Depopulation
A Florida firefighter says God helped him and his wife to start their family after nearly ten years of trying to have a baby.
The firefighter, who has chosen to remain anonymous to protect his family’s privacy, was on duty in Ocala, FL on January 2. At 2 a.m. he heard the alarm go off at the Safe Haven Baby Box located at the fire station.
“To be honest, I thought it was a false alarm,” the firefighter told TODAY.com.
When he opened the box he saw a healthy baby girl wrapped in a pink blanket.
The Safe Haven Baby Box allows someone to safely and anonymously surrender a child legally – no questions asked.
There are multiple baby box locations in multiple states and baby drawers in Arizona. Baby Drawers were introduced by Banner Hospital. These locations are accessible from the outside of the building and are equipped with silent alarms so you can surrender your newborn no questions asked! See current locations below to find the closest baby box or baby drawer location near you.
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Read MoreGermany’s highest administrative court has struck down bans against peaceful prayer gatherings near abortion facilities because they violate the country’s constitution.
The Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig, one of five supreme courts in Germany, ruled on June 20 that bans against prayer vigils outside of abortion clinics encroach upon the constitutional right of freedom of assembly as guaranteed by the Basic Law of 1949, the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany.
It is a major win for the pro-life advocacy group 40 Days for Life led by Pavica Vojnović. A regional court already had confirmed the group’s right to peaceful assembly in August 2022, but that ruling was appealed by the city of Pforzheim. The new ruling confirms that the city has no appeal
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Read MoreThe Biden administration will not appeal an Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals decision from December 2022 that blocked the so-called transgender mandate.The mandate was an attempt by the Biden administration to define sex to include “gender identity” for the purposes of Health and Human Services (HHS) regulations. Critics say the rule would have required doctors, clinics, and hospitals to perform procedures to which they object and insurance companies to pay for such procedures.
The Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) president Brent Leatherwood welcomed the news.
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Read MoreThe company’s shares fell 3.5% in volatile premarket trading on Monday as Pfizer said it would stop developing its therapy lotiglipron.
Pfizer Inc said it is scrapping its once-a-day experimental obesity pill because of concerns about liver safety, but will continue developing its other obesity pill, the twice daily treatment danuglipron, as it races to rival the success of other weight loss treatments.
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Read MoreI have to “eat a little humble pie” and retract the story that we published on June 24th. It was titled “Massive Military Global Depopulation“. As interesting as it was, the information source was not credible, and we should discard of it. Here is my three minute explanation.
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Read MoreThe public health unit for Elgin and Oxford counties will move ahead with the next phase of developing drug use and treatment services in a region that’s seeing almost one drug overdose death a week.
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Read More2020 predictions by US Military Intelligence; DOD’s covid planning role; Pfizer’s secret documents being exposed; dramatic and accelerating excess mortality, and our early warnings all fit.
Before you watch this, remember: don’t panic. Denial is not the cure, and what happens next depends on us.
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Read More‘Confidential’ documents released by BioNTech to the European Medicines Agency reveal tens of thousands of serious adverse events and thousands of deaths among people who received the Pfizer-BioNTech mRNA COVID-19 vaccine during a time period when the vaccine makers insisted they saw no “safety signals.”
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Read MoreA 33-year-old quadriplegic Canadian woman who is a mother of three says it was easier for her to get approved for state-sanctioned euthanasia than to get help for disabilities that she has been suffering with for many years. In a video shared online on June 20 by RightNowHQ, Rose Finlay of Bowmanville, Ontario, said there is a “huge and detrimental discrepancy that exists in the supports available to disabled Ontarians.”
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Read MoreA normal sight in Canada now. Edmonton, Alberta.
An addict passes away in front of our kids as we leave dinner.
Stop this madness.
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