The March for life happens all around the world on and around the 18th of January to mark the calamitous SCOTUS decision of Roe Vs Wade, which legalized the murder of unborn children in the USA.
Since that Historic day, close to 50 millions babies have been murdered by their mother in the USA alone.
This past Friday in Agatna, several hundreds faithful gathered to mark this sad anniversary.
Here on Guam, our new Archbishop, Michael Jude Byrnes started the event with strong words of encouragement and a call for men to face their responsibilities.
Meanwhile in Washington DC, our Capital, large crowds gathered to express their opposition to this Eugenist practice.
As always there were counter demonstrators of all sorts.
The usual suspects if you wish.
Coalitions of women's rights (even though this year, there were competing groups that did not agree on the objectives and means)
The usual disgusting placards, using foul language, whose words are meant to shock .
The Mosaic of leftist subgroups, going from lesbians for choice, to Native Americans, and all other imaginable minorities in between.
Among them was a small group of black supremacists, who started insulting and berating a group of Catholic high-schoolers who had participated in the march for life.
To make a long story short, after a long period of harassment by that disgusting group of hate mongers, a small group of Native Americans (here apparently for a demonstration of their own) injected themselves in the fray and became very rowdy and provoking.
While the students remained composed, the drive by media concluded that a group of white catholic boys (there were African Americans among the students, as well) had "harassed" an elderly Omaha leader, and in doing so demonstrated an obvious racial bias. Not ending there, the drive by media continued to feed the ugly lynch mob mentality on twitter and other platforms, against not only these poor kids, but also against the Catholic Church at large.
Unfortunately, this poorly sourced story, was amplified here on Guam by our local media, who decided to give it a local angle, with the fact that the revelations had been brought up by a former resident of Guam living in DC. (as if somehow that would make the accusations more believable)
From KUAM, to the Post, the PDN and several local blogs, the story of the obviously "racist white catholic teens" from Kentucky was amplified and propagated.
This led to a continuation of the lynching social media mob excesses here on our island, with the usual hate mongers of the identity politics advocates using this as a proof of the "toxicity" of the colonial attitude. (No, you are not dreaming)
This was bad, but unfortunately for us Catholic, the story is actually worse.
Let us look into this a little more in depth
