Today the Mail on Sunday have published an inflammatory article
attacking the outreach to women outside abortion centres which Good Counsel and
other groups are involved in.
This will be the launch of a spectacular media campaign,
inspired (orchestrated?) by BPAS to encourage MPs to back a new buffer zone bill
(the aim of BPAS’ #Backoff business initiative to prevent women backing out of abortion when they are offered help by pro-lifers). Last year a small number of MPs
backed efforts to bring in “Buffer Zones” round abortion centres.
So, backed by the most biased research team ever (Dr Pam
Lowe, darling of Abortion Rights and Dr Graeme Hayes of Aston University) BPAS
will now re-launch this campaign with the help of Keir Starmer, MP.
Dr Pam Lowe of Aston University speaking to Paul Tully of SPUC and Clare McCullough at the March for Life in May. Despite agreeing to do so, Dr Lowe and her colleague Dr Graeme Hayes have repeatedly neglected to respond to our invitation to speak to women who accepted help from us outside abortion centres. Yet her research on Pro-life Vigils is used to promote the Buffer Zone movement
To help them do this, their favourite media chums (Channel
4, The Guardian and now the Mail on Sunday) have left no stone unturned.
Since February 2016, Good Counsel, 40 Days for Life and
Abort 67 have had a selection of undercover ‘journalists’ on their tails. These
‘journalists’ have made a series of spectacular new discoveries:
Good Counsel mentions that there are many
studies showing an increased risk of breast cancer following abortion, while
acknowledging that the medical establishment does not accept there is a proven
link. (First reported 1998)
Abort 67 displays graphic images at abortion
sites. (Acknowledged all over their website and known by everybody who has ever
read an article on pro-life witnesses).
And Shockingly
Yes. I am afraid it’s all true.
What is not true however is that we harass, shout at,
follow or film women going to abortion centres. This is one lie that has been
repeated so often it is now “fact” to the general public.
Unfortunately the Mail on Sunday and the Channel 4 Dispatches
Programme (this Wednesday, 5th October 11pm) as well as Aston
University’s Research team refused to accept our offer to speak to any number
of the 100’s of Mothers who have chosen life after accepting Good Counsel’s
help outside an abortion centre; the very women who could tell them everything
about what we do and don’t do, if they really wanted to know.
Please read and watch these and other reports on pro-life
witnesses at abortion centres over the next few days and write in demanding
that these women get their chance to speak.
There will be many important updates on this story from Good
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next part of this ongoing attempt by the abortionists and their media stooges
to stop pregnant Mothers receiving the offer of help and alternative to
abortion that so many of them want.
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