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Daniel Imperato Comments on Roe v. Wade West Palm Beach, FL – (i1connect News) - On the 35th anniversary of the historic landmark decision, 2008 Independent Presidential Candidate Daniel Imperato commented on Roe v. Wade and its lasting impact.

“35 years ago the Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that women have the right to end the lives of their unborn children. This was a truly sad moment in American history. At that moment, we destroyed the sanctity of life and the constitution,” said Imperato.

Roe v. Wade was a major victory for abortion activists who had been looking to make a case for a national abortion standard and take away sovereignty from the states.

Since 1973, over 48 million children have lost their lives because of this politically motivated legal decision.

“While originally a state issue, I believe because of Roe v. Wade and its lasting effect nothing short of a constitutional amendment to protect the lives of the unborn will suffice. We must make it clear that no one has the right to murder an innocent human being, and that life begins at conception,” stated Imperato.

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Imperato Warns about Terrorism from South America, JFK Terror Plot Foiled

New York 6/5/07ù A suspected terrorist cell planned a "chilling" attack to destroy John F. Kennedy International Airport, kill thousands of people and trigger an economic catastrophe by blowing up a jet fuel artery that runs through populous residential neighborhoods, authorities said Saturday.

Three men were arrested, and one was being sought in Trinidad on Saturday. In an indictment charging the four men, one of them is quoted as saying the foiled plot would "cause greater destruction than in the Sept. 11 attacks," destroying the airport, killing several thousand people and destroying parts of Queens, where the line runs underground.

This terrorist plot is the second plot to come out in as many months regarding a large scale terrorist attack on a major US landmark. In April, six men were arrested in conjunction with planning attacks on Fort Dix in New Jersey. The six men were immigrants from Kosovo.

This time, the terrorists came from much closer, our neighbor South America.