For every three conceptions in UK: one girl, one boy, one abortion. Birth rates have dropped so significantly that our natural population is projected to halve within two generations. Increasingly, young women are delaying motherhood; half remain childless by age 30. Women who are childless at 30 face a 50% chance of remaining childless by... Continue Reading →
The Real Fertility Crisis: wanting, not just affording, children
The numbers from the Office for National Statistics could not be clearer: England and Wales are falling short of replacement-level births, with maternities sliding year after year while abortions climb to nearly a third of all conceptions. On paper, the “missing” births are more than accounted for by abortions—but the idea that banning abortion could... Continue Reading →
Lord Brooke, in the House of Lords, celebrates abortion by asking us to consider how much more our global population might have grown without it, he speaks of abortion as a societal good in controlling population growth. Abortion today is killing one-in-three of our future humanity. In the last 25 years in E&W, we have... Continue Reading →
Bye-bye baby...I remember when we worried about there being too many people, worried about population explosion. Now look at that red line on the latest UN projections. I'm reading that this will be the first time our global population will be in decline since the 14th century, when the Black Death wiped out perhaps a... Continue Reading →
