Friday evening's Arizona State Senate session had to be cut short as the
legislative body came under siege from Abortion Insurrection rioters.

"We have a security threat outside," Senate President Karen Fann announced.
Legislators were evacuated into the basement and then had to be evacuated
once again from the basement after tear gas fumes being used to stop the
insurrectionists entered the building.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety reported that a pro-abortion rally by
"an estimated 7,000 to 8,000 people" turned into "anarchical and criminal
actions by masses of splinter groups" who "attempted to breach the doors of
the Arizona Senate and force their way into the building. The violence of
their efforts literally shook the building".

The statement reported that "the glass doors bowed from attempts of forced
entry" and noted damage to a variety of war memorials including those
honoring murdered police officers and veterans of the Korean War and the War
on Terror.

"Violent pro-abortion protester attempts of an insurrection at the Arizona
State Senate were thwarted Friday night, thanks to the swift action from
local and state law enforcement," the Arizona Republican State Senate Caucus
stated in its press release.

"They were aggressively banging on the windows in a way that at any moment it
could break," Senator Michelle Ugenti-Rita said. "This wasn't a knock on a
window."

The Arizona Abortion Insurrection was one of a number of violent abortion
riots around the country incited by top Democrats.

"The hell with the Supreme Court," Rep. Maxine Waters had ranted at a rally.
"We will defy them."

In Los Angeles, insurrectionists took her seriously.

In Los Angeles, an abortion insurrectionist was charged with the attempted
murder of a police officer after attacking a cop with a torch, described as a
"makeshift flamethrower", and leaving him with burns.

Other abortion insurrectionists threw rocks, fireworks and bottles at police.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez raved that the Supreme Court was "illegitimate"
and urged protesters to get "into the streets".

That's what they did in New York City. In Manhattan, insurrections besieged
conservative organizations. There was an alleged arson attempt at the Women's
National Republican Club and chants of "Burn it down" outside FOX News.

In Portland, insurrectionists threw smoke bombs at police and smashed up
local businesses, as well as the Mother and Child Education Center. The
pregnancy non-profit's director denied that they were anti-abortion and
described herself as a "pro-choice, liberal Catholic Democrat."

But offering anything to children except death was enough to make Mother and
Child a target.

The Abortion Insurrection in Phoenix, New York City, Portland, and Los
Angeles had been incited by top Democrats, and enabled by their activist,
corporate, and non-profit allies.

The Phoenix protest was allegedly linked to a branch of Radical Women, "the
oldest socialist feminist group in existence," which has ties to Trotskyists,
and the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a domestic Communist party. The
media promoted the rallies while failing to disclose the radical nature of
the groups involved in it resulting in people bringing children to a riot.

Woke corporations, including Patagonia and Live Nation, promised to cover
bail so that Woke Capitalists and Communists were working together to enable
an insurrection.

But those are just the tip of the spear.

The Abortion Insurrection was carefully organized, beginning with a Supreme
Court staffer feeding the original draft decision to the media. Democrat
groups instantly organized a protest movement suggesting that they were
likely aware of the leaked draft before it was published.

Abortion insurrectionists screamed outside the court and harassed justices in
their homes so that some had to be evacuated along with their families. One
insurrectionist was arrested after plotting to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh.
Despite the growing violence, Speaker Pelosi and leading Democrats refused to
protect the justices from their rioting leftist political allies.

A wave of terrorist attacks against pro-life pregnancy centers has been waged
by a pro-abortion domestic terror group, Jane's Revenge. It left behind
graffiti warning, "If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either" that has
also appeared at the scene of some of the recent abortion riots.

The DOJ and the FBI appears to be doing little to follow up on the terrorism
and Twitter has allowed leftists to spread a list of pregnancy centers,
inciting violence under the same slogan. Senate Democrats, including Bernie
Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, instead urged the FTC and Google to go after
pro-life pregnancy centers for refusing to kill children.

The Abortion Insurrection has all the hallmarks of a carefully organized and
directed campaign.

"We are currently there being held hostage inside the Senate building due to
members of the public trying to breach our security," Arizona State Senator
Kelly Townsend had tweeted. "We smell tear gas and the children of one of the
members are in the office sobbing with fear. I expect a J24 committee to be
created immediately."

She later posted a video of the rioters hammering violently on the glass
doors of the building.

A J24 Committee would be able to do what the J6 Committee is claiming to do
which is track how the entire insurrection was organized and financed, what
the command and control operations look like, how the money is being moved
around, and what connections the insurrectionists have to top Democrats,
staffers, and donors. Including George Soros.

The last two decades normalized mass leftist protests and the last decade
mainstreamed violent rioting. The only way to put a stop to it is by shining
the clear light of day on its inner workings.

The Left has built a complicated political machine with many moving parts in
which massive hijacked foundations direct money through numerous pipelines to
smaller seed groups, leftist organizers moonlight as non-profit activists or
fellows during the day while organizing riots at night, and meaningless names
like Antifa, BLM or Jane's Revenge are used to cover up the larger
ideological organizations and operations that are running things behind the
scenes.

A congressional committee empowered to investigate, compel testimony, and
force the handover of information is needed to follow up on the work of
conservative journalists. It is vitally important that the public understand
that the violent riots in the streets are being funded by the same donors
whose organizations set the political agenda for the Democrats.

The "insurrection" is coming from inside the house.

The Abortion Insurrection is the latest in a series of leftist riots being
conducted by the same players using rotating pretexts. The attack on the
Arizona State Senate was an attempt to intimidate and disrupt a legislative
session, and to penetrate the building. It ought to be investigated and
broken down as an insurrection and a component of a larger strategy.

"This wasn't a peaceful or lawful protest," Attorney General, Mark Brnovich
said. "We must never tolerate these criminal attempts to tear down our
institutions and intimidate our officials."

Arizona officials and law enforcement suppressed the insurrection, but it's
time for Congress to step up and exposer the forces behind the domestic
terror campaign that is holding not just legislators in Phoenix, but our
entire nation, hostage.