Silent No More

Just a quick post to direct you to some good pro-life articles.  In the abortion demand we hear all sorts of voices, but the ones who never get to speak are the children - the ones whose live are ended.  Most of those aborted are killed - usually torn apart in the womb.  Some survive, but as the Gosnell case brought to light, most of these children are executed as soon as they are born ("post-natal termination"??), or they are left to die.  So much for the myth of progress! 

 

But there are a few, just a few, who do survive, and they are at last telling their stories.  It is difficult for them, and that difficulty is made worse by the abuse of the pro-choice lobby who tell these people that they have no right to exist: "You should be dead!" as one pro-choice feminist howled at a survivor - there's pro-choice compassion for you!

 

Life News has two articles written by Melissa Ohden, an abortion survivor.  She tells us that survivors are only now discovering each other and realising that they are not unique - there are others out there.  One article deals with the Gosnell verdict, and another deals with survivors in general. 

 

There is also a website and support service for abortion survivors: the Abortion Survivors Network; it is well worth visiting.  Pass on the word.  

 

It might be a good idea to get some of these survivors over to Ireland to speak.  I think our Taoiseach and his cabinet who want to legalise abortion need to meet and speak to them.  However, perhaps it would not change them - at this stage it is obvious their hearts are hardened, and their minds are closed.