Aborting a Baby Is Legal in Britain, but Depicting It Is a Crime (FReep the baby-killers!!!)

Human Events Online ^ | 2 June 2006 | Steven W. Mosher

[Byron_the_Aussie]

Hideous. I'll write this weekend. Thanks, Dasher

[Byron_the_Aussie]

...how many letters have you sent to the USA about the babies that they kill?...

Hey, Mac: stick a sock in it.

[Aquinasfan]

"It is upsetting for everyone."

I bet the baby finds dismemberment "upsetting" too.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

Mrs May is married to Nigel and has two stepchildren, Katie, who has just finished at Bath University, and James, who is starting at Bristol University. In her spare time she enjoys performing late-term abortions. Her dream is that, one day, she'll be able to smile in a relaxed, genuine manner.

[A. Pole]

The Director of Public Prosecutions, as district attorneys are known in the U.K., promptly ordered his arrest on the charge of "sending offensive materials through the mails." The policy then dragged the 75-year-old Catholic, who is nearly crippled with arthritis, from his home and held him in prison until his court date.

Progress in Europe bump.

[The_Eaglet]

pro-life bump

[prion]

Letters from Americans on the subject will go directly into the "stupid Yanks" file. In just the same way Americans loved receiving voting advice from Guardian readers.

[cva66snipe]

Amazing what offends todays world isn't it. A Godless nation is fine they say. The mention of GOD in government offends them. The act of abortion the murder of unborn life is fine they say. The act of showing how barbaric and cruel the practice is however is offensive. The teaching of a Saviour on a cross is offensive they say. But making motion pictures showing Him being done is such a cruel way draws box office hits.

Common sense and history of man tells me what a GODLESS nation and world becomes. I have no need of pictures to understand how barbaric abortion is although I do agree some need to see such pictures so they do understand. I don't watch movies in general about The Cross. Common sense tells me what happened and the physical horror then the mental one of a father turning his back on his SON because of evil.

[GeronL]

They're denying this man medical care because of his thoughtcrimes???

That is astonishing... how could England have fallen so low?

[cpforlife.org]

Imprisonment for showing pictures of a "legal" medical procedure.

If it was any other medical procedure would the same persecution/prosecution taken place?

Will this one day happen in America?

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[Mr. Silverback]

Upon receiving the pictures, Ruth May complained to the authorities.

Why? If you believe all the pro-aborts, this man sent her photos of a beautiful expression of human freedom and caring. It shouldn't have been any more disturbing than watching a bunch of new citizens getting sworn in.

[Mr. Silverback]

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[Coleus]

Ruth May  Chief Executive Ruth joined the Trust as Chief Executive on 1st October 2005. Originally from the Wye Valley in Wales, Ruth trained as a nurse at the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport then became a theatre nurse and gradually worked her way up to theatre manager at hospitals in the West Country. She managed clinical services at Barnet and Edgware hospitals, before becoming chief executive of North Barnet Primary Care Group. For the last four years, she has been deputy chief executive of Havering Primary Care Trust in Essex. Ms. Ruth May Chief Executive Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road, Kings Lynn Norfolk, England PE30 4ET http://www.qehkl.nhs.uk/ http://www.qehkl.nhs.uk/About/Complaints/index.htm http://www.freerepublic.com/perl/post?id=1642092%2C1

[fatima]

Perfect running mate for the Hill she should change countries.Kinda looks like her too-when she was 10.

[Lexinom]

I will write.. With pictures. An English baby is worth as much as an American one.

Site with pictures along with pathologist authentication.

[Lexinom]

If it was any other medical procedure would the same persecution/prosecution taken place?

I think you know the answer.

[George from New England]

It seems to me Florida is about LESS GOVERNMENT REGULATION.

What you say is that any sane person has numerous reasons to wear a helmet, let logic dictate, not the government.

[George from New England]

The seat belt issue is tied to federal funds for highways.

I will wear the seat belt if I'm a passenger in any vehicle but as a driver I don't.

[freddymuldoon]

www.abortionno.org

[Lexinom]

That's a very good site. The creator of Abort73 was originally part of that organization.