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Friday, October 19, 2007

Abortion on board

Maltese overwhelmingly reject Dutch abortion ship - Gomperts press conference in Malta limited to invited media only...did not answer question asking if she had an abortion, by Hilary White from LifesiteNews in Canada:
..Gomperts told media that her particular aim was promoting the RU-486 “abortion tablets” that she claimed are safer than giving birth. “Many women do not know of the existence of medical [chemical] abortion and that's one of my goals in Malta, to make them aware that if they can obtain the medicine they can do it safely themselves in the first nine weeks,” she said. Dr. Gomperts claimed that “a small number” of Maltese women had contacted her privately to arrange abortions on her ship..

..Gomperts’ visit was organized by Dr. Emmy Bezzina, Malta’s most prominent abortion activist whose fringe political party, the Alpha Liberal Party, promotes abortion and divorce, positions strongly opposed by a majority of Maltese who remain strongly faithful to their Catholic religious heritage in the face of secularizing pressure..

Dr Gomperts, who has two children, dismissed the existence of post-abortion syndrome, and told the press that being a mother has only strengthened her support for abortion. Employing a long used abortion slogan familiar to pro-life advocates around the world, she said, “Every child has a right to be a wanted child.” She said that having children of her own has “made my conscience stronger about the immense importance of voluntary motherhood.”...Asked if she had ever had an abortion herself, the 41 year-old Dr. Gomperts’ hesitation surprised the Times reporter Ariadne Massa who called the response “unexpectedly punctuated by moments of silence”...

Anonymous Anonymous said...

i am not againts abortion, i am english and have 4 children, but i think if there is a medical reason either with the baby or mother it should be aborted for health reasons, i had a friend who found out she was pregnant, and they told her the baby had downs,she was 18 weeks, so she went Italy to take it away so why cant malta do that here? 

Tuesday, October 23, 2007 6:51:00 PM
Anonymous Anonymous said...

well i agree with the last person, this country should come up to 2007 times, if it was me who was carrying a downs or disabled child, i would want it taken away for sure, you see that many children here disabled and there parents put them in care as they cant cope. it should be done on health reasons only.. thank you 

Thursday, October 25, 2007 6:58:00 AM

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