UNICEF doesn’t recognise that pornography is evil
A UNICEF report - first published, then withdrawn due to protests and resubmitted with minor changes - supports the idea that pornography is not always harmful to children and adolescents. And that they should not be denied ‘vital sex education’, including abortion and LGBT issues. A scandalous approach that fails to recognise the objective evil of pornography.
Surrogate pregnancy: ECHR's rejection goes only halfway
The European Court of Human Rights has rejected the appeal of a divorced lesbian couple who were denied recognition by Icelandic authorities as parents of a child born in the USA through surrogacy (neither of them is a biological mother). But the problem persists because the two women are treated as “de facto” parents and their homosexual union as a family. So, how will the "no" to surrogate motherhood hold up in court?
“No vaccines from aborted foetuses!” A heroic appeal to Christians
An appeal by many women, pro-life activists; women who are urging Christians all over the world and men of upright conscience to resist vaccines contaminated by abortion. Dr Wanda Półtawska, friend and confidante of John Paul II, and miraculously cured by Padre Pio, is the first signatory.
USAID’s Samantha Power: new power on the global stage
In the United States, the new Biden-Harris Administration immediately adopted a “tabula rasa” approach to life matters. One of the main moves is the appointment of Samantha Power (former US ambassador to the United Nations) as the new chief of USAID, the primary dispenser of US foreign assistance. It's already crystal clear what kind of agenda she will advance: “We will advance gender equality, LBGTQI+ rights, and women’s empowerment as part of our broader commitment to inclusive economic growth and social cohesion". And the Biden Administration will once again finance those international and non-profit organizations that provide abortion as part of “women’s empowerment".
USAID’s Samantha Power: new power on the global stage
The nomination of Samantha Power to lead USAID - the United States Agency for International Development - is and indication of a more aggressive policy to promote abortion in the world. Indeed the nomination of Samantha Power as Administrator of USAID was enthusiastically welcomed by the abortion industry.
Vaccines and infertility, researchers sound the alarm
After Roxana Bruno sounded the alarm about Covid vaccines and the risk they pose to fertility, another warning comes from Janci Chunn Lindsay who has worked on the development of contraceptive vaccines: due to the similarity between syncytins and the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, vaccine-induced antibody responses could trigger a cross-reaction, causing reproductive side effects. Even the Virologist Bill Gallaher confirms the suspicion. He points out that there are already numerous cases of spontaneous abortions and menstrual irregularities in vaccinated women.
Abortion education: a priority for the G7
Among the priorities decided and the documents approved during the meeting in London of the G7 Foreign and Development Ministers, ahead of the next summit of leaders of state and government of the world’s most industrialised countries (11-13 June), is the education of girls to include the murder of their unborn child. Pushing for this are the powers that be from around the world.
Experimental vaccines or cures? The enigma of the EU Regulation
Vaccines may only be used on an experimental basis if there are no alternative treatments. If there are valid cures, the Committee must revoke the authorisation. An article in the 2006 EU Regulation sheds light on the subject of Covid treatment and could explain the Ministry’s obstinacy in not reforming the home treatment protocol. All this while the rejection of the old low-cost drugs continues, and hopes for a new drug, Molnupiravir, by Pfizer coincidentally, are emphasised.
Vatican in the pocket of the contraception industry
The Fifth International Vatican Conference (6-8 May 2021) on the theme of human health has already caused quite a stir. This is so because of the invited speakers (many linked to the Covid vaccine business) and its main advertising graphic, an image seen as a veritable manifestation of practical atheism. Yet, there is an even more disturbing aspect: the main funder of the conference is the John Templeton Foundation which is committed to the spread of contraception and is specialised in involving religious organisations in its birth control campaigns. Pfizer, which will also be represented at the conference, is the manufacturer of injectable contraceptives with long-term side-effects, the cause of many disasters in developing countries. All this is going on while a Motu Proprio signed by Benedict XVI forbade such intermingling.
Cells from aborted fetuses, does anyone still care?
The Holy See, Bishops and a number of Catholic intellectuals are the first to promote mass vaccination by ignoring Church documents on the requisites for the use of cells from aborted foetuses to be considered morally legitimate. This is an opportunity lost for the Church to evangelise.
Birth control, a war against the poor
Contraception, abortion and euthanasia are not conquests of civilisation but weapons in a war against the poor. This is what emerges in a recently published book, Exterminating Poverty by Mark Sutherland. His book tells the story of the legal battle between his grandfather, the Scottish doctor Halliday Sutherland, and Marie Stopes, founder of the first family planning clinic over her eugenic plan to get rid of the poor. The Daily Compass spoke to the author
Covid, the success of the vitamin that is not a vitamin
Vitamin D is a kind of hormone, the intake of which stimulates the immune response and modulates it. This is why it is important to take plenty of vitamin D in the prevention and treatment of Covid. Professor Giancarlo Isaia, president of the Turin Academy of Medicine, talks about it.
