Our guest commentator, Billy Yank, sees parallels between the death of Terri Schiavo and another immoral death two millenia ago.

The Passion of Terri

If you think that the perpetrators of the death of Christ lived 2000 years ago, think again. They are alive and well today.

Let’s start with the Annases and Caiphases -- those bishops who are all weepy about executing capital murderers, but now turn their backs on an innocent woman being starved to death.

Now let’s go on to the mad mob who screamed for the blood of Christ. Modern Zionists will continually howl over The Holocaust, but when a woman is starved to death -- just like Father Maximilian Kolbe and others in the concentration camps -- the Zionists can’t be bothered.

Next let’s go to the Sanhedrin, the council that illegally condemned Christ to death. They claimed to be preserving the Faith, yet they violated that Faith to commit judicial murder. Not only do we have the Liberalist judges who are bound and determined to put an innocent woman to death, but even judges like Scalia and Thomas have been unusually quiet.

Then there are the Pilates.

Governor Bush, like the Roman governor, has the executive power to send in the police and take Terri out of the hands of her murderers. He can protect her life until a just court will do what Congress and the President passed a special bill to provide, a de novo investigation of the case. Democrat Janet Reno, President Clinton’s attorney general, bypassed the courts on principle for politics. Why can’t Gov. Bush to so to save a life?

Billy Yank