In France the truth about abortion costs 100,000 euro fine
The French Media Regulatory Authority fined the CNews channel for saying that the number one cause of death in the world is abortion. Reality doesn't count in the face of the diktats of one-size-fits-all information.
United Kingdom, Catholic Church mobilises faithful against assisted suicide
Cardinal Nichols and British bishops urge Christians to oppose the bill aimed at decriminalising assisted suicide by promoting the principle of self-determination, to be debated on 29 November. And surprisingly, the Labour government and majority in Parliament is split.
Irish medical study confirms Covid vaccines harmed children
A study published in the Irish Medical Journal, conducted on 12-15 year old patients, reveals that Covid mRNA vaccines increased the risks of developing myocarditis and pericarditis, both after the first dose but more so after the second.
UK, shock verdict: silent prayer against abortion is a crime
Adam Smith Connor, prosecuted for violating a buffer zone protecting an abortion clinic, was found guilty and given a two-year conditional discharge and a £9,000 payment. This is the first time a thought crime has been recognised in the UK.
Judgment time for Smith-Connor and anti-abortion prayer
October 16: A British judge will rule on the case of the war veteran arrested for silently praying near an abortion clinic. If found guilty, it will be the first conviction in the UK and Europe for thoughtcrime.
The unlearned lesson of the British child who refuses to die
NR, 4 years old, was taken off life support last April by decision of his doctors and judges but continues to live and is thriving. Consequently, the judge revoked his sentence but still does not understand the moral of the story, namely what love and ‘best interests’ really mean.
UK, ‘buffer zones’ imposed to defend abortion
Just as the trial of Adam Smith Connor, accused of silent prayer near an abortion clinic, is underway, the Labour government is making it compulsory across the UK to create buffer zones around abortion facilities to prevent pro-life presence.
Prayer against abortion, British police pay compensation for wrongful arrest
Isabel Vaughan Spruce receives £13,000 and an apology in an out-of-court settlement for being arrested twice. It’s a major victory for pro-lifers but the new Labour government promises new clampdowns.
Italian Medicines Agency rewrites history admitting 'Covid 19 Vaccines don’t stop contagion'
In replying to the Arbitrium association, the Italian Medicines Agency (known as Aifa in Italy) admits what had already emerged from the pharmaceutical companies and European Medicines Agency (EMA): "No Covid-19 vaccine prevents the transmission of Sars cov-2". The decree in Italy which forces health workers to vaccinate was based on false assumptions, and so was the imposition of the green pass. And the government knew it.
Trafficking of aborted foetuses, finally online videos Kamala Harris cached
Five videos shot undercover that demonstrate Planned Parenthood's lucrative trade in the organs of aborted babies. The footages seized in 2016 by Kamala Harris, then California Attorney General, are now public thanks to a congressional investigation. But mainstream media is keeping the news quiet.
Paglia adds insult to injury on euthanasia and assisted suicide
After being severely criticised for the Small Lexicon of the End of Life, Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia gives three interviews in which he confirms the errors in the PAV booklet. His rejection of euthanasia and assisted suicide is only formal, while in substance his position contradicts Church doctrine. The lure of therapeutic obstinacy prevails.
mRNA vaccines and cancer, Moderna's admissions and media censorship
In a US House hearing, mRNA technology inventor Robert Malone reveals Moderna's admissions about the possibility of vaccines developing tumours. Inexplicably, the study showing the increase in neoplasms in Japan is retracted.
