Sorry to all of you for not being around lately. I have been depressed. My son’s wife murdered their baby.

I don’t even no where to begin. It makes me sick just to think about it. She reminds me of that horrible killer clown Pennywise, from the Stephen King novel “IT” who murders children.

My son met this young woman who seemed very nice. They dated for a while. They got close. She got pregnant, and they got married.

Approximately six weeks into the pregnancy, she hit herself repeatedly in the stomach until my son’s baby died. However, she didn’t miscarry for another six weeks. The baby stayed inside her dead, unbeknownst to the rest of us.

We saw the bruises on her stomach, and I questioned her about them, and so did my son, as well as a few other people. She said that she didn’t know how they got there. She even went so far as to say that maybe she hit herself in her sleep. She was lying. If she had been jumping around hitting herself like that, it would have woken my son. The evidence of her lies follows.

We found out the baby was dead three months into the pregnancy at her first gynecological exam. She was bleeding and cramping and had to be taken to the emergency room of the local hospital. They did a vaginal ultrasound and came back and told me and a friend of mine, as well as the murderous young woman, that there were no signs of fetal life, no heartbeat, nothing. They said the baby was dead, and recommended her to see a gynecologist, in the morning, for a possible D & C (dilation and and curettage) to clean her out inside.

As they were beginning to unhook her I.V. (intravenous lines for medicine), I told her how sorry I was for her that she lost the baby. She promptly told me that she didn’t carry about losing the baby. That all she cared about was how my son felt about her losing it. She said she never wanted to be pregnant, anyways. A nurse who was unhooking the I.V. looked at her, at me and my friend, and then shook his head in unbelief. I think he couldn’t understand anyone talking that way, be that cold or uncaring. I know thats what I was thinking, too.

On the ride home from the hospital, she told my friend and I, “I murdered my baby.” When I heard that I questioned her. I said, “What did you say? What the hell did you just say?” She said, “I killed my baby.” I said “What the fuck did you just say?” She said, “I guess I killed my baby.” She told us she killed the baby because she couldn’t fit into her jeans anymore. She was unhappy with the weight gain. And she said it so evil, so cold, so matter of fact. It was horrifying.

My son filed for divorce. We are all in a fog. I am sitting here crying now, while my son is out depressed. He is losing his mind, and I think I might be too. It’s awful. God help us.

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Rachel Corrie, an American college student, was murdered March 16, 2003, by the Israeli Army while trying to block demolition of a Palestinian doctor’s home in Gaza by an Israeli army bulldozer, made in America by Caterpillar Inc. and paid for with American taxpayer’s dollars. The doctor was a peaceful man. “Rachel Corrie believed in non-violent resistance, put herself in harm’s way as a shield of the people, and paid with her life in a manner most brutal.” –Billy Bragg–

Eyewitness Account

The following account is from Joe Carr, a International Solidarity Movement (ISM) peace activist from Kansas City, Missouri.

“Between 16:45 and 17:00, One Israeli Defense Force bulldozer, serial number 949623, began to work near the house of a physician who is a friend of ours. It continued driving forward headed straight for Rachel. When it got so close that it was moving the earth beneath her, she climbed onto the pile of rubble being pushed by the bulldozer. She got so high onto it that she was at eye-level with the cab of the bulldozer. Despite this, he continued forward, which pulled her legs into the pile of rubble, and pulled her down out of view of the driver. We ran towards him, and waved our arms and shouted, one activist with the megaphone. But he continued forward, until Rachel was underneath the central section of the bulldozer. Despite the obviousness of her position, the bulldozer began to reverse, without lifting its blade, and drug the blade over her body again. He continued to reverse until he was on the boarder strip, about 100 meters away, and left her crushed body in the sand. Three activists ran to her and began administering first-responder medical treatment. She said, “My back is broken!” but nothing else …”

According to Amnesty International, “For years, the Israeli authorities have pursued a policy of discriminatory house demolition, on the one hand allowing scores of Israeli settlements to be built on occupied Palestinian land, in breach of international law, while simultaneously confiscating Palestinian lands, refusing building permits for Palestinians and destroying their homes. The land vacated has often been used to build illegal Israeli settlements. International law forbids occupying powers from settling their own citizens in the territories they occupy.”

“Any humanitarian looking at the sheer number of innocent civilians who have lost their homes can only condemn Israel’s house demolition policy as a hugely disproportionate military response by an occupation army… It is a policy that creates only hardship and bitterness, and in the end can only undermine hope for future reconciliation and peace.” -–Peter Hansen– Commissioner General of United Nations Relief Works Agency (UNRWA)

In Israel, since 1947, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have been guilty of genocide, an ethnic cleansing of the native palestinian people. Amnesty International rips IDF for ‘reckless disregard of life’ in Gaza. The London-based human rights organization Amnesty International has condemned Israel’s attacks on Gaza, claiming they are “being carried out with reckless disregard for civilian life,” killing disproportionately huge numbers of unarmed civilian bystanders. The statement said that IDF actions this week displayed a “disproportion and recklessness” that has “characterized” its operations in Palestinian territories. In its statement, Amnesty highlighted disproportionate casualty statistics in the conflict, saying that in the last two months, close to 200 Gazans, of whom around “one-third were unarmed civilian bystanders, including 15 children” have been killed.” In the same period, the statement continued, “one Israeli civilian was killed and several injured by rocket fire,” the statement said. “This latest cycle of killings and destruction comes at a time when the 1.5 million inhabitants of Gaza are confronting a humanitarian crisis as a result of the increasingly stringent blockade imposed by Israel on Gaza. Hospitals and medical facilities, already struggling to cope with shortages of electricity, fuel, equipment and spare parts due to the Israeli blockade, are struggling to cope with the new influx of casualties caused by Israeli attacks in the last few days. With Gaza’s borders sealed, many patients in dire need of medical care which is not available in Gaza cannot be transferred to hospitals abroad and risk losing their lives.”

Rachel Corrie’s death is a scandalous example of American taxpayer’s dollars at work. Caterpillar Inc. and Volvo, two American companies, are involved and taking money from Israel to pay for the bulldozers. This money was obtained by Israel from American taxes to pay for the demolition of homes, and the death of Rachel Corrie. Doesn’t this make you proud be an American?

Video by staticbrain.com, music by Billy Bragg, pictures from rachelcorrie.org, scoop.nz

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