MURDER, MAYHEM FOR MOTHERS BY MAIL

Liars and murderers

Not content with slaying and mauling New Zealand citizens via the Vax, this Labour/Greens government in common with Marxist regimes throughout the world wants to make it even easier for mothers to murder their own unborn children. 

You do it by mail. What's more, you can order up some karakia from 'Decide' - the government's moniker for this 'service' to Kiwi women - to make you feel better about killing your child. There are no Pakeha, Christian prayers on offer.

New Zealand's Catholic Bishops are at least partly responsible for the ghastly, grim situation sprung on us by a nihilist government. They've done their darnedest to get Catholics praying to 'Te Ariki' (in hideously bad accents) in the 'Prayers of the Faithful'. 

'Te Ariki', a  formless 'good spirit', is a pagan god which bears no resemblance to the Most High, Triune God celebrated in the One, Holymay , Catholic Church and faithful Catholics must resist these Prayers of the Faithless.

Just don't join in. If you felt obliged to walk out on an heretical homily, pray the (Athanasian) Creed silently on your own before joining the congregation again.

And why is this government zeroing in on Maori, encouraging them to kill their children, with karakia to make them feel all better, after a 'procedure' which is often agonising and dangerous?  Three readers of this blog who keep vigil outside Hastings Hospital on Fridays - baby-killing day - know that encouragement and approval is far more likely to come from Maori than from Pakeha. 

This stinks of eugenics: killing off that part of the population which will be less useful than the rest. Abortion has been a tool of eugenicists for many years.

"Medication for early medical abortions will be accessible over the phone, with the Government launching a new telehealth service in an effort to improve healthcare for rural communities.

The service will connect callers who want an abortion and are less than 10 weeks pregnant,to a health practitioner who “can help guide someone through the process of an early medical abortion”, associate Health Minister Ayesha Verrall said.

“After consulting with the practitioner if a person wishes to proceed, they can then choose whether to have medicines couriered to them or to pick them up from a supporting pharmacy.”

Verrall said the service, named Decide, would significantly improve healthcare for rural New Zealanders and for those with privacy concerns.

'Decide' is not 'healthcare' - as the unfortunate women who feel forced to use it will find out. 

“This service will be available 24/7 and complements already existing in-person services,” she said.

 Oh super. How plausible. 

Verrall said the launch of the telehealth service, part of health reforms for consistency across New Zealand, was a “huge step towards normalising and improving access to abortion care”.

Abortion is not 'care'. Ayesha Verrall takes her cue from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in lying in her teeth. 

“From today, the abortion medicine mifepristone becomes available on prescription,” she said.

“This means that people can get a prescription from their health practitioner and take it to the pharmacy to get it filled,” Verrall said.

Alma de Anda, a board member from abortion rights organisation ALRANZ, said the rollout of telehealth for early medical abortions would make a huge difference and improve the privacy of patients.

Yep, ALRANZ would chime in. Abortion is not a 'right' and no amount of lies will make it such. 

“It will vastly increase the ability for people who want or need to get an abortion in a timely manner... not only for people in rural communities who have had trouble getting to hospitals and clinics.

“Having 0800 Decide is really important.”

National health spokesperson Shane Reti said it made sense to improve access to abortion with a telehealth service.

“National is supportive of New Zealanders getting better and easier access to healthcare.”

Oh, such bad news for pro-life Catholic voters who are determined to throw Ardern out. They must do their research on the best alternative and put their weight in behind them.  

New Zealand’s Parliament voted in March 2020 to remove abortion from the Crimes Act, but a later Ministry of Health survey found access to early medical abortions was patchy, and not locally available to all.

Medical abortion is a way to end pregnancy without surgery. Two pills are taken within the first nine weeks of pregnancy to induce a miscarriage.

You know, just like you take a couple of panadol for a headache,only the taxpayer pays for it.  https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/130337629/telehealth-service-for-early-medical-abortions-rolled-out-nationwide

 

Michelle Kaufman of Family Life International takes a different view: 

(P)regnant women across New Zealand will be able to call the abortion line and have abortion pills delivered to the door, as though it were Panadol and all at the taxpayer's expense. She will not be assessed in person.

She will endure what can be a brutal and agonising abortion of her pre-born child without medical supervision. She will be at risk of haemorrhage and will have to determine if the bleeding is excessive or not and get herself medical care.

If she lives rurally, that medical care may not be as accessible as the abortion pills were). She may see the remains of her baby and become distressed when she realises he or she is more developed than she thought (the closer to 10 weeks she aborts, the more likely this will be.

The medical practitioner has no way of guaranteeing that the woman who ends up taking the pills is the same woman who they have consulted, or whose medical records they have reviewed (I.e. blood tests, etc. He/she will find it harder to determine if she is being coerced into the abortion.

Meanwhile, the abortion line “Decide” offers no alternatives to abortion. Women often choose abortion because they believe they have no choice. The “Decide” abortion line offers only one choice - to kill your baby. On the “Decide” website there are no referrals to any other help.

Just as mifepristone has now become fully funded, so has progesterone. Progesterone is the antidote to mifepristone, and a drug often used to save babies who are at risk of being miscarried. Commonly called Abortion Pill Reversal, the progesterone protocol must be undertaken within 72 hours of taking the first pill, mifepristone, and before the second pill, misoprostol. The earlier the protocol starts, the more chance there is of the abortion being reversed. Abortion Pill Reversal is a safe practice, and since its first well over a decade ago, more than 2,500 babies have been born as a result!

However, despite this legitimate and life-saving option, no advice is provided on the “Decide” website to alert a woman that a medical abortion may be reversed. No, the Ministry of Health, Family Planning, and Magma Health are only interested in abortion. Not women. Not children. Just abort. Women deserve better than the abortion line that is masquerading as health care. Children deserve to live. <https://fli.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=75c40f7a333dfb7f62ed7c5b8&id=becb0cfc4d&e=b29e7653b6>

 

 

Madonna

Fra Filippo Lippi 

 Mary, Mother and Queen, please pray for pregnant women, their babies and the babies' fathers 

 

 

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