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[Dr. Calum Miller @DrCalumMiller]

BREAKING: Luxembourg has become the second country in the world to enshrine abortion in their Constitution. 🇱🇺

This was forced through by the "Christian People's Party" - after promising they would not change the Constitution. Abortion is apparently the only exception. An idol, even for the "Christian Democrats".

Europe's leaders are morally repulsive.

[Hannah Strege, LSW @HannahStrege]

One of the smallest humans in a freezer grew up and wrote this tweet. 🧊❄️

I am the first adopted frozen embryo in the world.

I was frozen for over two years before I was born.

Today, I’m a licensed social worker, mental health therapist, and advocate for frozen embryos.

I’ve spent my career helping people recognize the dignity and worth of others.

But if our society cannot recognize the value of human life inside the womb, how can we expect it to recognize the value of children still waiting in storage tanks?

That is why I speak out.

My story is not just about me.

It’s about the millions still waiting 🤍✨

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

100% of babies with Down syndrome are aborted in Iceland 

67-85% in the US 

90% in Canada 

90% in England/Wales 

These babies deserve to live

[Dr. Calum Miller @DrCalumMiller]

MASSIVE pro-life win in Ireland

Yesterday Irish parliamentarians voted 85-30 in favour of protections for life!

This is a huge win after a devastating referendum loss 8 years ago

People are waking up and realising they were lied to - and politicians are being forced to listen!

[Dr. Calum Miller @DrCalumMiller]

This is obvious common sense. Women have died from taking abortion pills without having an ultrasound first.

Almost no countries in the world allow this profoundly dangerous method of using abortion pills. The US was an outlier.

[Precious Life @PreciousLifeCom]

"I'm a teen mother. I had multiple people including the child's father trying to talk me into getting an abortion. They kept trying to tell me that it was the best thing to do for my baby and that nobody else would ever have to know.
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I was pregnant with my son at 15. I actually went to a clinic and everything, I had no idea what the right thing would be for me to do. I was a terrified teenager. They did an ultrasound and asked me if I would like to see the baby and I told them yes. As soon as I saw my little baby on the screen, I immediately knew that I could not do this to my child and that I shouldn't be letting people pressure me into doing something like that.
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I ran out of the building and cried like a baby. I called my boyfriend at the time (baby's father) and he actually screamed at me and told me that I needed to turn around and go get the abortion.
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I'm now a 17-year-old single mother and my son is one years old. He is the love of my life and I absolutely adore him. Nobody should ever feel pressured to get an abortion."-Chloe

Credit: (Testimony and photo) Save the Storks

[Isabel Vaughan-Spruce @IsabelVSpruce]

Today marks the 58th anniversary of the implementation of the Abortion Act in the UK. There are over 10,500,000 voices who will never be heard - but yours still can be. Don't put off speaking up for life!

[Dr. Calum Miller @DrCalumMiller]

BREAKING: Kenya's Court of Appeal rules that abortion violates the child's right to life and overturns the decision of a rogue judge who had tried to legalise abortion!

This is a HUGE win in one of Africa's biggest legal cases ever.

Congratulations Kenya!

[Isabel Vaughan-Spruce @IsabelVSpruce]

Fantastic news! If only all countries were as consistent in their laws, babies the world over would be safer.

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

I was pro choice until I found out at 20 years old that I lost a sibling through abortion

When it hit that close to home I was faced with feelings I had never had before.

What do you mean one of us is missing?

Abortion has a far greater impact than just a “personal medical choice between a woman and her doctor”, my brother or sister they were a real person, a real human, they shared the same parents as me, they were part of me, of our entire family.

Who knows what kind of wonderful things they would have done? the memories, stories, all of it is just gone, never to be allowed to exist because of one selfish decision.

Learning this also made me so confused as to why was I allowed to exist and live? Why did she make the choice to allow me to live and yet did not allow my sibling the same right? Why me and not them? You say you love me but had I come at another time would you have decided to not have me? How can you love someone when you can so easily decide if they live or die? How can you truly love a child if you are willing to live without them, and not only that, be the reason they die?

