Baby murderer Margaret Sanger: wife of a Jew and “Mother of the American Abortion Holocaust”

“Born in Corning, New York, Margaret was much influenced by her early life; Her mother was a staunch Roman Catholic who went through eighteen pregnancies, although with only eleven live births resulting. This convinced the impressionable young Margaret that women should not be ‘slaves’ to their own bodies. In 1902 she married William Sanger who was a German Jew and a political leftist radical; Margaret wasted no time in imposing strict sexual restraints on his behaviour with her, for she had no intentions of following her mother’s path. In fact, they had two children. It was William who introduced her to militant socialism and atheism. They went to live in Greenwich Village where they surrounded themselves with all the leftist radicals of the day.

“Ten years after her marriage Margaret Sanger started writing a column for the New York Call entitled “What Every Girl Should Know.” She also distributed a pamphlet, Family Limitation, to married women. Sanger repeatedly caused outrage and risked imprisonment by acting in defiance of the Comstock Law of 1873, which had specifically outlawed the dissemination of contraceptive information and devices, such being regarded as obscene at that time.

“Sanger was in fact a Marxist, an atheist and a racist with some real enthusiasm for human eugenics. As an example, she – like many eugenicists of her era – saw Australian aborigines as under-evolved and of little value except where they could be studied to gain better knowledge of evolution. She certainly believed that they, and other black peoples, should not be allowed to enter the white gene pool. Holding a strong drive to promote contraception and negative eugenics (that is, to prevent the birth of ‘weaker’ human elements), this woman believed that women should be allowed to have control over their own bodies.

Sanger and her Jew/leftist buddies

“Sometimes we think that such thoughts had an origin in the 1960s/1970s with writers such as Germaine Greer but that is not so; Sanger was among the very first leaders to express such sentiments. However, she did so in a largely Christian country in which many found some of her views abhorrent and repugnant. Often the problem was in the inconsiderate and provocative way in which she expressed her views, even more than those views themselves.

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Margaret Sanger founded Planned Parenthood in 1916, and has been dubbed the “Mother of the American abortion Holocaust.”

The following outlines Sanger’s satanic philosophy of life …

(a) Sanger was a militant radical who believed parents had the right to kill their children;

(b) In her book, Women and the New Race, Sanger said that it is “merciful” to kill infants; she said that, “The most merciful thing that the large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it”;

(c) Sanger was a socialist, feminist, occultist, and a believer in promiscuous sex;

(d) Sanger believed in controlled reproduction to purify the races (i.e., sterilization);

(e) Sanger founded and edited The Woman Rebel, the masthead read “No Gods, No Masters”;

(f) Sanger coined the term “birth control” in 1912, founded the Voluntary Parenthood League in 1914, and founded the first birth control clinic in 1916 in Brooklyn, NY;

(g) That Planned Parenthood was anti-Christianity from the beginning is without dispute. In her first newspaper, The Woman Rebel, Margaret Sanger admitted that, “Birth control appeals to the advanced radical, because it is calculated to undermine the authority of the Christian Churches. I look forward to seeing humanity free someday of the tyranny of Christianity no less than Capitalism”;

(h) Sanger was the president of the American Birth Control League in 1939 from which Planned Parenthood was formed, and she remained honorary chairman of Planned Parenthood until her death in 1966;

(i) Sanger called the marriage bed “the most degenerating influence in the social order” (i.e., she was a “free love” advocate); she believed all sexual conduct was normal as long as harm was not brought to others;

(j) Sanger was violently anti-family: “only individuals count, not families”;

(k) Sanger believed the poor should be sexually sterilized, and she endorsed euthanasia; she believed in selective breeding of the human race to produce “perfect” individuals (it was later that the Nazis adopted this philosophy). Her slogan was “more children from the fit, less from the unfit”;

(l) Sanger hoped for a motherhood that would refuse “to bring forth weaklings …” She wrote of “woman’s upward struggle” and described the “lack of balance between the birth rate of the “unfit” and the “fit” as “the greatest present menace to civilization”;

(m) Sanger hoped to use birth control to exterminate the genetically inferior races, which to her meant most of the non-white world; she wrote an article in 1921 called “Birth Control to Create a Race of Thoroughbreds”;

(n) In 1922, Sanger declared that Jews, Hispanics, and blacks were “human weeds” that would by reproduction, “bring a dead weight of human waste into the world”; in April of 1932, Sanger outlined a “plan for peace” to eliminate these groups (in an article titled “Birth Control Review”). The article also advocated: (1) close doors to emigration to certain aliens; and (c) establishment of sterilization and/or segregation of issengenic groups, namely people considered to have bad genes;

(o) Sanger approved of Hitler’s extermination of Jews in Europe, and had as a goal the extermination of the black race in the U.S. through sterilization and encouraging birth control via prominent black clergy (who would be “paid-off” if necessary);

(p) Sanger frequently attended séances to communicate with her dead daughter, and later drifted into eastern mysticism, Unitarianism, Rosicrucinism, astrology, and numerology; and

(q) Humanists declared Sanger “humanist of the year” in 1957.

Sanger’s legacy in pictures …

Sanger's satanic shrine: a wicked parody of the Lord's supper memorial of Christ's death, celebrating the abortion Holocaust's offerings to the Jews' god Molech

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