Glenn Beck wins Roe v. Wade archive for museum

According to Beck, there is no price too high for his new museum item — an item that previously cost the lives of at least 60 million children.

That’s right.

Beck has recently acquired the Roe v. Wade archive, which was auctioned off and, according to TheBlaze, “is now in the hands of pro-life conservative Glenn Beck.”

TheBlaze writes in an exclusive, “The archive of historic documents central to the Roe v. Wade case that temporarily guaranteed abortion rights across the United States – a ruling long extolled by eugenicists and other varieties of leftists – recently went up for auction.”

The exclusive continues, “Glenn Beck acquired the collection, sealing the deal on March 6. Roe v. Wade is history, and now that history is in the hands of a pro-life conservative."

Beck takes the archive with him to a state where the slaughter of the unborn has been banned except in special circumstances.

The bidding for the archive started at $50,000, and Beck recalls being “surprised” that he was able to take home the collection — considering that billionaires like Bill Gates usually have their eyes on these kinds of things — things that “Dickens' Scrooge would have described as ‘policies that decrease the surplus population.’”

While this was not the most affordable purchase, “Beck and his wife both agreed the real price of these documents were the lives of at least 60 million children. If we can use this to help expose this culture of death and Moloch worship, any monetary price we could personally pay would be worth it.”

While the move might anger leftists, it certainly has very little to do with trying to anger leftists and more to do with refusing to allow them to worship these evil old documents.

Beck confirms, “We will not remain silent in the face of evil. Never again means now we will not follow the science; instead we will follow and serve the Lord.”

The archive will debut this summer at the Blueprints of Freedom, a show that will include $75 million worth of documents, including everything from Christopher Columbus to Roe v. Wade.

But that’s not all. Beck asks his audience for help.

He continues, “I think it’s appropriate to hear from the women who may have believed the lie and had an abortion. And I’m going to ask you to do something that I’m sorry that I’m asking you to do. But would you please write down your experience and how you felt afterwards?”

Why?

Because he doesn’t “believe the majority of people wanted to ‘shout their abortion’” — as leftist propaganda told them to. "This is evil, what it does to children, but what it does to mothers as well.”

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