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Iceland 100% Downs Syndrome abortion 26th October 2017 – iTV.ie
Axis of Shame: Suicidal Lesotho Signs UN Resolution Praising China for Oppressing Hong Kong With National Security Law?
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World Domination: You would expect a tiny landlocked nation like Lesotho to be pro independence, but no, Lesotho along with Zimbabwe and Mozambique, appear to support communism and annexation. Why does Lesotho even exist? Why was Lesotho (and Swaziland & Namibia) allowed to keep its independence, but the other 10 independent bantu homeland nations were annexed by ANC in the 1994 violent coup? Why is Lesotho the favourite of UK Royals? We can only assume large amounts of money or “deals” changed hands when on July 1, 53 countries (including Communist China) signed a resolution introduced by Communist Cuba at the United Nations’ Human Rights Council in Geneva, praising China for the passing of the oppressive Hong Kong National Security Law.
The list of those that have now became part of this new Axis of Shame
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Polar Opposites-Abortion in Iceland RTE Documenrtary 23rd July 2017 – iTV.ie
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Watch: https://itv.ie/polar-opposites-abortion-in-iceland-rte-documenrtary-23rd-july-2017/
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In 1935, Iceland legalised abortion, making it the first Western nation to do so. A very small Pro-Life group named Lífsvernd is led by Corkman Fr Denis O’Leary. We also meet staff working in the area of abortion at the National Hospital of Iceland (2017)
Iceland first legalised abortion in 1935. In 1975 the law was revised making it legal for women to have an abortion free of charge up to 16 weeks of pregnancy.
Father Denis O’Leary from Cork city has been parish priest in Reykjavik for 28 years. Catholics make up a very small proportion of Icelandic society – less than 4% – and most of his congregation are from countries such as the Philippines and Poland.
April and Mike Frigge are Americans who have lived in Iceland for 20 years, and are active members of
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