Author: unitedfamilies

Canada’s euthanasia regime, which is officially termed “medical assistance in dying” or MAiD, is often described as the most radical in the world. In a recent article in The Spectator (UK), journalist Douglas Murray described it as a “hell-path”. After March 2024, he opined, doctors “will be able to kill (or award ‘medically assisted suicide’) to people of any age who suffer from anorexia, depression, PTSD or a growing smorgasbord of other debilitating ailments.”

In the hushed corners of our society, a sinister industry flourishes, largely hidden and unspoken of. It’s an issue so shocking and perplexing that people tend to ignore it when brought to light. This is the pandemic of sex trafficking and child sex trafficking.

One might presume that in a civilized, developed nation like the United States, such a crime would be promptly detected, prosecuted, and eradicated. Yet, this is far from the truth.

America’s largest abortion provider consistently works to promote itself while desecrating sacred holidays and disrespecting days of remembrance at the same time.

“When the goal of your business is to make a profit from destroying preborn infants, nothing is too obscene or disgusting to use in the attempt to achieve that aim,” said American Life League Director of Communications Katie Brown. “It sounds awful—and it is.”

It was in 2021 on the occasion of the 50th year of the legalisation of abortion that some of the prominent pro-life organisations like YU4C Prolife, Human Life International, Goa, Eva Prolife movement of Kalyan Eparch, Jesus Youth Prolife, Diocesan Human Life Commission of Bombay Archdiocese came together and decided to make a pan-Indian coalition to raise their voices against the gruesome act of abortion, under the patronage of Oswald Cardinal Gracias.

The DuPont all-trimester abortion business drew the ire of pro-life Americans across the country after plans were announced for an abortion business to the stars that would end the lives of little unborn children even after viability. However, to an email from the Deputy City Manager, the building management company has rescinded its lease to DuPont after mounting pressure from the pro-life community.