[ADF International @ADFIntl]

Nicki trusted a local school to educate her child.

But without her consent, her daughter was exposed to explicit sex ed content - incl about incest & bestiality, despite both being illegal.

We’re supporting Nicki’s efforts to restore parents’ rights to protect their children 👇

[Shellz180 @Shellz1801]

At the March for Life UK
#humanrightsforallhumans

[Shellz180 @Shellz1801]

At the March for Life UK
#humanrightsforallhumans

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

.@Nike releases a pro-family ad, signaling a cultural shift by calling having a family a “win”—more meaningful than any championship.

We need more of this.

Get married and have babies.

[Dr. Abby Johnson @AbbyJohnson]

Every single human being walking the earth was once inside of a woman’s womb.

Stop acting like preborn children are a foreign species we should be able to discard like they’re trash. They are children inside of a womb. They’re growing human beings with the right to life.

[John Ruddick MLC - Libertarian @JohnRuddick2]

My hunch as to why National Party leader David Littleproud chose a dramatic ‘trial separation.’

Australian political history is littered with leadership challenges. Typically a challenger has a crack at the leader and loses. The challenger then bides their time for six months or so, waits for the leader to stumble and then has a second crack and wins the leadership.

Matt Canavan challenged Littleproud last week and lost. But Canavan is popular among the base and has the stature of a leader.

I suspect Littleproud calculated that a second Canavan challenge was (a) likely and (b) likely to be successful … so Littleproud decided to posture as a ‘National Party supremacist’ in the hope his party room rallies behind their ‘gutsy’ leader.

This view is strengthened by the four purported policy differences that were oh so important that Littleproud had to split the Coalition.

1. Pro nuclear
2. Anti supermarkets
3. Pro pork barrelling
4. Pro mobile phone towers in remote places.

These are insufficient reasons to blow up what has been a very successful Coalition since 1923. They’re particularly insufficient when the Liberals haven’t said yes or no to any policies - they are correctly taking some time to let the dust settle before formulating policy.

It feels like those policies were dreamed up post the decision to split … to mask the real intent (shoring up Littleproud’s leadership long term).

The first time I saw Littleproud interviewed (years ago) he made a big deal out of being a believer in global boiling. That was posturing - he wanted legacy media to be nice to him (it worked).

Canavan’s challenge was based on one policy - ending net zero BS. That’s popular with National Party branch members and voters (because they’re smart). Littleproud couldn’t go that far (and lose his legacy media support) … so he dreamed up four other less contentious policies and pretended they were ‘a line that couldn’t be crossed.’

Canavan is right. Australia has fallen for climate change BS because of weak Coalition leadership on this issue.

Australia desperately needs Matt Canavan.

[Dr Joanna Howe @ProfJoannaHowe]

I've just received exclusive footage of an AEC officer instructing a political candidate NOT TO TALK ABOUT LATE TERM ABORTION to voters. I thought we lived in Australia, not China👇

[Stephen Chavura @ChavuraStephen]

Sydney, we dont give evil a walk-through. Swords and shields time again. Wednesday next week.

[Robert Sterling @RobertMSterling]

The best random part about having small kids is how they mispronounce things and it’s so adorable that you not only don’t correct them, you start adopting it yourself.

During Covid, our daughter couldn’t say “hand sanitizer” correctly. Three years later and we all still call it “hanzatizer.”

When my son was two, he had a toy Elmo guitar that he called his “kintar.” My wife and I only stopped pronouncing it like that once he started real kintar lessons and we sounded dumb in front of the teacher.

Our toddler is two and she calls her backpack a “pack pack.” Now the other kids talk about getting their pack packs ready for school every day.

We’re having pasghetti for dinner tonight.

It probably sounds stupid, but it’s little things like this that make parenthood—despite all the challenges—an irreplaceable joy.

[Dr. Abby Johnson @AbbyJohnson]

Imagine how sick you have to be to think that murdering children in the womb up until birth was going to deliver you a landslide election…

I’m so glad the American people shut that down last night.