Another baby saved thanks to abortion pill reversal

Irish doctor based in England, Dr Dermot Kearney, announced on X that a baby boy was born on 31 July following the successful treatment of receiving the abortion reversal pill. This brings the total to 62 babies whose lives have been saved due to this treatment.

Dr Kearney has pioneered this treatment in his medical career and has often faced uphill battles because of it. Dr Kearney noted that this most recent baby was born after his mother regretting taking Mifepristone at 7 weeks gestation.

Video appears to show Planned Parenthood discussing the sale of body parts of aborted babies

Last week, a video was posted online purporting to show executives from the American abortion provider Planned Parenthood discussing the sale of body parts from late-term aborted babies, some of whom had been delivered alive and mostly intact. The video was recorded undercover in 2015 by activist David Daleiden.

The video was not allowed to be shown until now due to a court order following a case brought by then-California attorney general Kamala Harris against Daleiden on behalf of Planned Parenthood.

The man who recorded the video explained that “[Ann] Schutt-Ainé [chief medical officer of Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast] and [Tram] Nguyen [the branch’s vice president of abortion access] described dismembering the fetuses after delivery to get around possible violations of the federal partial-birth abortion law.”

WARNING: The six-minute video below is very disturbing to watch.

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Statistics suggest one in six unborn babies are aborted in Ireland

CSO statistics show that last year there was a decrease in the number of registered births in Ireland, from 68,930 in 2013 to 54,678 in 2023. The fertility rate was also found to have declined from 2.0 in 2013 to 1.5 in 2023.

According to the Department of Health’s annual abortion notifications report (a reported widely understood to be inaccurate and flawed), there were ostensibly 10,033 abortions in Ireland in 2023. With this figure taken at face value, it would mean that of all pregnancies in Ireland last year 15.5% of them ended in abortion. This of course does not include miscarriages.

In 2022, 1 in 8 pregnancies (12%) ended in abortion. As we can see, the figure is now even higher with 1 in 6 babies being aborted. Notably, the prevalence of abortion and the shockingly high abortion rate failed to make it into most analyses in the media which touched on the dropping birth rate in 2023.