Infanticide

The recent executive order signed by Donald Trump to protect premature babies and babies born after “botched abortions” was the result of heated debate over the provision of medical services for especially the latter. A bill to make them compulsory was defeated earlier this year. Some of the rhetoric surrounding this controversy makes the very suggestion of allowing babies to die sound inhuman, as did Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva who opined in 2011 that:

I'm so angry today that what I want to talk about - pitchforks and ropes and the "g" word and artillery - is what […]
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The move towards economic nationalism, preserving nation, language, religion and culture is surging, and the globalist elite are showing their true colors by supporting one of Communism’s main weapons – abortion.
However in a globalist-aligned mainstream media, they appear to be banking on not being noticed for what they are saying.

Sometimes I have to wonder if all those suspicious deaths of "natural doctors" or "homeopathic" doctors, or whatever one wishes to call them, are […]
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This was another of those weeks where it was difficult to make final selections, so here are some of the honorable mentions. Again, many […]
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In Virginia, Democrat Kathy Tran introduced a bill that allows abortion even as the mother is giving birth. The Democrat Governor of Virginia Ralph Northam, a pediatric physician, acknowledged that the bill would allow infanticide after the baby is viable outside of the mother's body.

Weird news, or news that at least looks weird on the surface, is everywhere. This round of weird news comes out of the Universite de Strasbourg in France, where Tissier and colleagues uncovered how niacin – also known as vitamin B3 – can actually prevent cannibalism among some animals.

It is said that India is the ‘most dangerous country in the world in which to be a girl’, a controversial United Nations finding based on a range of distressing social statistics rooted in gender and caste prejudice, much of which can be traced back to 18th century colonialism and the destructive ‘divide and rule’ methodology employed by the British.