IVF clinic bomber laid out chilling pro-mortalist death cult ideology before attack

The madman who blew himself up outside a Palm Springs, California, IVF clinic posted a fanatical manifesto in which he declared “a war against pro-lifers” and described his devotion to a “pro-mortalist” death cult that believes no one should be having babies.Investigators believe that Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, of Twentynine Palms, uploaded the chilling, foul-mouthed, 30-minute rant in which he tried to justify detonating a car bomb outside the American Reproductive Centers on Saturday, law enforcement sources told The Post.He took specific aim at IVF, calling it “extremely wrong.”Bartkus was blown to bits, and four people were injured in the blast.“I’m angry I exist,” he said in the recording, before claiming he did not give his parents permission for him to be born.He added: “Basically I’m anti-life.And IVF is like kind of the epitome of pro-life ideology.”In addition to the rambling audio manifest, the site had a Q&A about Bartkus’ ideology, and transcripts from the YouTube channel of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter Adam Lanza.The writings and recordings reflected nihilist “anti-natalist” or “anti-life” views, which revolve around the belief that life inevitably involves suffering, and it’s wrong for anyone to bring new life into the world.“The end goal is for the truth to win,” Bartkus wrote.

“And once it does, we can finally begin the process of sterilizing this planet of the disease of life.“The reason I’m wanting to get the f–k out of this whole life game is basically, I guess it comes down to I’m not interested in being a life addict,” he rambled on.“I really never wanted to do this life drug, and I remember like when I was a kid, I mean my whole life really, people have always been trying to push this life drug onto me,” the recording said.He said he was targeting a fertility clinic because he had special scorn for people who went to the extra effort of trying to conceive.

 “I mean, these ar...