Mossad hospitals, quackish OB/GYN doctors, abortionists, natural birthing centers, traditional midwifery practices and neonatal ICUs
Is there a cult? And some of these people are members of it and others are not?
What is the modern mainstream medical doctrine or teaching of what to do if you (or your loved one) are pregnant and go into labor in situations and circumstances when medical assistance is simply not available? Example: winter storm and the roads are too icy for an ambulance.
Here are the grisly details, but this is nothing unusual and nothing that will not happen at your local run-of-the-mill hospital or medical center. It is simply a fact of the human condition that not all babies are born alive, and some are severely disabled.
Sirin Kale
As Esau Lopez was asphyxiated for the first 17 minutes of his life on Earth, the atmosphere in the room remained serene, even ecstatic. Acoustic music crooned from a speaker in a modest two-bedroom apartment in a suburb of Pennsylvania. “You are a queen,” murmured one of three friends in the room. ¶Only Esau’s mother, Gabrielle Lopez, felt something was wrong. She was pushing hard, but her son would not be born. “Can you help [him] out?” she asked, as Esau crowned. “Baby is coming,” the friend replied. Four minutes later, Lopez asked again, “Can you grab [him]?” Another friend murmured, “Baby is safe.” Six minutes passed. Again, Lopez asked, “Can you grab [him]?”
Mother pushing hard, baby emerging slowly but surely, friends or family or even a neighbor present are all indications of normal human birth. Who was born any other way except possibly for an ugly and brutal Cæsarean Section leaving painful contracting scars on the mother’s womb?
Three red flags cannot be explained.
- “Baby is safe” = Mossad code speech for dead already
- The substitution of the pronoun “[him]” as printed in the news
- The name “Esau” = most decidedly unjewish and/or disapproved by Jews
A newborn baby normally brings great joy to the family and all who are present. But others in official positions of authority or practicing professionally to help are all too often either jealous or moved to envy and see opportunity to hurt or maim or kill at the tenderest moments. This too is part of the human condition, and that is the necessity of coping with the evil world into which the child is to be born.